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Morning market wrap: US Shares up, Australian dollar slumps

... trade the dollar was trading at $US0.6560. The US dollar also ended New York trade higher against most other major currencies. All Ordinaries 3013.6 +0 NASDAQ 1746.46 +25.75 Dow Jones 9223.09 +6.30 FTSE-100 4073.60 -1.20 Hang Seng 9992.87 +100.47 Nikkei ...

Afternoon market wrap: Australian shares lag offshore gains

... three quarters of a US cent lower at $US0.6745. Overnight the US dollar advanced against the euro and other "commodity" currencies as share markets surged higher. The yield on the 10-year government bond rose 6.5 basis points, ending the day at 5.165%. ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks up in late trade

... recovered, the yield on the benchmark 10-year bond rising 5 points to 3.55%. The US dollar weakened against most major currencies, down to 119.4 Japanese yen and with the euro trading at US$1.1610. Earlier in London, the FTSE 100 fell 67.3 points to ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks edge lower

... the yield on the 10-year Treasury edging down to 3.52% from 3.55%. But the US dollar ended lower against most major currencies. The euro was trading back above $US1.15 - at $1.1504, while the dollar was fetching 119.74 Japanese yen. All Ordinaries 2999.7 ...

Morning Market Wrap: US Stocks End Lower

... cyclical names. In other markets, the US dollar eked out a small advance against the yen, closing at 119.61. But European currencies generally strengthened against the US dollar. The euro ended up at $1.1433. The yield on the 10-year US government treasury ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks sink after Fed decision

... backed up more sharply at the shorter end of the Treasuries curve. But the US dollar strengthened against most major currencies, including a 0.5% gain against the euro. The European currency had slipped to $1.1590 in late US trade, while the dollar was ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks extend gains

... yield on the 10-year bond jumping to 3.26% from 3.17%. The US dollar also trimmed recent losses against other major currencies, ending at 1.1790 against the euro and at 118.10 Japanese yen. All Ordinaries 3077 +0 NASDAQ 1668.44 +1.86 Dow Jones 9323.02 ...

Morning market wrap: Data spurs strong gains in US stocks

... 4,152.9. Meanwhile, stronger economic data and rising stocks helped the US dollar trim earlier losses against other major currencies. The US dollar ended over 0.2% higher against the Japanese yen, the euro and the Swiss franc, and bounced off multi-year ...

Citibank agrees to improve advertising disclosures: ASIC

... investment is initially made. However, upon maturity of the investment, the investor has no say in which of these two currencies the investor will be repaid. An investor is also offered a range of interest rates. The higher the interest rate, the greater ...

Midday market wrap: All Ords continues downward slide

... slipped to further lows fuelled by worries of war in Iraq. The dollar also plunged overnight along with several other currencies around the world. A combination of rising oil prices, lower passenger traffic and fears of sky terrorism added to the worries ...

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Capstone joins forces with PictureWealth to form $22bn FUA planning network

MICHELLE BALTAZAR

PictureWealth Group has inked a landmark deal with national advice licensee Capstone Financial Planning, forming a combined business with 360 financial advisers and $22 billion in funds under advice.

Mercer reviews small caps, Aussie equities mandates

KARREN VERGARA

Mercer Investments Australia has overhauled the fund manager line-up across its Australian equities and small-caps funds following an investment review, retaining some incumbents and awarding fresh mandates at the same time.

HESTA launches campaign around super tax benefits

MATTHEW WAI

The super fund is launching 'Super Saturday' to help those that are missing out on the advantage from super tax benefits ahead of the end of the financial year.

RBA on hold, rate cuts expected

ELIZA BAVIN

The Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates on hold at its June meeting with economists suggesting the next move could be a rate cut.

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