GLOBAL - The 38% appreciation of the Australian dollar against the US dollar in 2003 wiped 7% off returns on international share holdings for Australian investors, according to InTech Financial Services.
The gap in returns this year so far between hedged and unhedged international shares has been just over 12%. “With the average growth fund in the InTech Survey having about 25% unhedged exposure...
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