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| | | ... expected traders to be cautious until the release of February retail sales data at 1130 AEST and the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) interest rate announcement at 1430 AEST. "Traders will be a little bit gun-shy just waiting on, not just the decision ... |
| | | | ... University of Technology, Sydney, non executive director of Bell Financial Group and a member of the Payments System Board of the RBA. Wilson joins existing members Hamish Douglass, Anna Buduls and Deidre Gerathy (Executive Member) with his membership ... |
| | | | ... split right down the middle. Apart from being seen as a very brave soul in trying to predict what's inside the heads of the RBA Board members, punters won't want to be caught with their pants down one more time and look silly in front of the entire financial ... |
| | | | ... it has increased 34%, compared to it's 134% increase during the Howard government's 11 year reign during 1996 to 2007. The RBA estimates that only 14% of this net external debt is held by the official government sector. These official net overseas liabilities ... |
| | | | ... from here. This could be why the All Ordinaries Index dipped by only 0.1% all of last week - not Salomon Lew's call for the RBA to slash interest rates by as much as 75 basis points. Perhaps it's the prospect that come next year, Federal Labor would ... |
| | | | ... things promised it will spawn in our domestic economy, are predicated on China's continued gluttony for all things resources. RBA Governor Glen Stevens believes so. Stevens told Credit Suisse Group AG 15th Asian Investment Conference that, "One can certainly ... |
| | | | ... February - worse than expectations for an increase in the headcount of 5,000 - and the unemployment rate rose to 5.2%. The RBA may not need to administer a stronger dose of Yakult if the virtuous cycle in the US continues to spin. Then again, it may ... |
| | | | ... early this year. And China? Yes, we know. And the world economy? Yes, check. And how do we know, we know? Because of what RBA Governor Glenn Stevens said only yesterday - the day his Board decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 4.25%. "Recent information ... |
| | | | ... The result was slightly above market expectations of an $8.1 billion deficit. Still to come, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) was due to hand down its monthly interest rate decision at 1430 AEDT. Market economists were expecting the central bank to ... |
| | | | ... 106.47 cents on Thursday. RBC currency strategist Michael Turner said optimistic comments from Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor Glenn Stevens had kept the local currency buoyant. "He seems fairly relaxed about the outlook," Mr Turner said. "He's ... |
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