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| | | ... the economist maintained. "Companies are moving back to the country to build their next plant or expand production in the United States. If that indeed happens we look for the dollar to continue to strengthen and equity markets in the US will probably ... |
| | | | ... when the economists were quizzed on whether it would only lead to a rise in income inequality here, as is the case in the United States. "I would argue that it's useful to think of the issue in two distinct halves, one is how you generate growth in income. ... |
| | | | ... the Deutsche Mark with very comparable inflation rates. "There is no good future for Germany without a good future for a united Europe," he said. "Going it alone is not an option for Germany, however strong our economy may be. History has taught us ... |
| | | | ... tightening "in order to combat rising inflationary pressures". "As a result, and despite a strengthening of activity in the United States and Japan, global growth and world trade have slowed sharply. " While not directly referencing Australia, the report ... |
| | | | ... indicated that while the economy was clearly slowing as a result of troubles in its key export markets in Europe and the United States, it was not having a worrying impact. WELLINGTON - Wellington closed up 0.75 per cent, or 24.17 points, at 3,234.81 ... |
| | | | ... Beijing-friendly President Ma Ying-jeou being handed a second term in weekend elections, a result that came as a relief to the United States and China. WELLINGTON - New Zealand shares fell to near a four-week low after a mass downgrade of European nations' ... |
| | | | ... finances. The euro was also holding on to strong gains made on late Thursday trade while dealers shook off weak data from the United States. Tokyo jumped 1.36 per cent, putting on 114.43 points to 8,500.02, while Seoul closed 0.60 per cent, or 11.11 ... |
| | | | ... at $35.48, while Rio Tinto had gained six cents to $62.82. There was a muted tone on the market from the open, after the United States Federal Reserve disappointed global markets by holding off with further monetary easing. The Fed also held interest ... |
| | | | ... said it hopes to replicate the success of a similar Asset Finance & Leasing model adopted by its parent business in the United Kingdom, Investec Plc. |
| | | | ... because of the continuing eurozone uncertainties. It said "major downside risks" included a deep recession in Europe and the United States, higher protectionism and persistent inflation. WELLINGTON - New Zealand shares fell after Standard & Poor's put ... |
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