Powered by MOMENTUM MEDIA
investor daily logo

Markets

markets

22 May 2018 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Trade war temporarily ‘averted’: AMP Capital

China and the US have announced ‘constructive’ progress in trade talks, signalling a ceasefire in the trade war sparked by steel and aluminium tariffs ...

READ MORE
icon

Telstra drags down Australian dividends in Q1

Dividends paid by Australian companies fell 6.6 per cent on an underlying basis in the first quarter of 2018, largely down to cuts by Telstra and ...

READ MORE
icon

Equity markets a ‘house of cards’: FIIG

With US 10-year bond yields at a seven-year high, a relatively minor shock could be enough to trigger forced selling on equity markets, says FIIG

READ MORE
icon

ANZ exits Cambodian JV at $30m loss

ANZ has sold off its majority stake in joint venture bank Cambodian JV ANZ Royal Bank, booking a $30 million loss in the process. In a statement to ...

READ MORE
icon

Royal commission response echoes UK: Finsia

The findings and public reaction to the royal commission into banking have closely mirrored the experience in the UK, according to Finsia

READ MORE
icon

US/China trade dispute resolution a ‘slow process’

China and the US are inching closer to resolving their ‘phoney’ trade war, but progress will “remain slow and uncertain”, according to AMP Capital

READ MORE
icon

Allianz launches retirement incomes business

German financial services giant Allianz has announced it will deliver retirement income solutions to Australians alongside its subsidiary Pimco

READ MORE
icon

Fund managers in for a ‘world of pain’

The funds management sector is facing lower margins and more competition for mandates as super funds “exercise their positional power” and manage ...

READ MORE
icon

‘There mightn’t be a price’ for AMP: Wilson

High-profile fund manager Geoff Wilson has suggested it may never make sense to invest in AMP – no matter how low the embattled company's share price ...

READ MORE
icon

BT Panorama hits $10bn in FUA

BT Panorama now has more than $10 billion in funds under administration (FUA), of which 40 per cent is made up of SMSF assets. Announcing the ...

READ MORE