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| | | The reputation of bonds as being a safe haven is being challenged by a surge in global financial market re-regulation, according to UBS head of investment strategy Tracey McNaughton. At a media briefing in Sydney yesterday McNaughton said that the repeal ... |
| | | | ... just as happy that the European Central Bank (ECB) is doing something, anything, to counteract/reverse this state of affairs. Yes Virginia, it wasn't the ECB doing a Fed thing - announce quantitative easing measures - that markets expected, but it's ... |
| | | | The Treasurer may soon have discretionary power to further delay the rise of the superannuation guarantee to 12%, following the passage of legislation in the lower house yesterday. The legislation was part of a large suite of amendments labelled the ... |
| | | | The impartiality of the Fair Work Commission's two Expert Panels has again been challenged, with Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie calling on member Tim Harcourt to resign on the grounds that he is "biased towards the Labor Party." While Harcourt is ... |
| | | | ... raised from 5% to 8% on 1 April. At best, the rate of contraction in household spending slowing - this is positive news. But (yes, I do like my buts), but not when you look at that other stat that is the flipside of spending - saving. After running down ... |
| | | | ... around 22.5% in the years before the GFC, recorded a high of 36.5% in September 2008 and a low of 5.9% on September 2009. Yes you got that correct the current credit growth is lower than that recorded during the global financial crisis. But again, the ... |
| | | | Westpac-owned BT Financial Group is the latest group to confirm new minimum education requirements for its financial advisers, responding to mounting pressure from consumers, associations and a Senate Economics Committee report. Similar to the new rules ... |
| | | | ... timeliness." Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda talked about his country's problem with an ageing and declining labour force. Yes folks, problems, problems, problems everywhere on the labour market front - or is it excuses, excuses, excuses everywhere ... |
| | | | ... no value high enough, ain't no Putin tough enough, ain't no ISIS mad enough" to keep investors away from Wall Street and... Yes I know it's a double negative (but that's how the song goes and you know what it means) but more importantly, you know the ... |
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