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| | | ... policymaker Juergen Stark reignited aversion to riskier assets. But even as US stocks fell nearly three per cent and other commodities tumbled, gold came under renewed pressure as two weeks of extreme volatility for bullion rattled some confidence in ... |
| | | | ... it's the long term skyward direction of commodity prices driving the AUD more than rates. "Prices for key Australian commodities have remained very high thus far, with growth in China continuing to look solid. As a result, Australia's terms of trade ... |
| | | | ... leverage in the CFD, to as low as zero. This allows leverage-free access to products like FX, international stocks and commodities. "The basic premise is an investor's bottom line means everything. With tight spreads, commission free company trading ... |
| | | | ... raised hopes the central bank would act to further support the US economy. Also, futures contract prices for major commodities such as oil, gold and copper settled firmer. The big retail banks were lower. ANZ had slipped 11 cents to $20.07, CBA was down ... |
| | | | ... (CTAs) that specialise in managed futures. These alternative investments mainly use futures contracts over indices and commodities and, according to FRM Australia managing director Richard Keary, offer liquidity that is completely aligned with its underlying ... |
| | | | ... Australian dollar began the morning session higher after a buoyant night on European and US equity markets and stronger commodities trading, but has since slipped back to below 105.00 US cents. Mr Waterer said the Aussie dipped slightly after the Reserve ... |
| | | | The Australian dollar was stronger on Tuesday after a bouyant night on European and US equity markets and as commodities also pushed higher. At 0710 AEST on Tuesday, the Australian dollar was trading at 105.03 US cents, up from 104.16 US cents on Monday. ... |
| | | | ... between indexes or asset classes are not stable over time, Robinson said. In the global financial crisis of 2008, commodities that usually have a negative correlation to stocks - moving in reverse - instead shot up to a positive correlation of 0.5 as ... |
| | | | ... hybrid securities. "West Australia has the strongest economy in the nation and that is likely to continue with the commodities super-cycle that is underway," said Jim Stening, managing Director, FIIG Securities. "So we expect that the number of West ... |
| | | | ... looking at expanding its Capital Series products to cover any international index such as the Hang Seng, or global commodities markets. "We're gauging interest with distribution channels to see what the appetite is," he said. The Capital Series products ... |
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