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05 April 2016 • By • 1 min read

RBA cash rate remains on hold in April

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to keep the official cash rate on hold at 2 per cent after its third meeting this year. With unemployment ...

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Banks can absorb bad debts: Spectrum AM

Australia's credit cycle may be about to take a “turn for the worse”, with defaults steadily increasing from record lows – but corporate issuers are ...

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Government cuts off Trio Capital compensation

Assistant Treasurer Kelly O’Dwyer has announced that the government will not be providing further compensation to investors in collapsed investment ...

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Federal budget to delay rate cut, says HSBC

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is expected to keep interest rates on hold tomorrow, with the government's decision to deliver its federal budget ...

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Chinese devaluation would be ‘damaging’

Despite many commentators calling for a large one-off devaluation of the renminbi, Capital Group says this would be economically and politically ...

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Financial and physical fitness linked, finds study

Australians who rate themselves as physically fit are more likely to consider themselves financially literate, new research by BT has found

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Aussie small-caps emerge as ‘surprise performers’

Australian small-caps have defied selloffs in equity markets, returning an average return of 10.2 per cent in 2015, according to Lonsec. In an ...

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HUB24 platform adds Bond Adviser

Platform provider HUB24 has made researcher Bond Adviser's fixed income managed portfolio available to its users. Bond Adviser said its Income Plus ...

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Australia exposed to ‘inevitable’ global downturn

The structural deterioration of Australia's fiscal position over the past decade has left the economy “particularly vulnerable” to the next global ...

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Yellen flags ‘gradual’ interest rate policy

US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen has announced that only “gradual increases” in the federal funds rate will be warranted in coming years

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