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| | | ... sector was relatively flat and insurers were mostly lower after strong gains in recent sessions. "The major lag was yesterday's strength with the financial sector, in the red today with some profits booked after their very solid run," Quay Equities head ... |
| | | | ... this club - the central bank surprises club - when it surprised markets with a 25 bps reduction in its BI rate to 7.5%. Yesterday, the Bank of Israel enlisted, unexpectedly surprising with a bigger than expected reduction in its benchmark rate from an ... |
| | | | ... ASa change..." We won! We won! In a televised statement last Saturday, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras declared, "Yesterday we took a decisive step, leaving austerity, the bailouts and the troika behind." Really Alexis? Not so according to Irish ... |
| | | | ... Melinda Scott will serve three years and ten months in jail before being eligible for parole, the NSW District Court ruled yesterday. Scott ran her own financial planning business, Roach Graham Scott, between January 1989 and December 2012. Between September ... |
| | | | ... Brun said. "But that might be a case of the upward momentum that's been in our market for the last 12 sessions prior to yesterday." Diversified global miner BHP Billiton jumped 35 cents to $31.58, Rio Tinto added 56 cents to $60.87, and iron ore pure ... |
| | | | ... accounts that were incorrectly reported to the ATO. According to the ATO's statement, it believes the ICIJ data leaked yesterday is the same information it received in 2010 from "a tax treaty partner". It added, "The reporting by the ICIJ of the HSBC ... |
| | | | ME Bank chair Bernie Fraser will step down after 15 years at the company, he announced yesterday. His decision is effective immediately and follows succession planning preparations; current ME Bank director Garry Weaven will replace him as chairman. ... |
| | | | ... institutional investor divestment has been political not financial, said PWC in an asset consulting newsletter released yesterday. "Unless the size of the divestment is substantial, it may not impact the share price of the company or its ability to raise ... |
| | | | ... correctly anticipated the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) verdict to cut interest rates by 25 bps to a historic low 2.25% yesterday. They're heroes! So much so, that the Australian Financial Review's Philip Baker devoted a whole column naming their ... |
| | | | ... gain. "Obviously, there's speculation that there might be an interest rate cut, especially after what the NZ Bank did yesterday," Quay Equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said. New Zealand's Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler surprised the market ... |
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