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| | | The Commonwealth Bank has re-branded its in-house corporate not-for-profit superannuation fund from the 'Officers' Superannuation Fund' to 'Commonwealth Bank Group Super'. The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) said that the change was implemented to deliver stronger ... |
| | | | ... majority of them anyway. They don't want to go back to the drachma. Drachma equals no aid, credit default, economic contraction, bank sprints, social unrests, etc. In short, drachma means pain. Euro equals, well, errr... pain. The Greeks better be prepared ... |
| | | | ... will return a pro-austerity government. However, with Spain's borrowing costs hitting another record high despite a major bank bailout, traders remain on edge. Hong Kong surged 2.26 per cent, or 425.54 points, to 19,233.94 and Shanghai rose 0.47 per ... |
| | | | ... However, Merkel earlier said that those calling for Germany to "pour billions into euro-bonds, stability funds [and] European bank deposit guarantee funds" wanted a quick crisis fix that was unsustainable. She stressed Europe would only find a way out ... |
| | | | ... amid speculation of more stimulus from the Federal Reserve after another batch of poor data releases. Rumours of central bank coordination to head off contagion in the markets took stocks through a roller coaster late in the day, as Greece's weekend ... |
| | | | ... policy makers globally". "I don't have an edge on Greek elections, the Spanish banking system, what the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the Chinese government, Angela Merkel, or the US Federal Reserve will do." Sounds familiar? ... |
| | | | ... amid speculation of more stimulus from the Federal Reserve after another batch of poor data releases. Rumours of central bank coordination to head off contagion in the markets took stocks through a roller coaster late in the day, as Greece's weekend ... |
| | | | ... $6.645. Rival Santos dropped 21 cents, or 1.79 per cent, to $11.52. Big banks were mostly lower, with National Australia Bank bucking the trend by adding four cents to $22.19. After gaining more than eight per cent in opening trade, Perpetual had climbed ... |
| | | | Aussie dollar and euro declines driving turnover, increased demand for gold and strong interest in the US and German 30 are some of the latest CFD trends identified in CMC Markets' May trading trends report. The latest analysis of CMC Markets' (CMC) ... |
| | | | Up and down it goes, where it ends nobody knows. Wall Street was down again last night, after being up the previous day and down the day before. This sawtooth trading pattern hardly comes as a surprise given the great uncertainty over the outcome of ... |
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