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BetaShares Launches Commodities Basket ETF PDF Print E-mail

BetaShares Capital Limited (BetaShares) has announced the launch of the first diversified commodities basket Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) on the Australian Securities Exchange – expanding the investment options available to Australian retail and institutional investors.

The ETF will trade under the ASX code ‘QCB’ and aims to track the performance of the S&P GSCI Light Energy Index.

The Index is a diversified commodity index that tracks the futures’ performance of 24 commodities, including six energy, seven metals, eight agricultural and three livestock commodities.

Drew Corbett, Head of Investment Strategy at BetaShares, said the Commodities Basket ETF will provide Australian investors access to a broad range of diversified commodities in a single trade on the ASX.

The ETF provides an opportunity for investors to diversify their existing portfolios. “While most Australian investors are heavily invested in resources companies and may question the need for further commodities exposures, the ETF does not have allocations to coal, iron ore or manganese, which are common export products for Australian miners,” Mr Corbett said.

The BetaShares Commodities Basket ETF is also currency hedged, substantially eliminating the impact of movements in the AUD/USD exchange rate to provide a pure commodities exposure.

Further information can be found at www.betashares.com.au and www.asx.com.au.

 
FOREX.com Adds Platinum, Palladium and Russian Rouble to Platform PDF Print E-mail

FOREX.com, the retail division of GAIN Capital (NYSE: GCAP), a global provider of online trading services, today announced the addition of platinum, palladium and USD/RUB to its offering.

 
Barchart announces new exchanges PDF Print E-mail

Barchart Barchart has announced the addition of several new International Exchanges as well as US and Canadian equity options data, plus several new sets of fundamental data and news.

 
Admiral Markets launches in Australia PDF Print E-mail

Admiral Markets The world’s leaders in precious metal investment head to Sydney.

 
ASIC releases exchange traded funds report PDF Print E-mail

ASIC ASIC released a report on ETFs today which outlines how this growing industry is regulated in Australia and the impact of proposed international principles to address concerns by overseas regulators.

 
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