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Originally published by CuffelinksIntroduction: Sir Michael Hintze, AM is the Founder, Chief Executive and Senior Investment Officer of CQS, a London-based credit-focused global multi-strategy asset...
Originally published by CuffelinksThe Australian Labor Party has announced that if elected, it will end cash refunds of imputation credits on dividends paid by Australian companies. It would reduce...
Originally published by CMC MarketsEuropean shares played catch up and risk assets generally rose as the global trade conversation took a conciliatory turn. The US dollar rose and “safer”...
Originally published by Rivkin SecuritiesTwo consecutive days of gains have brought US stocks back to positive for the week but both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 are still down...
Originally published by AxiTraderMarket Summary (7.47 am, Friday April 6)Markets continue to react to the de-escalation of tensions between China and the US over trade that occurred over the past day...
Originally published by CMC MarketsEuropean stocks are flying high as the fears of a trade war ease. EuropeThe US has showed signs that it isn’t as aggressive as traders initially suspected....
Originally published by BetaSharesMonth in Review – Trade tremorsThe pull back in global equities continued in March, with the MSCI All-Country Net-Return Index dropping 2.2% after a 3.5% drop...
Originally published by CuffelinksI hate paperwork. Although I originally trained as an accountant, and I’m happy to bury myself in spreadsheets and annual reports, I have too many other...
Originally published by Rivkin SecuritiesLate yesterday, the Chinese government imposed $50bn worth of tariffs on imports of certain American made products, including soybeans and electric vehicles....
Originally published by AxiTraderMarket SummaryWhat a turn around. Late yesterday afternoon as the announcement of China’s retaliatory tariffs hit the screens, markets across the globe went into...
Originally published by CMC MarketsEuropean stock markets are feeling the pain from China’s decision to impose new tariffs on US imports.Europe The initial reaction from Beijing was relatively...
Originally published by IG MarketsAs we move further into the second quarter, markets continue to struggle with conviction – whether it turns to a long-overdue deleveraging or supply another...
Originally published by AMP CapitalAustralian retail sales rose a stronger than expected 0.6% in February, which saw annual growth push up to 3%yoy. The strength in February was driven by household...
Originally published by BetaSharesWeek in ReviewGlobal markets tried to recover ground last week with reports that US President Trump was keen to strike a trade deal with China sometime soon. That...
Originally published by AxiTrader7706 - that's the high the Aussie traded up to over the past day before it pulled back a little to sit at 0.7685 this morning. It still gained around a quarter of a...