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Greek-related selling batters STI
May 6th, 2010 | 
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A 2.1 per cent loss for Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index and a sea of red across Europe when markets there opened in the afternoon meant the local market had to withstand another day of selling. The Straits Times Index, which in the middle of the session enjoyed a bit of support from short-covering, fell for the third consecutive session, this time by 40.87 points to 2,860.31, bringing its three-day lo... more
Posted in Singapore Financial News | 
Tags: afternoon, bit, cent, day, Europe, Hang, hang seng index, Hong Kong, Index, local market, loss, market, middle, sea, sea of red, Seng, session, short-covering, Straits, straits times index, support, time, Times | 
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Oil prices hover above $79 a barrel
Oil prices fell Tuesday as workers headed back to deep sea platforms that were bypassed by a rapidly weakening storm in the Gulf of Mexico.
Posted in Stocks Unit Trust ETF Investment |
Tags: deep sea, gulf of mexico, Mexico, oil, oil prices, sea, sea platforms, storm, storm in the gulf of mexico, the Gulf, Tuesday |
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New ways to allocate assets
THE funds management industry is poised for a sea change in the way assets are allocated, says Schroders plc group chief investment officer Alan Brown, who was in Singapore earlier this week.
At least two traditional practices must change, he says. One is the overemphasis on market benchmarks to measure performance. The second is the discipline of a fairly static strategic asset allocation, which … more
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Tags: Alan Brown, allocation, asset, assets, change, chief, chief investment officer, discipline, funds management, group, industry, Investment, management, management industry, market, market benchmarks, officer, performance, Plc, plc group, Schroders, schroders plc, sea, sea change, second, Singapore, strategic asset allocation, traditional practices, way, week |
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