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| | | ... countries, there goes national income and global demand, there goes global growth. But the same was said of China's property "bubble" way back when was it not? The Chinese economy soldiered on despite the "collapse" of property prices. Sure, it slowed ... |
| | | | ... of the overall investment portfolios but the trend now is that it is growing with valuations exacerbated by the housing bubble in Sydney and Melbourne," Wise said. "A noteworthy trend is the increase in investments in unit trusts which have increased ... |
| | | | ... "look precariously supported in an environment of very low wages growth, a rundown in household savings and a housing price bubble inflating further in Melbourne and Sydney." "It is not possible to predict when the Melbourne/Sydney house price bubble ... |
| | | | ... the highest level in seven years! Is this a China bull or is this a China bull? China bull. China's stock market is in a bubble. According to Bloomberg News, "The Shanghai Composite's median price-to-earnings ratio, which is less influenced by the nation's ... |
| | | | ... that same level of capital appreciation is unlikely to be repeated. "If, as ASIC believes, signs of a dangerous property bubble in Sydney and Melbourne are accurate, residential housing prices could slump." He added: "Investors with a home-country bias ... |
| | | | ... its 12th straight session of gains on Monday - its longest rally since 1988 at the height of the country's stock market bubble. Selling on Wednesday was fuelled by a pick-up in the yen, which Tuesday had hit its weakest level against the US dollar in ... |
| | | | ... to 20,543.19, ending the Nikkei's best winning streak since a 13-day run in 1988 at the height of Japan's stock market bubble. Shanghai gained 1.69 per cent, or 81.79 points, to 4,910.53 adding to the near-five per cent rise Monday. But Hong Kong shed ... |
| | | | Public officials' concerns of a property bubble in Sydney and Melbourne are spreading uncertainty amongst those thinking about increasing their exposure, but are not dissuading Chinese investors. Treasury secretary John Fraser was the last public official ... |
| | | | ... 6.72 points, at 20,569.87. The 12 days of gains marked the best rally since 1988 at the height of Japan's stock market bubble. Shanghai, which plunged almost seven per cent over Thursday and Friday, jumped 4.71 per cent, or 216.99 points, to end at 4,828.74. ... |
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