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| | | ... worry for the Bank of England (BOE). In its Quarterly Inflation Report, the BOE predicts inflation to average to just a little above zero next quarter before increasing to 1.96% in 2017 and 2.15% the year after. Two years??? Then there's China where ... |
| | | | ... uncertainty's continuing in the Greek debt situation. "That's against the backdrop of the earnings season which so far has been a little bit up and down." A higher than expected jobless rate of 6.4 per cent in January also sent the Australian dollar ... |
| | | | ... so through the next three to five years. "Financial planning practices typically attract recurring monthly revenue with little seasonality; minimal aged receivables; low bad debts, working capital, plant and equipment costs; as well as zero inventory ... |
| | | | ... which may be implausible in many cases. In practice, the revenue gain can be difficult to estimate as there is usually little, if any, information on how taxpayers might react to the removal of a tax expenditure." The superannuation industry has in the ... |
| | | | ... rationales for the "no cut" camp are equally as rational. A cut would stimulate already expensive property prices; it would do little to bring back "animal spirits" as Gov Glenn said so himself, "I've allowed the horse to come to the water with cheap ... |
| | | | ... among the highest in the world," RaboDirect executive general manager Greg McAweeney said, adding that it is, therefore, little wonder they are feeling stressed. Almost a quarter (24%) used family, friends or colleagues for financial advice in 2014 ... |
| | | | ... asset classes make global equities look like a good option. "The options are to have some cash around so if we do get a little disruption it can be put to work in the equity market or own off-shore businesses, where we can continue to get a 6%-8% return. ... |
| | | | ... lowest level since July 2009 - bringing it closer to the US$0.75 mark that would make RBA Governor Glenn Stevens a happy little vegemite... and us too, of course. It's currently trading at US$0.7921, 16.5% below the 2014 peak of US$0.9482 (1 July). On ... |
| | | | ... Tristan K'Nell said "Given the strength of this morning and the events tonight, I think the afternoon session will see a little selling with investors not likely to be prepared to make too many big moves," he said. BHP was up 89.5 cents, or 3.2 per cent ... |
| | | | ... cap on the franc-euro rate. But since then details of Leucadia's deal suggested FXCM shareholders could still end up with little if Leucadia decides to eventually sell off assets of the firm. LONDON - LONDON - Europe's leading stock markets have gained ... |
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