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| | | ... previously worked in London as an equities analyst at ING and a number of other firms. In addition, IML hired former Paul Winter, former Bear Stearns analyst, and Andrew Harrison as quantitative analyst's. Following the departure of senior portfolio ... |
| | | | ... moves in equity markets on the back of continuing negative news on US money and credit markets. This week marks the end of winter in the southern hemisphere, the end of the summer vacation in the north and the last trading week of August. Macroeconomic ... |
| | | | ... 2008-09, a rise of 12 per cent on 2007-08," said Karen Schneider, acting executive director of ABARE. Even better news is that winter crop production in Australia is forecast to increase by 65 per cent to 37 million tonnes and drive crop export earnings ... |
| | | | ... anyone else," said Reynolds. According to the Attorney General's Office, the Rudd Government will begin legislation in the Winter Sitting of Parliament. Most reforms will commence soon after the legislation has passed. |
| | | | ... farmers and investors. "Farmers should be planning to cash-in on the predicted high grain prices and plant substantial winter crops this year - providing it's within their accepted risk bracket," reported the Junee Southern Cross from the NSW Riverina ... |
| | | | ... stocks rose after US crude oil futures surged overnight to a record close above $US98 on tight supply worries heading into winter and a low in the dollar. Woodside Petroleum put on 83 cents to $48.63, Santos added 33 cents to $13.53 and Oil Search was ... |
| | | | ... crude oil prices below $91 a barrel also underpinned the market, easing worries about higher energy costs heading into winter and the holiday shopping season. Shortly after close, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 316.29 points, or 2.45 per cent ... |
| | | | ... Turkey's troubles on its Iraqi border, strong speculative buying and supply concerns heading into the northern hemisphere winter. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, November crude settled up $1.48, or 1.7 per cent, at $87.61 a barrel, after moving ... |
| | | | ... said he hoped to pass the bill through the lower house before the third quarter of this year. "In particular, passage in winter will enable reduced financial reporting burdens and electronic distribution of annual reports to take effect for the 2006-07 ... |
| | | | AXA chairman Rick Allert announced a 25 per cent jump in net profits, increases in capital and investment earnings and the acquisition of Winterthur Hong Kong at AXA's AGM last week. Net profit was up from $542.4 million in 2005 to $677.8 million in ... |
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