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| | | ... past three sessions, ended the day 0.12 per cent lower on profit-taking and after the Bank of Japan held off any new monetary easing measures following a policy meeting. The Nikkei shed 10.56 points to 9,142.64. Sydney finished 0.56 per cent, or 24.3 ... |
| | | | ... investors surveyed, 83% said that their financial planner had never mentioned investing in countries that the International Monetary Fund predicts will account for 60% of the world's economic growth over the next five years. Nearly all of those surveyed ... |
| | | | ... due to the yen's weakness after the front-runner to become Japan's next prime minister said he would push for unlimited monetary easing if his party won next month's general election. Tokyo climbed 1.43 per cent, or 129.04 points, to end at 9,153.20 ... |
| | | | ... fiscal cliff. Japan's Nikkei surged thanks to a weakening yen after the leader of the country's opposition vowed unlimited monetary easing to kickstart the economy if, as expected, he wins a general election slated for next month. A close eye was also ... |
| | | | ... 2012/13, roughly 0.1% of GDP. But Australia could not follow Spain's path. No siree! This is because Australian fiscal, monetary and exchange rate policies are not straitjacketed by the diktats of non-Australians. Spain has a currency that is way too ... |
| | | | ... selection. When deciding on our country allocations, we examine a number of elements: analysis of a country's economic growth, monetary policy, market liquidity, currency, governance/politics and equity market valuation. Stock selection focuses on buying ... |
| | | | ... strategic asset allocation. "Investors should expect ongoing market volatility given the global debt burden and extreme monetary policies and cannot rely solely on market trends to deliver superior returns," he said. "While we still think strategic asset ... |
| | | | ... anxiety. You would think that the great minds of the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund (and while you're at it include the great minds of expert bloggers) would have cut Greece loose by now if it was that easy ... |
| | | | ... and a long-awaited report from its troika of creditors - the European Union, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund - is "positive". But Germany said only part of the troika's latest report was available, and a final decision was not immediately ... |
| | | | ... strategy expert argues that even fresh tranches of stimulus via the US's quantitative easing policy, the ECB's Outright Monetary Transactions will do little to lift markets unless there are signs of recovery in the corporate sector. "We would argue that ... |
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