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| | | ... Rival Wesfarmers, which owns Coles supermarkets, was up one cent at $33.08. Also in news, Leighton Holdings Ltd's Middle Eastern subsidiary, Al Habtoor Leighton, said it may need a cash injection from its parent firm if ongoing legacy projects are not ... |
| | | | ... Report. "The market obviously fell very heavily at the beginning of the month on the Japanese nuclear crisis and the Middle Eastern tensions and both of those issues, while not completely resolved, have settled down," Mr Saffer said. "So, the last few ... |
| | | | ... showed prices rose at their fastest pace in 27 months in February fuelled in part by rising world food prices and Middle Eastern turmoil pushing up energy costs. Markets were partly responding to Wall Street, where sentiment was dented by comments from ... |
| | | | ... Chinese data showing that January inflation came in at 4.9 per cent, while oil rose as unrest flared in several Middle Eastern states. Chinese annualised inflation was lower than expected, but concerns remained that it was still high, especially given ... |
| | | | ... Perennial Investment Partners has appointed an international business development manager to gain more UK, US and Middle Eastern clients. Michael Crivelli, executive chair at Perennial, said a number of the fund manager's boutique strategies are highly ... |
| | | | ... were flashing red again with geo-political risk on reports that Lebanon fired at Israeli warplanes. So what if two Middle Eastern countries blow each other to smithereens? Just like the European debt crisis is extrapolated to a double dip in the global ... |
| | | | ... were losing their attraction for the US dollar and diversifying their currency reserves. China, Russia, Asian and Middle Eastern central banks were falling in love with the yen and the euro - their value getting an extra kick from speculators piling ... |
| | | | ... of 14,164.53 points on 9 October 2007. This time it was different. Surplus savings from Asian and oil-producing Middle Eastern countries are supporting keeping interest rates down and low for spendthrift Americans. But as we now learned, this all ended ... |
| | | | ... US$455,000,000,000. America would need a heck lot of financing to stay afloat and the rest of the world (hello China! Asian and Middle Eastern countries...hello) would need to be willing to send their surpluses America's way. While these surplus countries ... |
| | | | ... trust company joint venture in mainland China - the second JV in less than a week following its recent deal with Middle Eastern investment bank, Gulf Finance House. The Chinese JV, which will be called Sino-Australian International Trust Company, will ... |
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