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| | ... feel optimistic. With the domestic housing boom reaching its peak, construction is set to see "a record year," Bank of America Merrill Lynch chief economist Saul Eslake told Financial Standard. Perpetual head of investment market research Matt Sherwood ... |
| | | ... singing glory, glory hallelujah and dancing the macarena. But nah, Virginia. In keeping up with our whinging, Bank of America Merrill Lynch chief economist, Saul Eslake, threw the media a bone and now they're running with it and refuse to let go. Don't ... |
| | | ... mining firm Sirius Minerals where he was chief financial officer. Prior to that he was head of capital markets at Bank of America Merrill Lynch (Australia), where he sat on the executive committee. A qualified chartered accountant, Murray was also head ... |
| | | ... dropped to new multi-month lows. Caterpillar, another Dow component, shed 1.4 per cent following a downgrade by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets have closed mixed amid concerns about French public finances and uncertainty ... |
| | | ... access to high quality information and advisers. Responding to this, Anatoly Kirievsky, head of compliance at Bank of America, said: "Do we need a 'safe harbour' provision where providers can offer basic product information at low compliance risk?" Above ... |
| | | ... since the company's November initial public offering. A 27.1 per cent fall in earnings at AIG sparked selling in Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and other banks. AIG shares fell 4.1 per cent. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets fell, with London hit ... |
| | | ... was seven cents higher at $5.07. The banks are lower, following Westpac's receiving a share price downgrade from Bank of America. Westpac lost 32 cents to $35.07, Commonwealth Bank is 12 cents down at $78.82, ANZ shed 24 cents to $34.36 and National ... |
| | | ... yuan (US$14.7 mil) in interest due at the end of last week. The negative spin could not be anymore negative than Bank of America-Merrill Lynch strategist David Cui's assessment that this "could be China's Bear Stearns moment" - the first in many domestic ... |
| | | ... (you know it). Just stop whatever you're doing and sell. But Kim Eng Securities strategist Andrew Sullivan and Bank of America-Merrill Lynch economists Ting Lu and Xiaojia Zhi think that the numbers were likely distorted by the Lunar New Year. The Wall ... |
| | | ... the same as it was in December: "But these prophets of doom might be making a mountain of a molehill for as per Bank of America Merrill Lynch Australia chief economist Saul Eslake, the country's car and car components manufacturing industry accounts ... |
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