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Business conditions strengthen significantly: NAB survey

AAP | TUESDAY, 21 OCT 2003

Business conditions strengthened significantly in the September quarter, with confidence up sharply, according to the latest National Australia Bank survey. Business activity accelerated and there are encouraging signs the worst is over for rural and ...

Morning Market Wrap: US key indices up

... John Snow predicted higher US interest rates. In the news today, the National Australia Bank will release its September quarter business survey. All Ordinaries 3295.2 +0 NASDAQ 1925.14 +12.78 Dow Jones 9777.94 +56.15 FTSE-100 4347.50 +3.50 Hang Seng ...

Import price index dips 3.4% in the September quarter: ABS

... goods, commodities and transactions had a negative 3.4 per cent change from the June quarter of 2003 to the September quarter. The change in the import price index for the year to the September quarter was a negative 9.7%. The biggest change for the ...

ABS releases figures for producer price indexes for the year

... the year to September 2003. The index recorded a 0.5% increase in the same price value from the June to the September quarter. For the producer price index of intermediate commodities, the change was 0.8% for the year and -0.4% for the September quarter. ...

Morning Market Wrap: Dollar stronger

... 3292 on a volume of 737 contracts. In the news today, the Australian Bureau of Statistics is due to release its September quarter Producer Price Index data. All Ordinaries 3301.4 +0 NASDAQ 1912.36 -37.78 Dow Jones 9721.79 -69.93 FTSE-100 4344.00 +4.30 ...

Morning Market Wrap: Dollar strong after volatile night

... 3300 on a volume of 752 contracts. In the news today, the Australian Bureau of Statistics is due to release its September quarter trade price indexes and new motor vehicle sales data. In NEW YORK, Technology stocks edged up on Thursday on the back of ...

Australian Rugby Union added to BT corporate super's new mandates

BT Financial Group (BT) has revealed it experienced a bumper September quarter, with 15 new corporate superannuation mandates won over the three months, totalling $185 million in funds under administration. BT said its new mandates include a $67 million ...

Morning Market Wrap: Gains continue; US$ weakens

... including Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, Amrad Corp, Hills Motorway Group and City Pacific Ltd. WMC Resources Ltd September quarter production report is due today. The Australian dollar opened stronger today as the United States dollar weakened following ...

Economy strong; rates will rise: NAB survey

WITH AAP | TUESDAY, 14 OCT 2003

... series for business conditions, forward orders and capex spending have all continued to accelerate through the September quarter. NAB chief economist Alan Oster said the bank remained comfortable with its GDP forecasts of 2.5 per cent growth for 2003 ...

Investors stick to property, despite lure of rising sharemarkets: ING

... investment and debt reduction, the latest ING Melbourne Institute Household Savings and Investment Report for the September quarter revealed today. For the second consecutive quarter, the report found, the proportion of respondents (8.1 per cent) intending ...

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Global X awards mandate for ETF business

ELIZA BAVIN

Global X has awarded a new custody and administration mandate for its Australian ETF business.

Bell Asset Management launches small-caps fund

KARREN VERGARA

Bell Asset Management has formally launched its Australian Small Companies Fund, which is run by former Tyndall Asset Management portfolio managers.

Former Australian Ethical finance chief lands new gig

MATTHEW WAI

The former chief financial officer of the ethical investment manager has joined a local finance company after wrapping up his tenure at AUB Group.

MySuper assets pursue $1.5tn Choice sector

KARREN VERGARA

MySuper assets are fast catching up to the $1.5 trillion Choice sector, hitting nearly $1.2 trillion in the March quarter.

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