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| | | Here we go again, folks. It'll be another week of backwards and forwards betting on that never-ending, world-changing question of the "when" of the Fed lift-off. Earlier this year, it was so easy. Lift-off soon chatters - back then June was the month ... |
| | | | ... 2009 - but the All Ordinaries index's 1.9% drop yesterday sparked the same fear and loathing investors' experienced on 24 August (which is understandable) and the same news flow of extrapolations that "the sky is falling" (which is not surprising... ... |
| | | | Sustainability of premiums in group life insurance is the biggest issue facing the industry, according to research by AIA Australia. AIA surveyed 105 respondents in the insurance and superannuation industries at its Group Insurance Summit in August ... |
| | | | Nippon Life has announced it has reached an agreement to acquire Mitsui Life. Following industry speculation in August that Nippon, Japan's second-biggest life insurer, was planning to acquire Mitsui in September, the two companies have jointly announced ... |
| | | | IOOF has appointed an SFG Australia executive to the role of head of best advice, following media leaks that revealed misconduct within the advice research division. An IOOF spokesperson confirmed to Financial Standard that Paul Cullen will be IOOF's ... |
| | | | ANZ has announced it has completed its $720 million share purchase plan offer. The bank's statement to the ASX said it will "accept all eligible applications and issue approximately $720 million of ANZ shares at $26.50 per share." The offer was originally ... |
| | | | Superannuation funds have made only incremental progress towards greater digital engagement with their member base over the last 12 months. Technology, operations and risk consultancy firm IQ Group surveyed Australia's top 50 super funds with combined ... |
| | | | ... they've met that "further improvement in the labor market" condition -- with the unemployment rate dropping to 5.1% in August (way ahead of Fed staff central tendency projections of 5.2% - 5.3% by December this year). A strong labour market will lift ... |
| | | | ... markets" and "incoming data". But woe is us, for the last important data we got - the US non-farm payrolls report for August - threw a bone to every dog of every persuasion which means, it provided nada, zilch, zippo. However, subsequent US labour market ... |
| | | | ... trigger at their 16-17 September FOMC meeting are correct. The unemployment rate dropped from 5.3% in July to 5.1% in August - the lowest level since April 2008 and is heading towards the lower end of the Fed's 5.0% - 5.3% range predicted in June. This ... |
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