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| | | ... on emerging market and safe haven currencies like the AUD is expected to continue. The IMF meanwhile in a statement yesterday said it believes the AUD needs to fall by another 10 US cents to USD 0.80, a level it believes is the long term sustainable ... |
| | | | ... rates? So now we're back to where we were before forward guidance - that is, guessing. I sorta touched on this lightly yesterday, but it's made the news today with the release of the Bank of England's (BOE) Quarterly Inflation Report. Imported BOE Governor ... |
| | | | ... Storm or Trio Capital cases "more likely" as "complete rubbish." "The ALP has made it very clear and Chris Bowen said it yesterday that they will oppose these amendments; there is no question that linking these amendments to things like Storm is just ... |
| | | | ... earnings reports, first from ANZ and now the CBA, has lifted the market, IG Markets dealer Chris Weston said. "After yesterday's ANZ numbers the market expected the CBA would come out with a good set of results," Mr Weston said. "And they have come out ... |
| | | | ... was smaller than that seen overseas, it followed a strong performance on Thursday. "We have to remember that we did ok yesterday: we were up 1.2 per cent," she said. But, Ms Roadley, said the industrial stocks had started the day surprising subdued ... |
| | | | ... Well, well, well, looks like someone - nay, many, many ones - woke up on the right side of the bed this morning. Well... yesterday morning to be precise, as I refer to the stock market action on Wall Street and in Europe and in emerging markets. It's ... |
| | | | ... estimated to cost the Budget $4.3 billion and the exemption to the private health insurance rebate just $1.5 billion. Yesterday the government rejected a request to provide $25 million in financial aid to the Shepparton based food processing company ... |
| | | | ... of unnecessary red tape and to remove provisions which would inhibit the provision of lower cost financial advice." Yesterday the Shadow Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation Bernie Ripoll told Financial Standard that he was concerned the ... |
| | | | ... has concerns that the proposed changes to the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) regime as outlined by the government yesterday may result in reduced consumer protection and a decline in professional standards. Speaking to Financial Standard, Shadow Minister ... |
| | | | Whoa! Bet you felt the same way when you saw what the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) got up to yesterday - it proved it was no turkey. Go ahead punk, make my day! This was the threat the CBRT made to all 'em sellers, shorters and dumpers ... |
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