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| | | Australian shares were higher at noon on thin trading because of Melbourne Cup Day. At 1200 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 60.9 points higher to 6643.2, while the All Ordinaries was 52.4 points stronger to 6672.5. On the Sydney Futures Exchange ... |
| | | | As if sub-prime weren't enough to rattle the markets, party pooper Wen Jaibao has rained on the Asian markets' parade, while Australia just gets comfortable to watch the big race, betting all we have on an interest rate hike. Sub-prime mashed the US ... |
| | | | The Australian share market is expected to open slightly on the positive side this morning, on the eve of the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decision and despite losses on Wall Street. At 0807 AEDT on the Sydney Futures Exchange, the December ... |
| | | | At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 77 points lower to 6619.6 while the All Ordinaries was down 72.2 points to 6654.5. On the Sydney Futures Exchange, the December share price index contract was 65 points lower to 6633 on a volume of 15,372 ... |
| | | | Melbourne based investment advisory, Evans & Partners, has chosen Praemium to provide front and back office software solutions. Under the deal, Evans & Partners will use Praemium's market data service, p-Desktop, and portfolio administration program ... |
| | | | As the sub-prime monster refuses to die, Standard & Poor's takes the scissors to the financial sector sin-bin - snipping at ratings, while the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FIRA) could be giving Goldman's profits a Sherlock Holmes. Fears ... |
| | | | Australian shares continued to take losses at noon, following a sharp fall on Wall Street overnight after brokerages downgraded Citigroup and Bank of America. After closing at record highs yesterday, both key Australian indices were hit hard in morning ... |
| | | | UBS has awarded Praemium a contract to provide its online V-Wrap portfolio administration services to the Swiss banking firm. Praemium won the tender after a sixteen-month application and due diligence process. Chief executive Arthur Naoumidis said ... |
| | | | ... reductions were far from a sure bet. Financial stocks fell the hardest, with American International Group sliding 6 per cent and Citi tumbling nearly 7 per cent, its biggest daily drop in five years. Exxon Mobil added to the gloom after reporting a profit ... |
| | | | The offshore-bulls were running rampant overnight, straight into the abattoir as rumours of a huge sub-prime loss for Merrill Lynch proved to be true. The world's biggest brokerage firm Merrill Lynch reported a blowout in losses in its third quarter ... |
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