Bourse case scenario

Article Abstract:

The reduced value of the Australian dollar has been beneficial for Australians with offshore investments, but its potential to bounce back presents a real risk for these investors. Merrill Lynch Investment Managers have therefore introduced two international share funds, which include Australian funds that incorporate currency hedging.

International aspects, Economic policy, Dollar (Australia), Merrill Lynch Investment Managers Ltd.

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Not the Bourse option

Article Abstract:

This article argues that Australians should consider European stocks as viable investment vehicles, but should exercise great care in selecting which stocks to buy. Relevant points include the widespread corporate restructuring among European firms which may herald a boom in their stock prices.

Analysis, Europe, Portfolio management, Securities, Australians

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Continental drift

Article Abstract:

The Australian dollar has maintained its position against the Euro and other European national currencies, making European investment attractive. A new investment company, EuroGrowth, is specifically targeting smaller European companies.

EuroGrowth

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