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| | ... environment "gives Asian governments the opportunity to implement reforms" such as lowering oil subsidies, something that Indonesia and India have already started doing. In a report about the impact of oil prices on equities, BlackRock said that it doesn't ... |
| | | ... Coca-Cola Company would invest $US500 million ($A540.98 million) in Australia's Coca-Cola Amatil to help it expand in Indonesia. On Wall Street on Wednesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 31.44 points, or 0.18 per cent, to 16,974.31 points after ... |
| | | ... overseas. "Two weeks ago," he said, "I had what is always a pleasure, which is visiting the 2,500 staff we've got in Indonesia. We've been there since 1992 and our view is that we now understand the market and we can bring some of the sales and service ... |
| | | ... explained that by this theory, oil exporters could be grouped in the north-east bloc; sub-Saharan Africa, South America and Indonesia in the north-west bloc; Mexico, Eastern Europe, Turkey and the Indian sub-continent in the south-west bloc; and China-centred ... |
| | | ... dividend The company suffered a 24 per cent slide in its first half profit due to writedowns to its coal seam gas assets in Indonesia but was able to lift its dividend thanks to an influx of cash from the massive PNG LNG project. Elsewhere in the resources ... |
| | | ... two decades. According to a comprehensive study of 3,100 investors in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Indonesia, the concept of 'digital advice' (broadly algorithm-based and automated advice) and 'insurance customised to behaviour and style' ... |
| | | ... job ads series would continue as usual. The recently introduced consumer sentiment surveys in Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia and China would also remain. |
| | | ... deceleration, the country's economic growth remains faster than that of its peers - Thailand (0.5%); Malaysia (5.1%); Indonesia (5.7%). Who's the "Sick Man of Asia" now? Increased optimism over the Philippine economy is clearly apparent in the performance ... |
| | | ... flowed out of the region - especially among countries with huge budget and current account deficits such as India and Indonesia. While the Fed's non-taper decision in September surprised markets, it also normalised prices back to where they were before ... |
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