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Professional Investors Still On The Sidelines

Nov 07 2008

According to State Street Global Markets professional investors remain on the sidelines as volatility remains high and as the economic outlook gives little reason for optimism.


Watch The Professionals, State Street Says

Nov 05 2008

According to State Street Global Markets equities are cheap at current levels but professional investors are still on the sidelines. A rally will only last when they return to the market.


Is Cheaper Oil The Medicine The World Needs?

Nov 04 2008

Higher oil prices not the credit crisis caused the global economic downturn, so with oil pulling back, a recovery should now be in the making.


US Dollar Frenzy Won’t Last Forever

Nov 03 2008

With global investors forced to buy USD to cover losses in USD assets, the clear winner has been the USD itself, but markets will normalise.


Westpac Spots Over-Reactions In FX Markets

Nov 03 2008

According to Westpac forex markets have adjusted for current economic conditions but some currencies have moved too far or not enough, creating some opportunities.


Rudi On Thursday

Nov 03 2008

Weekly Musings by your editor. Here’s one thing I have learned: long after the trend has reversed investors are still looking at the past for future guidance.


The Week Ahead: Hello November

Nov 03 2008

An awful October is behind us and the new month brings us another new Australian rate decision from the RBA, while America picks its new President.


The Beetles Go To Number One

Oct 29 2008

Hands Up. What is now the most highly capitalised company in the world?


Authorities To Intervene In Yen, Aussie Dollar

Oct 28 2008

The Reserve Bank of Australia has been a rumoured buyer of Aussie dollars this week and the Japanese are also expected to intervene.


Further Falls Expected For The Euro

Oct 28 2008

Given the state of European bank balance sheets and the poor technical picture, CIBC World Markets expects the euro to fall further.



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