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| | | ... markets closed sharply lower as investors opted to cash out rather than risk further losses in the fallout from the US sub-prime home loan crisis. The banks remained under pressure on concerns they may have to take more massive writedowns and raise fresh ... |
| | | | ... the May quarter. In company news, Telstra chief executive Sol Trujillo will attend a store opening in Melbourne. The Opes Prime case continues. The International Consumer Card Credit Summit 2008 will be held in Sydney, and IBA will release an update ... |
| | | | Failing business confidence, courtesy of the US-led sub-prime credit crisis has diminished corporate appetite for listing on the main board of the ASX. According to Pricewaterhousecoopers (PwC) latest survey of sharemarket floats, the number of business ... |
| | | | ... now well documented momentum of demographic and fundamental economic drivers in China which have insulated them from sub-prime contagion and indeed even been an opportunity for cashed-up investors. Illustrating the distinction, the S&P/CITIC China 30 ... |
| | | | ... higher on Friday, bolstered by a stronger US lead after news from the White House of mortgage relief for beleaguered sub-prime borrowers. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index closed up 53.8 points, or 0.82 per cent, to 6654.7 and the All Ordinaries gained ... |
| | | | ... of the recent US interest rate cut, which eased concerns over a global credit crunch arising from problems in the US sub-prime mortgage market. "The market is pretty confident that Bernanke (US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke) will be pretty aggressive ... |
| | | | ... years, which caused concern about the future of the economy. Financial shares fell with more bad news linked to the sub-prime mortgage market, including suggestions the market could put a $2.4 billion dent in Deutsche Bank's profit. That came with a ... |
| | | | ... Peking duck's back to China. According to Moody's Investors Service, Asia Pacific as a whole has been shrugging off sub-prime crisis and liquidity. "While significant volatility has occurred in credit markets recently, no indications have emerged of ... |
| | | | ... share market regained some strength to close higher yesterday after a wave of turbulence last week caused by the US sub prime mortgage market problems. At the close, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 75.6 points higher to 6011.6, while the all ordinaries ... |
| | | | ... remained sharply lower at noon, after being dragged down by a US market still racked with fear about the fall out in the US sub-prime mortgage sector. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index shed 165.4 points, or 2.68 per cent, to 6000.2. The All ... |
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