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| | ... started lower as traders sit on the sidelines following recent gains and ahead of this week's meeting of the Federal Reserve. RBS Morgans senior private client adviser Bill Chatterton said traders appeared to have been taking some money off the table ... |
| | | ... started lower as traders sit on the sidelines following recent gains and ahead of this week's meeting of the Federal Reserve. RBS Morgans senior private client adviser Bill Chatterton said traders appeared to have been taking some money off the table ... |
| | | ... Friday, following an 0.8 per cent rise on Wall Street. "America being America, the biggest kid on the block, we followed suit," RBS Morgans private client adviser Bill Bishop said. "We're climbing slowly, and we've had rallies right across the board." ... |
| | | ... market opens flat. The big banks, however, are rallying as financial markets continue to expect an interest rate cut in August. RBS Morgans Ipswich manager Tony Russell said that after several days of gains, resource stocks were being sold as investors ... |
| | | Research and ratings house Morningstar Australasia has expanded its partnership with RBS Morgans to provide international share research to the stockbroking and wealth management firm. RBS Morgans will have access to the research through the online ... |
| | | ... Street's lead after the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 both reached fresh record highs for the third session in a row. RBS Morgans analyst Bill Chatterton said local stocks were essentially tracking the moves in the US. The Dow Jones Industrial ... |
| | | ... its $US85 billion-a-month quantitative easing measures. The Australian market has recovered from steeper opening dips but RBS Morgans Ipswich manager Tony Russell said a fall in the Australian dollar to below 92 US cents, earlier on Friday morning, had ... |
| | | ... concerns about US Federal Reserve bond buying dents sentiment, with banking and mining stocks both in negative territory. RBS Morgans Ipswich manager Tony Russell said speculation about the American central bank's quantitative easing policy, ahead of ... |
| | | ... long weekend for the Queen's Birthday holiday. The United States market dropped overnight but had posted gains on Friday, RBS Morgans senior private client adviser Bill Chatterton said. "A combination of those two things is pushing us up and if you look ... |
| | | ... equities. The Australian dollar plunged to its lowest level since October 2011, hitting 95.11 cents in early Thursday trade. RBS Morgans Ipswich manager Tony Russell said this fall was encouraging investors to sell stocks. "Our market's probably very ... |
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