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| | | | ... recede, and perhaps take the UK down with it. Worse, the Eurozone will implode and the single currency would be no more. Not enough jobs are being created in the United States. China is slowing at best and could land hard at worst. And while, emerging ... |
| | | | ... Committee (FOMC) meets in the United States on Tuesday. Market watchers believe the recent uplift in the US economy will be enough to stop the recent policy of quantitative easing. The large miners were trading relatively flat, while Australia's big ... |
| | | | ... Asian platform and product offering. "Many investors, realising that returns from conventional asset classes alone won't be enough to fund their retirement and other future liabilities, are searching for answers to the challenge of growing income and ... |
| | | | ... Sario for my rendition of his classic "Fallin'", it's just that by changing a few words in the song's lyrics we get good enough description of the financial markets' sentiment yesterday. Yesterday the buy button was put on ice as investors were reminded ... |
| | | | ... spurring domestic consumption. PM Wen just acknowledged these. So why the sad face? Ahh yes, because 7.5% think us will not be enough to lift the other boats (some slow, some stalled, some sinking) from the treacherous waters of the global business activity. ... |
| | | | ... Professionals Association of Australia claims the government's excess contribution tax threshold of $10,000 is not high enough. The Tax and Superannuation Laws Amendment bill was introduced into parliament last week, which aims to give more flexibility ... |
| | | | ... with the worst strikes since the Thatcher years. "The problem is that all of the imbalances of 2008 - the US not saving enough, the current account deficit, Europe not having much growth, the periphery of Europe not being as productive as the core of ... |
| | | | ... earnings, compared with the average since 1954 of 16.4 times, according to data compiled by Bloomberg." And if these aren't enough, just remember our friend Ben. He's still watching and stimulating, he's reinvesting the proceeds of his asset purchases ... |
| | | | ... employed. "I think it's muddy," Thorp said of the regulator-preferred risk presentation. "I just don't think it gives people enough clear size. The problem is it says negative return, but how big is that negative return? Negative returns eight years ... |
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