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| | | ... printed that, "The world economy is on the brink of another recession" and of course, its consequent warning that you, I and Irene should prepare for a global downturn of "Lehmanesque" proportions. I'll take "Lehmanesque" anytime if developed market ... |
| | | | ... Like I typed in this space not so long ago, Australia is in a confidence recession... for the little guys like you, I and Irene, that is. For there's no lack of confidence at the top. Not only confident would I be, but I'll be twisting and shouting and ... |
| | | | ... humbug! The negative news flow and speculations over the past 24 hours would, like ol' Ebenezer Scrooge, make you, I and Irene hate Christmas. While we're still deciding where the floor is on the on-going oil price slide, more bad tidings our way came. ... |
| | | | ... stock price gains over the next six months - surged to 57.2% -- its highest level since December 2010 (the time you, I and Irene were happy if we found some "green shoots" sprouting) and above the long-term average reading of 38.9% -- from an already ... |
| | | | ... Funny how the Australian press negatively spin the story each every time the dollar-A fall a cent or two - making you, I and Irene almost taste the fear with their use of superlatives for "decline". "Plummeted", "nosedived" "plunged" "tumbled" is when ... |
| | | | ... trick. Not even a full month before (7 October), in its monetary policy statement, the Japanese central bank told you, I and Irene that, "Japan's economy is expected to continue its moderate recovery trend, and the effects including those of the subsequent ... |
| | | | ... S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 closed 0.2% and 0.1% lower. No one wants to jump in or out before Aunt Janet tells you, I and Irene for sure that QE's done but more importantly, what happens next. While we wait... and wish and hope and pray (not long now) ... |
| | | | ... reading of 31.06 while we slept.A That's the highest case of the jitters since November 2011. That was the time you, I and Irene were concerned over the probability of a break up in the single currency area and, at the time, the looming recession there ... |
| | | | ... by US$10 billion each month over the past seven months, the US central bank was still adding fresh mints for you, I and Irene to play with. This month, the last remaining manna from the Fed would be no more - if things go according to plan. However ... |
| | | | ... produced Wall Street's saw while we slept. For now Virginia, the Fed has admitted - in black and white - what you, I and Irene knew all along, that whatever they decide on could come back to bite them on their collective behinds and... ultimately, Uncle ... |
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