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29 April 2016 • By • 1 min read

US Fed leaves door open for June hike

The US Federal Open Market Committee has failed to mention global and financial risks in its statement this week, leaving open the possibility of a ...

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AMP Capital to launch ‘active’ ETFs

ETF provider BetaShares has teamed up with AMP Capital to launch three new exchange-traded managed funds. The AMP Capital Dynamic Markets Fund, the ...

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May rate cut on the cards as inflation drops

The ASX futures market has reacted to yesterday's surprise drop in the consumer price index (CPI) by pricing in a 53 per cent chance of a rate cut on ...

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Iron ore rally 'unsustainable', says Morningstar

The price of iron ore has surged to US$69 per tonne, more than doubling since its December 2015 lows, but falling Chinese demand for steel will soon ...

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Super funds top 2015 multi-asset returns

Superannuation funds with 61-80 per cent growth assets were the top-performing sub-sector in the multi-asset class throughout 2015, according to new ...

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'Noisy' bank reporting season ahead, says UBS

Australia's big four banks are set to unveil a "relatively weak" set of numbers when they announce their 2015-16 first-half results in the first week ...

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Investor confidence drops in April: State Street

Global investor confidence dropped by 5.7 points in April, driven by a reduction in North American confidence, says State Street. According to the ...

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BlackRock launches Aussie 'core' ETFs

BlackRock has launched five new 'core' ETFs for Australian investors, designed to provide low-cost access to the key exposures used by investors to ...

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China bond market yields 'attractive'

Against a backdrop of low-to-negative interest rates, Chinese government bond yields are looking like a better bet than those of other developed ...

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Ireland the stand-out in 'disappointing' eurozone

With the exception of Ireland, the periphery of Europe remains vulnerable to global economic shocks as the continent “papers over” problems, according ...

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