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AMP Capital announces early completion Wentworth Point development

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AMP Capital today confirmed that the first stage of its residential development at Wentworth Point in Sydney has been completed and fully sold, five months ahead of schedule. Stage Two

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26 Mar 2013

AMP Capital completes successful capital raising for shopping centre fund

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AMP Capital has successfully raised $200 million from new and existing investors in the flagship AMP Capital Shopping Centre Fund. The equity has been raised from Australian institutions and a

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25 Mar 2013

Weekly market & economic update

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Europe dominated investment markets over the past week following an initially botched bailout of Cyprus, along with uncertainty regarding Italy and poor business conditions indicators or PMIs for March. All

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25 Mar 2013

Oliver’s Insights – Money printing and hyperinflation

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

This edition of Oliver’s Insights looks at the risks associated with quantitative easing, or money printing, in particular the threat of hyperinflation that many seem to be fearing. The key

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21 Mar 2013

Weekly economic and market update

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

The past week was somewhat confusing in financial markets. US economic data remained surprisingly solid helping to push US shares higher, Japanese shares continued to surge helped by the confirmation

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18 Mar 2013

Australian profits, growth, interest rates and shares

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

This edition of Oliver’s Insights looks at the outlook for Australian shares and interest rates given the just concluded profit reporting season and the December quarter national accounts. The key points are

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12 Mar 2013

Weekly economic & market update

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

While the past week started on a rough note with stepped up property tightening measures in China, it turned around pretty quick with the US Dow Jones index making it

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11 Mar 2013

Weekly economic and market update

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Shares had a volatile ride, getting hit earlier in the week following the poor outcome from the Italian election only to then rebound to varying degrees as worries about Italy

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04 Mar 2013

A new secular bull market in shares is close

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

The attached edition of Oliver’s Insights looks at the prospects for a new long term or secular bull market in shares. The key points are as follows: After being in

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01 Mar 2013

The Italian election and European risk

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

This edition of Oliver’s Insights looks at the implications of the Italian parliamentary elections. The key points are as follows: An inconclusive election in Italy, which has put a cloud

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27 Feb 2013

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