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| | | ... rebounded to above US$0.80 almost immediately after the cut interest rates to a record low 2% back in May because Governor Glenn didn't wink, wink, nudge, nudge that there would be a follow up cut? It couldn't be Grexit, or the prospect of it. If it ... |
| | | | ... days ago. Needless to say, expectations will change again at the drop of another fresher stat. This reminds me of RBA Gov Glenn's comments after his speech at the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum in London only last Tuesday. "Countless ... |
| | | | ... added Omnium insurance research tool OmniLife to its suite of services. Speaking about OmniLife, PractiFI chief executive Glenn Elliott said that "PractiFI is the only wealth platform that integrates best-of-breed industry tools as branded partners ... |
| | | | ... Consumer Sentiment and the ANZ-Roy Morgan weekly consumer confidence survey are due out. And in Brisbane, Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens speaks at an Economic Society of Australia lunch. In equities news, ANZ chief executive Mike Smith speaks at ... |
| | | | ... income team will provide real benefits to our investment team and to our clients," Perennial Fixed Income managing partner Glenn Feben said. Head of Perennial Growth Management Lee Mickelburough said that the manager looks forward to "being part of an ... |
| | | | Senators Jacqui Lambie, Glenn Lazarus, Ricky Muir and Nick Xenophon have called on the government and opposition to back legislation to broaden access to the Pension Loan Scheme (PLS). The PLS, established by the Hawke government in 1983, is a reverse ... |
| | | | ... psychedelic music, psychedelic art and social permissiveness." (Wikipedia) I'm 100% certain that the paper's authors -- Glenn D. Rudebusch, Daniel J. Wilson, Tim Mahedy -- are seasoned and expert economists and well up above my pay grade, but methinks ... |
| | | | ... Carney on Yellen and Yellen on the data and financial markets - the Australian dollar would remain bid. This becomes Gov Glenn's problem... and ours, Australians all. |
| | | | ... 0.2% in March - and average weekly hours worked was unchanged at 34.5 hours. Good news for us, Australians all. RBA Gov Glenn must thanking his mom that this month's Board meeting is followed by the publication of the quarterly Statement on Monetary ... |
| | | | ... most important, inflation is low and is expected to remain low for some time." If Evans' view prevails at the FOMC, RBA Gov Glenn may have longer to wait, or... just cut rates some more. |
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