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AAP | TUESDAY, 28 FEB 2006

... of Statistics releases December quarter current account and government finance data, both of which will feed into domestic GDP results due tomorrow. Also, the Reserve Bank of Australia releases its January financial aggregates. NEW YORK - US stocks rallied ...

Weekly economic round-up

... preceding quarter. Financial markets will have plenty to digest in terms of domestic economic releases this week. Australian real GDP will be released mid-week and is expected to show growth picked up to 0.8 per cent in the fourth quarter from 0.2 per ...

Daily economic update

... statement when it keeps monetary policy on hold. It will publish its quarterly statement on monetary policy on 13 February. Real GDP grew by only 0.2 per cent in the third quarter of last year - the slowest pace in a year. More recent economic data and ...

A year of growth and developing opportunities: Franklin Templeton

Global growth will pull back slightly in 2006 and developing economies will pick up the slack as consumption and GDP growth eases in developed countries, according to Franklin Templeton. At their briefing, Franklin Templeton were certainly not shy of ...

Daily economic update

... The Bush administration estimates that the deficit will exceed US$400 billion in the current fiscal year or 3.1 per cent of GDP but predicts that the deficit can be reduced to 2.25 per cent of GDP in three years time. This seems unlikely given the rise ...

Daily economic update

... back of expectations that stronger foreign demand would feed through to the domestic economy. The Bundesbank forecasts real GDP growth to quicken to around 1.4 per cent this year from about 1 per cent in 2005, helped by domestic demand.

Daily Economic Update

... rein in spending. Increased confidence and stronger exports prompted the Ifo Economic Research Institute to raise its German GDP growth forecast for next year from 1.2 per cent to 1.7 per cent. The increased forecast adds to signs that growth in Europe ...

Daily Economic Update

... consumer goods posted declines. The rising deficit is extremely problematic on several fronts: A rising deficit is a negative for GDP. A rising deficit increases US dependence on foreign money to support its excesses, at some point, foreigners may demand ...

Weekly Economic Roundup

... last week confirmed this moderation in business activity. The National Accounts - the economy's scorecard - showed that real GDP grew by only 0.2 per cent in the third quarter, a substantial slowdown from the 1.3 per cent expansion recorded in the June ...

Daily Economic Update

... soaring energy prices and economy that struggles. In Germany, the country's six-leading Research Institutes revised their GDP forecast to a gain of 0.8% this year and an expansion of 1.5 per cent in 2006. However, the German economy is expected to rise ...

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MaxCap appoints chief executive

RIDDHIMA TALWANI | 12:44PM

MaxCap has named deputy chief executive and chief financial officer Kylie Robb as chief executive, effective July 1.

Perpetual rejects $2.5bn takeover offer

ELIZA BAVIN | 11:50AM

The financial services firm has rejected a $21.64 per share bid from a Swedish private equity firm.

Investors Mutual founders launch new venture

MATTHEW WAI | 11:36AM

The former investment director and founder of Investors Mutual Anton Tagliaferro is launching a new fund management business, focussing on small caps, with a new fund already made available for investors.

AMP, CFS, MLC post double-digit returns

VINNY VUCAGO | 11:48AM

AMP Super, Colonial First State (CFS) and MLC have delivered strong returns for members with growth-focused options posting double digit gains despite heightened market volatility and geopolitical uncertainty.

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