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| | | "Believe it or not, I'm walkin' on air... Flyin' away on a wing and a pray'r..." -Joey Scarbury It's tampered with, it's falsified, it's a fabrication, it's embellished! As sure as night follows day, these howls of protest come when China reports growth ... |
| | | | ... I've heard that there are some teams that are very 'blokey' and I have seen sexual harassment cases during my career. I guess people need to find the right organisation." |
| | | | Shots fired! Shots fired! Yes Virginia, Super Mario returned overnight and shot down the euro, putting smiles on the faces of holders of Eurozone stocks - Stoxx 600 up 2.4% -- and bonds - 10-year yields fell across the region. The euro dropped to as ... |
| | | | Are we barking at the wrong tree? Let me rephrase that, we are barking at the wrong tree. It has been less than a month ago - before this wailing and gnashing of teeth - that bad China news brought hopes that central command would fight back with stimulus ... |
| | | | ... index of business activity expectations six months ahead rising by seven points to plus 33.64 this month from 27.04 in July. Guess we just have to continue watching the data. |
| | | | ... process and an investment model. "The investment process will be quite similar to what we do with Aussie equities, which I guess can be labelled as core. We're trying to buy good quality companies at a discount to their intrinsic value," McKeand said. ... |
| | | | ... the trimmed mean eased to 2.2% from 2.3% and the weighted median slowed to 2.4% from 2.5%. What do these imply? The best guess is that the RBA could cut rates again if it wanted for inflation is not roaring above its 2%-3% target band - it's almost dead ... |
| | | | ... earnings reports and another up day in China and not what she sang before the Senate Banking Committee last night. I could only guess that this is because, despite the numerous headline spins, the song she sang remains the same. "If the economy evolves ... |
| | | | ... will fall by another 0.6% today, at 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 ... |
| | | | Now that Grexit worries have been sorted - sort of - and a Graccident averted (yet again), financial markets are likely to look for the next big worry. They don't have to scour far, wide and yonder - it was out-headlined by Greece these past few days ... |
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