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| | | It started with the gold rush...to the exits, then China growth disappointment - which turned the sell gold (and other commodities) marathon into a sprint - and now this, America's attacked once more. I woke up to the news that two bombs had exploded ... |
| | | | ... in fiat currencies and hyperinflation. So far, US inflation remains below the Fed's target of 2.5% (where it's expected to stop or unwind some QE), inflation in the Eurozone's easing and Japan, it's still in deflation. Or is it perhaps because investors ... |
| | | | ... $100,000 a year, at a press conference in Canberra this morning. ASFA chief executive Pauline Vamos said the changes would help stop the "panic in the community" and allow people to better plan for their retirement in an environment of stability and ... |
| | | | ... like a broken record ever since the Dow broke its 2007 record on the 5th of March 2013...and talks about the Dow are yet to stop - whether it'll continue heading higher, consolidate or reverse at some point. Guilty, your honour! The Dow was at it again ... |
| | | | I don't know if you're feeling what I'm feeling but I feel that the S&P 500 index is being quite a tease the past few days. While the Dow just went and did it - broken its record - the S&P 500 continues in flirt mode, heading towards it but not really ... |
| | | | ... unemployment? Yes, Australia has less of it than America. And it may not be able to come down to our level -- 5.4% in January - it'll stop at 6.5%, the Fed's target before it starts unwinding policy stimulus. This brings us to valuation - valuation based ... |
| | | | The Australian market was hovering around four-and-a-half year highs at open after Wall Street soared to a record high. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 hit 5,119.8 shortly after open, before falling slightly. It is the highest level the market has reached ... |
| | | | ... investors remain optimistic that Obama and Congress could still come out with a deal sometime within the next seven months to stop the cuts. After all, the government doesn't have to reduce spending by the full US$85 billion in one go - it would be spread ... |
| | | | ... Yes folks, Brazil's in stagflation condition - a dlilemma for any central banker.. The Brazilian central bank might need to stop shaving (interest rates, that is) - or worse, lift borrowing rates anew -- to relieve pressure on inflation. But in doing ... |
| | | | ... before the big fall on Wall Street (and everywhere else), I took you back to the first seven weeks of 2011 and 2012 in "Don't stop me now" ( http://www.financialstandard.com.au/news/view/25648171 ), when even Dr. Doom Roubini turned into a bull (2011) ... |
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