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| | | BT Financial Group (BTFG) has added over 300 managed funds to its investment platform Panorama. This update offers an open architecture menu with access to funds from over 70 managers across a range of diversified, sector, specialist and wholesale managed ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open lower after losses on Wall Street and European stock markets overnight. At 0715 AEDT on Thursday, the December share price index futures contract was down 10 points at 5,478. Locally on Thursday Reserve Bank assistant ... |
| | | | ... space yesterday: "Small caps - Russell 2000 up by 1.4% overnight - are back in favour. So are tech stocks - up 1.2%. US releases of the day were positive: April durable goods orders came in better than expected; Richmond Fed manufacturing survey reversed ... |
| | | | ... Street's good mood. Small caps - Russell 2000 up by 1.4% overnight - are back in favour. So are tech stocks - up 1.2%. US releases of the day were positive: April durable goods orders came in better than expected; Richmond Fed manufacturing survey reversed ... |
| | | | US Treasury has released details for future intergovernmental agreements on FATCA, a step that the Financial Services Council says brings resolution of the US-Australia potential compliance problem one step closer. The model agreement will serve as ... |
| | | | ... expected. Here's my but again. But in the overall scheme of things, there's really nothing much to read out of the US releases overnight - they're same old, same old. And I don't think Wall Street read much into them anyway. Most of them were away. Only ... |
| | | | ... Small change to pay for peace of mind! Without these good news distracting investors' attention from the not so good US releases last night, Wall Street would have ended down, sentiment would take a hit and make it that little bit harder to continue ... |
| | | | ... Recent data flows continue to produce conflicting signals. This is no better exemplified - again - by last night's US releases. The Chicago Purchasing Managers Index fell to 46.1 in September - signalling a fall back in business activity in the area ... |
| | | | ... improving but destroyed wealth, tight credit and unemployment are major obstacles for further strengthening. Overnight US releases have not helped improve visibility as well. US durable goods orders - a leading indicator of capital investment - increased ... |
| | | | ... this especially at a time when the biggest economy in the world appears to be getting sicker by the day. Last night, US releases showed that housing starts hit a record low in December, housing sales down sharply and house prices are still in decline. ... |
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