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06 February 2017 • By • 1 min read

RBA unlikely to cut rates: AMP Capital

The Reserve Bank of Australia is unlikely to cut the interest rate at Tuesday’s meeting despite recent low inflation readings, according to AMP ...

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Trump-fuelled gold rally to meet resistance

Gold has rallied as investors respond to comments from US President Donald Trump and several US officials, however hourly and daily data offer ...

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WAM moves to replace Hunter Hall LIC board

Wilson Asset Management has taken steps to replace three members of the Hunter Hall Global Value board following the listed investment company's ...

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NAB super trustee faces licence conditions

The corporate regulator has imposed additional conditions on the AFSL of Nulis Nominees, the superannuation trustee owned by NAB. A statement ...

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Fund managers looking to ‘avoid the blow-ups’

With earnings season downgrades coming thick and fast, Australian fund managers are seeking the relative safety of resources and banking stocks, says ...

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Investors being short-changed by bond ETFs

Fixed income managed funds and ETFs should be considered as a separate asset class to owning the underlying products directly, according to XTB

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Confidence dips in final month of 2016

Ongoing political instability continues to weigh on investor sentiment, with global investor confidence sagging in January, according to the State ...

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Australian pension portfolios should diversify

Superannuation funds are overweight Australian equities and therefore exposed to market shocks, according to Willis Towers Watson. The company’s ...

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Future Fund wary of ‘fragile’ markets

With monetary policy at its limit and multiple risks looming on the horizon, global investment markets are particularly vulnerable to a systemic ...

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‘Episodic’ volatility ahead in 2017

Investors should be on the lookout for bouts of volatility in 2017 driven by the US dollar, oil and commodity prices, says Triple 3 Partners

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