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| | | "Francogeddon", "currency tsunami", "shocker", "jaw-dropping". These are some of the words used to describe the Swiss National Bank's (SNB) decision to surrender and abandon the currency peg - erected back in September 2011 - against the euro last night. ... |
| | | | ... surprise and investors are therefore seeking opportunities overseas," Skelly added. Hedged international ETFs that manage currency risk should be a key focus for investors this year, along with ETFs that already offer exposure to international markets ... |
| | | | ... 0.72 per cent to 10,014.99. Brent North Sea crude hit a fresh five-year low at $US65.93 a barrel and the European single currency fell to $US1.2247 - the lowest point since August 2012. Brent North Sea crude for delivery in January rebounded to $US66.38 ... |
| | | | ... Most of its exports are manufactured goods whose prices have not fallen. Unless weak demand changes that, its foreign currency will go further, and living standards should rise. Cheaper oil will also help the government clean up China's filthy air by ... |
| | | | ... 25 basis points every couple of months. Mead also pointed out that the Australian dollar has been the second strongest currency in the G10 in 2014. "Even though the Aussie dollar has fallen versus the US dollar," he said, "it hasn't fallen versus all ... |
| | | | ... resources will be offset by an economic rebalancing helped by the current low interest rate and a falling depreciating currency. However, AllianceBernstein senior economist Guy Bruten believes the consensus view underestimates the likely impact on Australia ... |
| | | | ... predicts it'll "benignly collapse" to at the end of next year. To be fair, a year is a long, long, long, long time in currency markets - anything can still happen. Still, with only the US mid-2015 rate lift-off remaining the only "if" that needs to be ... |
| | | | ... through broad exposure to the world's developed equity markets, while also giving investors the tools to manage their currency risk." The benefits of the local fund structure these products adopt include the flexibility to elect dividend reinvestment ... |
| | | | ... in property, 4% is in infrastructure and 4% is elsewhere. Half of international fixed interest assets are hedged for currency movements, but only 17% of international equity investments are hedged - reflecting expectations by fund trustees of continued ... |
| | | | ASX and the Bank of China have signed a heads of agreement to develop the Renminbi (RMB) as a currency in Australia's financial markets. The heads of agreement complements the recent appointment of the Bank of China as the official RMB clearing bank ... |
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