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09 June 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

World Bank cuts global growth forecast

The World Bank has slashed its forecast for 2016 global economic growth to 2.4 per cent, down from 2.9 per cent in January. In the June 2016 Global ...

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Beware 'contagious' lapses of logic: AMP Capital

Investment markets are undoubtedly "irrational and erratic" as a whole, but successful investors, by contrast, manage to keep their emotions in check, ...

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Australian IPOs outperforming in 2016

The average return of the 25 companies that have listed in the 2016 calendar year to date is significantly higher than the ASX 200 index return, ...

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Institutional ETF usage on the rise

After spending years tinkering at the edges of their portfolios with ETFs, Australian institutions are starting to fully embrace the investment ...

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'Erratic' equity markets lacking direction: SQM

After a very ordinary year, equity markets are likely to behave unpredictably and without "strong forward momentum" for the foreseeable future, says ...

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Australian dollar facing ‘perfect storm’

The Australian dollar is likely to experience its most volatile month in over a decade, according to foreign exchange firm World First. World First ...

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BetaShares rolls out model portfolio service

BetaShares has launched an asset allocation and ETF model portfolio service aimed at financial planning firms. The service comprises a modular set ...

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ASIC takes NAB to court for BBSW conduct

ASIC has commenced legal proceedings in the Federal Court in Melbourne against NAB for “unconscionable conduct and market manipulation” in relation to ...

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RBA keeps cash rate on hold - June 2016

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to keep the official cash rate on hold at its June board meeting. The RBA's decision comes after the ...

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Chinese growth 'won't make you rich'

Australians looking to invest in China should resist the allure of high growth and instead focus on companies operating in sectors with high barriers ...

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