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Dollar advances as US-Iran talks suffer setbackThe U.S. dollar strengthened as Middle East war hopes dimmed, pinning the Japanese yen near 160 ahead of the Bank of Japan's policy decisio...- Global Market Today | Asia shares slip, oil choppy as Gulf war escalatesGlobal markets tumbled as escalating US-Iran tensions and prolonged Israeli conflict sent oil prices soaring. Asian shares and futures dipp...
- Economists strike a discordant note over Australian Reserve Bank's mortgage interest rates. Read details hereAccording to data from Canstar, if the cash rate peaks at 2.6 per cent, the monthly payment on a $1 million mortgage would increase to $566...
- Bitcoin hits $1 trillion value as crypto jump tops other assetsThe largest token has added more than $415 billion of value in 2021 to more than $1 trillion, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
- Bitcoin steadies after biggest slump since March market meltdown“After big rallies in shares and various other assets, they are all vulnerable to a bit of a pause,” said Shane Oliver, head of investment ...
- Recession is years away in US, may be a 2020 story: Shane Oliver, AMP Capital“Don’t expect ECB and Bank of Japan to exit easy money policy before end of year or next year.”
- It will take some time for US market to fully unwind: Shane Oliver, AMP Capital“I do not think it is a major bear market. I do not see recession in the US.”
- Rise in dollar index makes investors in EM equities jitteryAnalysts say gains in the dollar index indicate emerging markets like India, which have seen a run-up since March, may be vulnerable to a s...
- Do not expect Japan's stimulus announcement to have much impact: Shane Oliver, AMP Capital"At this stage, the signs looks positive and it looks as if Japan is responding appropriately to the need to stimulate the Japanese economy...
- Celebs in creations by Indian designers at the Grammy Awards 2016Gwen Stefani, known for her wide range in fashion choices opted for a creation by the Indian designer duo for her stage performance.
- Even if India grows at 7%, it will be fastest growing major economy, ahead of China: Adrian MowatMoody's, in a report Tuesday, lowered India's growth forecast to 7 per cent for 2015, from 7.5 per cent projected earlier.
- China a very volatile twitchy market; strong property data weighing in: AMP Capital"The only explanation I can see is that Chinese shares came off because the stronger property market data release today has dampened expect...
- Cheaper commodities a mixed bag for EM equities; dollar trend up: Shane Oliver, AMP CapitalShane Oliver, Head of investment strategy and Chief economist, AMP Capital, talks about the ongoing commodity slump and its effect on equit...
- China markets on an upswing, India GDP number looks distorted on the upside: Shane Oliver, AMP CapitalBut the broad picture in China is still up and I certainly do not see monetary tightening any time soon in China. There is more easing ahea...
- US economy is on the mend: Shane Oliver, AMP CapitalBoth ECB and BOE are going to leave interest rates where they are and I do not think we are going to see more announcements regarding quant...
- Rupee to resume downtrend over next 6-9 months: Shane Oliver, AMP Capital"The rupee will resume its downtrend over the course of the next six to nine months as more talk emerges about when the Fed will start to r...
- US job market still not strong enough to justify Fed tapering: Shane Oliver, AMP Capital"US GDP numbers only marginally add to the case for a December tightening, but the job market is still not strong enough to such a move."
- Don’t expect US Fed to trim QE: Shane Oliver, AMP CapitalI think the latching on to those particular comments from Ben Bernanke is really just an excuse for a correction, says Shane Oliver.
- US Treasuries are still safe to invest: Shane Oliver, AMP CapitalShane Oliver, Head-Investment Strategy & Chief Economist, AMP Capital in an interview with ET Now talks about the chances of a France downg...
- World oil prices fall further in Asian tradeWorld oil prices fell further in Asian trade Friday as anxiety about energy demand continued to keep investors edgy.
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