Quarterly FUM flows have reflected the underlying investment performance, style and geographic bias of listed fund managers. As with other sectors of the market, the winners are being disproportionately rewarded.
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Quarterly FUM flows have reflected the underlying investment performance, style and geographic bias of listed fund managers. As with other sectors of the market, the winners are being disproportionately rewarded.
Read more here: escalapartners.com.au/weeken…
As of late there has been contagion to credit market pricing, with spreads wider in investment grade and high yield. The average spread on US high yield is now above 3.90%, marking the highest level in 18 months.
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Wishing all our participants a flawless round today as they compete for bragging rights in the 2018 Escala Partners Golf Day.
Giselle Roux of Escala Partners: Bitcoin mania ‘just a joke’ ow.ly/Uj5j30hJod9
Escala's Tom Murphy comments on 'Is it time to give up on the ASX200?' in the AFR ow.ly/emDX30gmYTc
What could cause the next stock market crash by Gisele Roux, Escala Partners' CIO ow.ly/1HRs30g5fZF
Escala Partners' CIO, Gisele Roux comments on gaining global exposure in your investment portfolio ow.ly/YlCi30fVrMJ
After hawkish commentary by central banks, bond yields have spiked in recent weeks, reversing the trend of more recent months.
After hawkish commentary by central banks, bond yields have spiked in recent weeks, reversing the trend of more recent months.
The Australian dollar appreciated against most major currencies through FY17, with the largest gains against the Japanese yen.
Amazon's announcement that it was acquiring US grocery Whole Foods Market had an effect on ASX supermarkets yesterday, Woolworths lost 3.5%.
FOMC members continue to expect that rates will rise at a quicker pace than that expected by bond investors (futures market).
Small caps outperformed large cap companies in May. The large cap index was led lower by the major banks in the month.
The flattening of the yield curve has been more noticeable in Australia, with a softening domestic economic outlook over this time.
Yesterday the currency gained against the $US after first quarter GDP figures met the expectations of economists.
The RBA left the cash rate unchanged at their meeting yesterday, marking the ninth consecutive meeting whereby the rate has remained at 1.5%
Escala Partners’ Chairman, Brett Paton’s views on BHP Billiton
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