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| | | ... 2014, our government negotiated long awaited free trade agreements with three of our four top trading partners - China, Japan and South Korea. In this context we cannot argue that the vestiges of colonialism have held Australia back from becoming a republic. ... |
| | | | ... creates a problem for other central bankers such as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) but more pointedly for the Bank of Japan (BOJ) and the European Central Bank (ECB). RBA Gov Glenn presented his rationale before the Australian Parliament's economics ... |
| | | | Japan and five other countries from the Asia Pacific region will join the Asia Region Funds Passport, which will ease the trade of managed funds within economies in Asia. South Korea, New Zealand, the Philippines, Thailand and Australia will also participate ... |
| | | | ... induce consumers to defer spending (when prices fall some more), lessen sales and profits and lower growth. Or, in a word, Japan. In this regard, the minutes of the Fed's 28-29 July meeting offers some insight. "Although energy prices and non-oil import ... |
| | | | ... market volatility ahead," he said. Invast Australia is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Invast Securities, which is listed in Japan. |
| | | | ... Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan. Commenting on the launch, JPMAM head of sovereign and institutional, Asia Pacific ex-Japan Rachel Farrell said the app will "provide institutional investors with immediate access to JPMAM's extensive and insightful ... |
| | | | ... interest rates" predicts Australia's budget deficit to GDP to be 2.4% by year-end. This compares with 2.6% for the US, 6.8% for Japan, 4.4% for the UK and Spain and 2.7% for China. Sure, austerity and thrift is good... but not if every sector in the ... |
| | | | ... Nikko Asset Management. Eddy Schipper was "instrumental in establishing IFM's presence in Asia through the launch of the Japan office," IFM Investors said. He first joined the firm in 2008 and will start with Nikko by the end of October. Schipper will ... |
| | | | ... Olympics in 2008 and China skies are cleared again this week for the 70th anniversary commemoration of its victory against Japan - which it cannot threaten with a head roll, what more its banks, businesses and consumers? |
| | | | ... annum for the three years to June 2015) and Taiwan (13%). During the 10 years to June 2015, all Asian countries except for Japan had returned over 7%. How about Australia's own exposure to Asia? China is Australia's main trading partner and some Australian ... |
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