Asia could be Platinum's edge, again
Facing outflows, Kerr Neilson says his confidence in stockpicking over ETFs is unshaken.
Facing outflows, Kerr Neilson says his confidence in stockpicking over ETFs is unshaken.
The world's top central bankers are due to meet this weekend at Jackson Hole and monetary settings are likely to be high on the agenda.
Dean Fergie's C3G fund returned 41.4 per cent over 2016, and he sees "massive" growth in small caps that feed our social media lives.
Speculation persists that the RBA is growing more tolerant of the higher Australian dollar through its lack of commentary on the currency.
Low yields have hurt QBEs investment returns which means the insurer has to work harder on its 'day job.'
Bank stocks are close to the cheapest they have been in 20 years, but the risk is they stay that way.
After all four major banks reported, nobody is any closer to knowing if they have to raise capital again.
Softer than expected retail sales data out of the United States forced a rethink of the strength implied by labour figures a week ago.
Transurban is seen as a lifesaver for state governments. What goes unspoken is that the public sector is an exceptional partner to Transurba...
Prominent investor Hamish Douglass of Magellan, says. "We may have a revolution that people haven't thought about."
Westpac shares had their worst day since June, and Telstra unveiled a complicated set of numbers.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia's record result was not enough to lift its share price.
Former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett argues an independent auditor should review the CityLink concession.
The Australian sharemarket is at its most expensive since Lehman Brothers but yield trumps valuation.
An independent review by RBC analysts finds the returns fall short of a windfall level, but not by much.
A "very troubling scenario" is brewing over the next three years if China tightens capital controls and the US revisits hiking, including a ...
Global markets look again to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for the next wave of stimulus.
"I don't think at the moment you need to own any Australian bank if you're not pegged to the index."
Bank funding costs will rise under a rating downgrade but that's not the biggest concern.
Gold rallied to a more than two-year high, oil extended its losses and Australian banks were hit by renewed fears over the impact of Britain...
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