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| | | ... interest movement is also correct. It appears that the only thing that's certain is that the RBA wouldn't be cutting interest rates next year. Then again, this is based on another assumption - that other parameters remain constant. |
| | | | ... guaranteed income fund will receive a fortnightly payment, regardless of what happens to investment markets or interest rates during their retirement. Savers will have to invest at least $50,000 into the fund, which will invest in a balanced portfolio ... |
| | | | ... highlighted by the Fed's policy decision last week. Everyone and his dog expected what it's going to announce - steady interest rates this month; a hike by December and even the amount of how much it will taper next month. Why? Pourquoi? Warum? It's ... |
| | | | ... wasn't it? The much-awaited US Federal Reserve's 19-20 September FOMC meeting produced little, if any, surprises. Interest rates were kept on hold this month but will be lifted by another 25 basis points to 1.5% before 2017 becomes 2018. Balance sheet ... |
| | | | ... Governor Philip Lowe's statement explaining the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) monetary policy decision to keep interest rates unchanged at 1.5% at their 5 September Board meeting, revealed the Australian central bank's optimism over the international ... |
| | | | ... limited by the stronger euro, pound and Canadian dollar, among others. Again, these are to be expected. Rising interest rates are a negative for Treasuries and a positive for the US dollar. But overall, there's no fear in the markets. At a reading of ... |
| | | | ... trustees are still on track to meet their retirement goals, despite a difficult investment environment and low interest rates. "But for trustees and their specialist advisers, these are challenging times, especially on the investment front. From our ... |
| | | | ... BOE meeting) The British pound's sharp appreciation - on the back of the prospect of a sooner-than-later hike in interest rates - should prove Vlieghe's expectations for an "easing back of inflation" correct. This, in turn, would underpin a turnaround ... |
| | | | ... wherefore's, Westpac chief economist Bill Evans explains it succinctly: "Pressures on family finances, concerns around interest rates, deteriorating housing affordability and rising energy prices have all weighed on confidence in 2017." This month's ... |
| | | | ... genetic level at this point." However, he continued, because debt levels in Australia are so high, and because interest rates appear to be rising, that will lead to "increase household fragility, which translates to increased political fragility, which ... |
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