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Weekly economic & market update – Super Mario (and probably the Fed) to the rescue

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Outlined below is the weekly economic and market report that reviews the key developments of the past week for investment markets and the outlook. After committing to do whatever it takes

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10 Sep 2012

AMP Capital expands global fixed income team

From AMP

AMP Capital has expanded its global fixed income capability with the appointment of Portfolio Managers David Strouse and Patrick Wang to the credit markets team, based in Chicago. The hires

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04 Sep 2012

Weekly economic & market update

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Share markets fell further over the past week on the back of global growth worries and in nervous trade ahead of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s address in Jackson Hole, before

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03 Sep 2012

Weekly economic & market update

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

After solid gains in share markets since early June shares are a bit overbought and vulnerable to a correction as we head into the seasonally weak period around September. This

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27 Aug 2012

Investment Insight: investing in equities

From AMP

AMP Capital’s Head of Dynamic Asset Allocation Nader Naeimi examines the opportunities in investing in equities in a time of economic weakness and political uncertainty and what really are the

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23 Aug 2012

Oliver’s Insights: emerging markets

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

With the emering world now accounting for more than 50% of world economic activity and nearly 80% of world economic growth, this ‘Oliver’s Insight’ looks at the key economies of Brazil,

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21 Aug 2012

Weekly economic & market update

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

There were a number of positives for growth investments over the past week and this has seen further gains in shares and a back up in bond yields in major

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20 Aug 2012

Oliver’s Insights: has the $A disconnected from fundamentals?

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

This edition of Oliver’s Insights looks at the rebound and ongoing strength in the Australian dollar and the debate about whether the RBA should intervene directly to limit its strength.

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15 Aug 2012

AMP Capital expands global infrastructure team

From AMP

AMP Capital has made senior appointments to its global infrastructure team. Manish Aggarwal has been appointed as Investment and Operations Director, based in London. Mr Aggarwal is responsible for a

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14 Aug 2012

Weekly economic & market update

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

The news on the policy front out of Europe over the past week has been pretty quite. ECB officials have reaffirmed their determination to act and its clear the ECB

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13 Aug 2012

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