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Thu 24 July 2008


Stocks were modestly higher Wednesday but the relatively flat indices masked the continuation of a major rotation: Traders are selling oil and commodities stocks like Exxon Mobil and coal miners like Peabody Energy while buying financial stocks like American International Group and consumer stocks like General Motors. The price of oil dipped below $125 in electronic trading, bringing its losses to nearly 15% in less than two weeks. Overall, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 29.88 points (0.26%) to 11,632.38. In economic news, The Federal Reserve is approaching a time when it will need to raise interest rates, Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser reiterated in a interview Wednesday.

Base metals traded on the London Metal Exchange were mostly lower Wednesday as falling crude oil and a strengthening dollar against the euro pushed prices down in thin volumes. Strength in financial equities took some of the flight-to-quality momentum out of gold and new shorts entered the market as oil and the euro declined. Spot gold was last quoted at $919.95. West Texas Intermediate was last quoted at US$123.64 per barrel. The Australian dollar was last quoted at US$0.9603, 0.6123 euros, 103.67 yen and 48.08 pence.

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Anti Money Laundering (AML) and Counter Terrorism Financing (CTF) legislation



From December 12, 2007 the new Anti Money Laundering (AML) and Counter Terrorism Financing (CTF) legislation imposes strict obligations in relation to customer identification. As a result, DJ Carmichael is required to implement a number of new processes to ensure we fully comply with the AML/CTF Act. This includes changes to our identification procedures involving the collection and verification of client information.
These requirements will immediately affect all new clients, however in some cases we may be required to obtain additional information from existing clients if the information we currently hold does not meet the new standards. We are also required to keep a record of the identification checks performed and if requested by the regulator (AUSTRAC), disclose copies of the information and verification details we hold. AUSTRAC have detailed all the relevant information, including the AML/CTF Act on their website: AUSTRAC
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