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14 January 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Don't be 'too concerned', says AMP Capital

Global stock markets have had a rough start to 2016, but there are at least seven reasons for investors to be optimistic, says AMP Capital's Shane ...

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Oil on track for worst quarter yet: Saxo

The first quarter of 2016 is likely to be the “worst in the cycle” for beleaguered oil prices, says Saxo Bank. In a new report titled, Minding the ...

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Aussie managers becoming more active

Australian equities managers have ramped up their 'activeness' over the last two years in response to increased fund flow to passive funds and ...

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Brace for Asian currency wars: Pimco

The battle to generate growth will continue to be commonplace in Asia throughout 2016, with Pimco warning investors to watch for further policy ...

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Suncorp Bank appoints new treasurer

Suncorp Bank has announced the appointment of former Citigroup executive Scott McMullen as treasurer. Scott McMullen, former head of financial ...

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More fee pressure ahead in 2016

The asset management industry will continue to be challenged by increased fee pressure in 2016, providing further momentum for passive ...

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Euro politics a roadblock to growth: AB

The eurozone is poised for solid growth throughout 2016, but its fragmented political environment remains the foremost concern for investors, says ...

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Consumption to buoy Japanese growth in 2016

The Japanese economy looks set to side-step the effects of deteriorating Chinese demand, says HSBC Global Research. In a recent research update, ...

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Caution on China overdone: Nikko AM

Investors may be wary given the big falls in Chinese stock markets last week, but they could be missing some “very attractive” opportunities by shying ...

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'Hard-earned' returns for corporate bonds ahead

Contagion from outside Australia could make 2016 a bumpy, albeit rewarding, ride for Australian dollar corporate bond holders, said Spectrum Asset ...

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