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| | | ... least at the open (that's all?). How the All Ordinaries index close today is anybody's guess. It's already lost 2.2% yesterday - the biggest one-day drop since 6 May (for stat lovers out there) - taking its 2015-to-date return to a measly 0.5%. The Commonwealth ... |
| | | | ... overnight - and the dive - yields on 10-year Greek bonds sank 150 basis points to 11.165% -- as last month, last week and yesterday's talks of "Grexit", "Grexodus" and "Graccident" vapourised. And then, there was contagion. Spain's equity market rallied ... |
| | | | ... its aid program. Greek banks have almost exhausted the a,-59.5 billion granted by the ECB, Skai Television reported yesterday, without saying how it got the information." Then this by Bloomberg on the 12th of the same month: "The ECB's Governing Council ... |
| | | | ... unbiased company position. This is one the key findings among research from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) released yesterday. Among nine investment papers in the RBA's quarterly bulletin, several themes were addressed. In the paper Firms' Investment ... |
| | | | ... Discussion Paper, and proposed changes to the pension asset test will be passed by parliament. The deal was struck late yesterday and confirmed in a statement by Greens leader Richard Di Natale, who said pension payments will be redirected to those who ... |
| | | | ... scenarios" for Greece". If financial markets were spooked last Friday and were wetting their pants all weekend through to yesterday, shouldn't they be sprinting more scared today? For today, both parties have dug in their heels deeper and that elusive ... |
| | | | ... avoid a fatal collision. German Chancellor and the most powerful woman in the world, Angela Merkel, confirmed it only yesterday when she told the world that, "Where there's a will, there's a way. The goal is to keep Greece in the euro area." Angie baby ... |
| | | | ... This report was published on 26 March this year... when the Shanghai composite index was at 3,682.09 points - 28% below yesterday's close of 5,131.88 points. For sure, if it's overvalued then, it's more overvalued now especially factoring in the backdrop ... |
| | | | ... portfolios, exchange tradeable funds and products, and self managed super funds (SMSF). Research presented by Rainmaker at yesterday's MAX Marketing, Advertising and Sales Forum convened by the research group revealed these SDI segments account for 17% ... |
| | | | ... the RBA," Mr Le Brun said. "When we didn't get one, we saw an acceleration in terms of selling in high-yield stocks yesterday, and it's carried through today." Mr Le Brun said GDP (gross domestic product) figures released on Wednesday had not had a great ... |
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