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| | ... Market chief economist and head of Australian research Su-Lin Ong. Speaking at the 2016 Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum in Sydney, Ong noted recent sharp moves in equity markets in Asia and oil price fluctuations as having a measurable impact ... |
| | | ... Toth said healthcare was the sleeping giant of the Australian economy. Speaking at the Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum in Sydney yesterday, Toth said healthcare in Australia employs more people than any other industry - currently up to about ... |
| | | ... better than is widely appreciated, according to a UBS chief economist. Speaking at the Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum in Sydney today, Australia and New Zealand managing director Scott Haslem said lower interest rates in Australia have helped ... |
| | | ... in 2016, said State Street Global Advisers head of investments Kevin Anderson at the Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum in Sydney. The markets expert said investors need to make their equity and bond holdings work harder for them if they are going ... |
| | | ... subscribers," said Fitzsimmons. Fitzsimmons starts on March 14. The next Financial Standard event is the Chief Economists Forum to be held on February 2 at the Crown Towers in Melbourne and on February 4 at the Westin in Sydney. |
| | | With just two weeks to go before the Chief Economists Forum, independent economist and master of ceremonies for the breakfast event, Saul Eslake, has revealed what he expects to be the major talking points. The upcoming forum will take place in Melbourne ... |
| | | ... Leading Australian economist Saul Eslake will be the master of ceremonies at the 2016 Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum taking place in February. The former Bank of America Merrill Lynch chief economist extends his association with the thought-leadership ... |
| | | ... biggest consumer economy, AXA Investment Management head of Asia Mark Tinker said at the Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum. Speaking to an audience of 650 people that attended the event in Sydney, Tinker argued that "in Australia you've got to ... |
| | | ... the thrill is gone," Principal Global Investors Chief Economist Bob Baur stated at the Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum in Melbourne. "We don't think China is ever going to see 10% growth again. Maybe 6% of 7%, but not 10% again," Baur said. ... |
| | | ... State Street Global Advisors' chief economist Christopher Probyn. Speaking at today's Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum in Sydney, Probyn said Europe's economy was "a running sore, a sore that doesn't heal. You put something on it, the infection ... |
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