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13 April 2015 • By • 1 min read

Investors flock to ETFs in 2014

The number of Australians investing in ETFs has risen 46 per cent over the 12 months to October 2014, growing from 103,000 the previous year, new ...

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Look to overseas equity income: Capital Group

With 45 per cent of Australia's 2014 dividends flowing from the big banks and BHP, yield-hungry investors should start diversifying overseas, says ...

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Plenty of upside to global equities: Credit Suisse

Global equities will remain attractive throughout 2015 compared to other asset classes, says Credit Suisse. According to Credit Suisse’s 2Q 15 ...

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Value remains in UK equities

Although value is increasingly scarce in UK equities, building and airline sectors remain favourable, says Standard Life Investments. In the Q2 ...

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Global listed property vulnerable to rate hikes

Global listed property continues to provide diversification and returns benefits, but it could be at risk if interest rates increase dramatically, ...

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'Yellenomics' losing its grip, says Pimco

Savvy investors should be watching equity and credit markets closely in order to take advantage of a future US Federal Reserve rate hike, says Pimco

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RBA enters agreement with People's Bank of China

The Reserve Bank of Australia has signed a new bilateral local currency swap agreement with the People’s Bank of China (PBOC). In a statement ...

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Emerging markets outlook 'less positive'

A Fidelity global analyst survey has found significantly low levels of corporate confidence in emerging markets. The Fidelity’s 2015 Global Analyst ...

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Is Europe the 'comeback kid'?

While the global economy has experienced disappointing growth in 2015, growth in the eurozone has yet to falter, says Standard Life Investments

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AMP Capital warns on South China Sea dispute

The ongoing dispute in the South China Sea could disrupt commercial trade routes worth $5 trillion, says AMP Capital. Speaking to InvestorDaily, ...

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