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21 July 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Structural reforms key to restoring interest rates

Global asset manager Standard Life Investments says growth and interest rates are unlikely to move significantly higher without reforms to rectify ...

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FTSE rally ‘unjustified’: Columbia Threadneedle

Following the initial post-Brexit sell-off, FTSE stocks have begun to rally and recover much of their initial losses, but Columbia Threadneedle warns ...

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Chinese economic data positive

Second-quarter economic data from China is showing stabilising growth, but the country is not out of the woods yet, JP Morgan warns. JP Morgan ...

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NAB launches green bond for investors  

National Australia Bank has released a new bond which investors can use to support the delivery of renewable energy projects and ...

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Reduced super returns not a worry: Chant West

Australia’s major superannuation funds have posted positive returns for the seventh consecutive year, according to Chant West, although this year’s ...

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Blue Sky invests in Asian e-commerce

Blue Sky Venture Capital has contributed to a US$10 million financing round for Thailand-based e-commerce company, aCommerce, as part of its focus on ...

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Brexit provides real estate opportunities

Post-Brexit fluctuations in the real estate market are likely to be “shorter-lived and less severe” than many investors expect, according to LaSalle ...

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CFD market participation falls

The Australian contracts for difference (CFD) market shrank by 14 per cent over the year ending May 2016, according to Investment Trends

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US growth looks set to continue

The US business growth cycle has completed a seventh year, and according to AllianceBernstein, it’s likely to continue for a few more years

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Listed property’s strong returns come with risk

Listed property, locally and globally, generated strong returns over the year ending 31 May 2016, but Zenith Investment Partners warns increasingly ...

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