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| | | ... first fresh mint. It had only been sidelined by the bigger fishes that need frying - European debt crisis, US fiscal cliff, China hard landing, Gilllard early - really, really early - announcement of 14 September elections. But major central banks around ... |
| | | | ... That caused just brief palpitations - and a high for dip buyers, did it not? And just yesterday morning, word spread that China and Japan rattling their sabres again. What did investors do? They sent the Nikkei-225 up 3.8% and the Shanghai Shenzhen CSI ... |
| | | | ... competitiveness instead of weakening the euro," was German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler's retort. And here's breaking news... "China, Japan on the brink" reports theage.com.au. "Chinese warships have pointed missile radars at Japanese military targets ... |
| | | | ... came in higher than predicted in December and soon - with the yen's depreciation - exports are soon to follow. Thanks to China and its re-acceleration that, in turn, is thanks to Europe and the relative calm there... and oh, some improvement in its macro ... |
| | | | ... horribilis - for forecasters were pretty sure it was the year that the US would double-dip, the euro would collapse and China would land with a thud. One of the three happening is enough to scare the bejeesus out of any investor... but all three happening ... |
| | | | ... ounce from $1,656.50. HONG KONG - Most Asian markets closed higher as traders await key economic data out of the US and China and the start of the corporate earnings season. Tokyo climbed 0.39 per cent, or 42.41 points, to 10,866.72 on Tuesday and Sydney ... |
| | | | ... 147,822 12 months later. At the top of the international CFP professional growth list were FPSB's member organisation in China and U.S-based CFP Board, which grew their CFP professional count by 3,007 and 3,009 respectively. FPSB's member organisation ... |
| | | | The Australian share market has opened higher, with sentiment still positive after encouraging economic data from China and the United States. At 1033 AEDT on Friday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 22.1 points, or 0.46 per cent, at 4,832.3 and ... |
| | | | ... the first half of 2013." If Markit is correct, this is even better than the ECB's late 2013 growth comeback. The better. China hard landing is dead. In addition to the improved data on retail sales, industrial production, exports, fixed asset investment ... |
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