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| | | ... regions stating that "Overall economic activity increased somewhat since the last report across all Federal Reserve Districts except St. Louis, which reported 'softened' economic conditions." Last month only nine of the 12 regions reported "modest" improvement. ... |
| | | | "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..." These words from Charles Dickens' novel, A Tale of Two Cities, have again been brought to life by two opposing monetary prescriptions by two central banks - further interest rate hikes for the ... |
| | | | ... news for Portugal...and Spain...and Italy...and...? There's really nothing new in this whole Eurozone contagion tragedy, except perhaps get a few hearts to miss a beat. Like my stance on Greece, the European Union would not let Portugal -- or any of ... |
| | | | ... that his incentives to deliver on his promises are higher for personal reasons. "There's no other T. Rowe fund that I own, except my own, and I have 100 per cent of my retirement assets in the fund," he said. Isn't that a bit risky? "Some people said ... |
| | | | The Australian share market had edged 0.6 per cent higher by noon on firmness among major financial and resources stocks after a positive Wall Street lead. At 1200 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 28.6 points, or 0.6 per cent, at 4,825.8 ... |
| | | | Fed feeds equity market fervour. If you look at today's headlines, this is the message the various financial news services are trying to convey. "Wall St ends on 17-month high as rates hold" was Reuters' headline. Bloomberg had "U.S. Stocks Rise as ... |
| | | | ... two different directions. It was exactly one year ago (9 March 2009) when Wall Street hit rock bottom, bounced, and -- except for a few fleeting glances - never looked back. It was all gloom and doom heading up to this day. "We're stuff!" was the catch ... |
| | | | ... upside, they may surprise on the downside. But one thing is clear, Australia looks like it's getting luckier by the day. Except perhaps those homebuyers -- first time or second time or third - who bit off more than they could chew. |
| | | | ... doubters in an ocean of despair. It was exactly one year ago (9 March 2009) when Wall Street hit rock bottom, bounced, and -- except for a few fleeting glances - never looked back. It was all gloom and doom heading up to this day. "We're stuff!" was ... |
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