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01 April 2015 • By Taylee Lewis • 1 min read

Eurozone will bounce back, says BlackRock

European equities represent a significant short-term “opportunity” despite speculation about poor long-term growth, says BlackRock. According to a ...

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Greece 'incapable' of staying in eurozone

A Greek exit from the eurozone is more than likely, says Carnegie Asset Management. Speaking to InvestorDaily, Carnegie Asset Management portfolio ...

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Asia edging closer to deflation: HSBC

As Asian economic growth continues to decelerate, deflation is becoming a foremost concern, says HSBC. An HSBC global research report titled Asian ...

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Pimco backs Japan to rebound in 2015

Japan's GDP is expected to grow 1.5 per cent in 2015 as the country emerges from a period of economic stagnation, predicts Pimco. In a report ...

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India well positioned for growth: Saxo

India is ideally placed for a "zero rates world" thanks to the country's substantial structural reforms and the closed nature of its economy, says ...

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Aussie small caps ‘pricey’, says Paradice

The huge inflow of superannuation money has made local small caps expensive, says boutique fund manager David Paradice – and he’s betting Aussie ...

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Masterfund FUM up $55bn in 2014

Overall masterfund business grew 9.8 per cent during the year ending December 2014, up from $564.3 billion in the previous year, research by Plan For ...

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Richest companies 'weighed down' by cash

Cash-rich Australian corporates are growing at a much slower rate than their more bullish, M&A-focused counterparts, says Deloitte. A new ...

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Renminbi use on the rise, says HSBC

The use of Chinese currency among Australian companies has grown since 2014 and is expected to accelerate further, says HSBC. According to the 2015 ...

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China 'unlikely' to undertake QE

Despite a healthy appetite for quantitative easing (QE) elsewhere in the world, the People's Bank of China is unlikely to go down the QE route, says ...

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