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| | | ... "product of the past" apart of course from the usual rhetoric of it's not the yuan, it's your massive borrowing that's your problem. But as in previous encounters, America and China ultimately shake hands and announce their close and cordial partnership. ... |
| | | | ... public bill. The $71 million in overseas advertising exposure already generated couldn't come at a better time because the problem the Oprah visit is trying to fix is that this year Australia's tourism sector is expecting a $9 billion deficit, being ... |
| | | | ... from a moderately loose to a prudent monetary policy. Let me repeat, China's foot is firmly on the gas pedal my foot! The problem here is that Reuters tried to spin one story out of two conflicting parts. It saw that China raised the reserve requirement ... |
| | | | ... banning commissions by much politically weaker critics in financial advisers and platform operators are hardly going to be a problem. The second is that if mortgage providers are to be required to present a consumer comparator fact sheet to customers ... |
| | | | ... inflation from getting out of control? BB: We could raise interest rates in 15 minutes if we have to. So, there really is no problem with raising rates, tightening monetary policy, slowing the economy, reducing inflation, at the appropriate time. Now ... |
| | | | The forecasts continue to roll in, with Citigroup Global Markets putting a 5,300 year-end target on the ASX200 for next year. Citigroup's analysts expect the mining boom to continue next year and, with limited spare capacity in the economy, they expect ... |
| | | | The $5.7 billion MTAA Super Fund is closing its Target Return Option to new money, as part of the fund's plan to align its liquidity policy with best practice guidelines and proposed APRA reforms. MTAA Super said that it will no longer accept members' ... |
| | | | From fast problem resolutions to creating products that fit consumers' distinctive needs, some insurers are still largely ill-prepared to fulfill their customers' wants, research shows. Consulting firm Accenture sampled over 3,500 consumers in six countries ... |
| | | | While the Financial Planning Association (FPA) was embracing change and moving forward with a new strategic direction at its annual conference last week, it was still keen to argue the case for planners in some of the industry's most sensitive debates. ... |
| | | | ... been dragged to the begging table screaming and shouting, but forced to take its medicine it was. Admitting there's a problem is the first step to a cure. In an interview with RTE - Ireland's state television, Ireland's Finance Minister Brian Lenihan ... |
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