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| | Nikola Garevski has joined Victorian Funds Management Corporation as a senior equities analyst. Garevski landed at the $92 billion VFMC from AustralianSuper, where he was a senior risk analyst on an eight-month contract. Previously, he spent over four ... |
| | | ... back in 2017," he said. However, Cunneen said Trump's proposals would have a more dramatic impact on global trade and the US jobs market. "Trump has proposed imposing 10% tariffs on all imports into the US and specifically 60% on Chinese imports," he ... |
| | | ... "Headlines have attributed this volatility to various factors including the Bank of Japan's rate hike, the weak July US jobs report and talk of recession. "We should also remember that markets had moved sharply higher over the past year and have ... |
| | | AMP has made the chief executive role of its local wealth management business redundant as it restructures to a new operating model. Australian Wealth Management (AWM) will see chief Scott Hartley exit by the end of the year. "With the recent [AMP Capital] ... |
| | | ... global economic outlook, and how TCorp expects them to evolve. Out of the nine key issues, four are from the US including US jobs growth, US earnings growth, US Federal Reserve easing monetary policy and the US/China Phase 2 Trade Deal. TCorp chief economist ... |
| | | In the hopes of only employing competent and ethical financial advisers, the banking industry has announced a new hiring protocol. The banking industry has created a protocol which sets minimum standards for checking references and sharing information ... |
| | | ... how the three-month average growth in employment remains a respectable 232,000 but the absent these excuses, August's US jobs report missed expectations. Employment's a miss - there were only 151,000 jobs created versus expectations for a 175,000 addition. ... |
| | | ... speculators to put risk back on onto their portfolios. Fear, it seems, has left the building... or driven out by the strong US jobs numbers. The VIX index closed 10.6% down to a reading of 13.2 - and down on the day the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported ... |
| | | ... consecutive month of improvement. An increase in the average work week from 34.5 hours to 34.6 hours also augurs well for the US jobs market. Looked at in isolation, continued US labour market strength pooh-poohs recent concerns (including mine) that ... |
| | | ... zero interest rate policy - precisely seven years. Reports put the odds of a lift-off rising to 80%. But after the strong US jobs numbers and overlayed with US Fed chief Janet Yelland's words to the US Congress' Joint Economic Committee a day prior that... ... |
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