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Global markets sold off overnight as volatility returned to markets. Stocks fell for a second straight day, hit by concerns around rising US bond yields and a decline in healthcare companies.

First time we have covered this name in the Technical Corner. Probably the tightest trading range we have seen

With Wall Street at record highs, investors will eye a Federal Reserve meeting, and US President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address this week. The US earnings season is now also in full-swing, with a number of high-profile corporate profit re

One of our key investment themes is that an ageing population will drive demand for healthcare services.

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Global markets slipped overnight with European markets selling off more the Wall Street. In contrast, both the Australian and New Zealand dollar have continued on an upward trajectory recently, particularly against the US dollar which has been surprisingl

Is this perennial poor performer starting to show strength?