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| | | ... this is about Greece," said Peter Cardillo of Rockwell Global Capital. "The fact that (IMF chief Christine) Lagarde yesterday indicated that there is the potential for Greece leaving the eurozone, that's on the mind on investors and ahead of the weekend ... |
| | | | ... officer at Cornerstone Wealth Management, said the market is in a "back and forth" mode with little clear direction. "Yesterday there was some nervousness over the potential for a Greek default and today we have a little more buying," he said. Chipmaker ... |
| | | | ... corporate governance issue and also promote infrastructure investment, delegates at the 2015 ACTU Congress were told yesterday. Emma Maiden, deputy assistant secretary of Unions NSW, told an estimated 800 union delegates at the Australian Council of ... |
| | | | ... leads from overseas which were okay, but I think more importantly than that, it's carrying on the momentum that we saw yesterday," Phillip Capital senior client adviser Michael Heffernan said. "There's a broad realisation that the market's not falling ... |
| | | | ... growth". Damned lies, stats and seasonal adjustments. China's been accused of fiddling with its stats almost forever, just yesterday I scribbled about the BOJ believing its own lies and now we have this from the San Fran Fed. Here's the link if you want ... |
| | | | ... Australian Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey's beaming self-congratulatory smile as he did the rounds of media interviews yesterday remains deeply stuck in my brain. Can't blame smokin' Joe, he might just get his autograph on a third Budget after a positive ... |
| | | | Yes! This was my jubilant exclamation as I watched the S&P/ASX 200 index started climbing from the get go yesterday. Yup, I expected as much given the good news on or before "Mother's Day" - goldilocks US employment report, clam in the bond markets ... |
| | | | ... result that triggered a sell-off among the bank stocks. Investors have clamoured back into financial stocks, reversing yesterday's losses, CommSec market analyst Steven Daghlian said. "Yesterday the major banks were down more than one per cent and today ... |
| | | | ... Advisers (AFA) chief operating officer Phil Anderson told Financial Standard that, following the roundtable with Frydenberg yesterday, the twenty bodies present in the meeting will make submissions to the Assistant Treasurer before next Thursday. "We ... |
| | | | ... tend to overestimate the importance of recent events. They prefer newspapers, which, instead, are most likely "chasing yesterday's story." |
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