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| | | ... suggest a bit of moderation in global growth," Ms Ong said. "The market is waiting on a key US equivalent (the June ISM) tonight, with hopes that it doesn't moderate too far," she said. Ms Ong said overall market sentiment remained positive, as fears ... |
| | | | ... tomorrow night's FOMC (US Federal Reserve) meeting, it wouldn't surprise me if we see not as much enthusiasm overseas tonight, a little bit of profit taking." Among the big miners, BHP Billiton shares are up 57 cents, or 1.36 per cent, to $42.57. Rio ... |
| | | | Time runs out today for superannuation funds to have their say on regulations governing the levy to raise $55 million in compensation for victims of the Trio Capital fraud. With the impost worked out as a percentage of funds under management and capped ... |
| | | | ... partnership," Gillard said. The Prime Minister will deliver her first major speech about Australia's relationship with China tonight, to business people from both countries. |
| | | | ... also got a lot of events... with the (inflation) reading today and the FOMC (US Federal Open Market Committee) meeting tonight. "Traders are playing a fairly cautious game today." Investors will look for indications on the future of US monetary policy ... |
| | | | ... Irish bonds were smiling too. And also, never mind that the ECB is poised to raise interest rates after their meeting tonight. Financial markets have been warned well ahead of time. Financial markets are also sanguine about Japan despite the country ... |
| | | | "Well I don't know why I came here tonight, I got the feeling that something ain't right, I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair, And I'm wondering how I'll get down the stairs, Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right, here I am, Stuck in the ... |
| | | | ... Mr Muller said. Nonetheless, the mood among investors seemed muted, with many awaiting unemployment data out of the US tonight, he said. In the banking sector, National Australia Bank gained 21 cents at $25.50, Westpac jumped 35 cents to $23.46, ANZ ... |
| | | | "There's a kind of hush (rush) all over the world tonight... So listen very carefully, closer now and you will see what I mean. It isn't a dream..." --Carpenters Just like Italy's Emperor (Silvio Berlusconi) was allegedly photographed with showgirls ... |
| | | | ... January 29 - less than the expected decline to 420,000 - continuing the downward trend seen over the past three months. Tonight's US non-farm payrolls report may disappoint expectations that 145,000 jobs were added in January - and a 9.5 per cent unemployment ... |
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