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| | | Domestically, the newly issued covered bonds of the Big 4 are proving popular with investors, despite Standard & Poor's latest assessment that the sector is "losing some of its lustre." The rating agency released its outlook for 2012 predicting a "bumpy ... |
| | | | ... expanded offering reflects the tremendous growth that ETFs have experienced over the past decade," said senior vice president of State Street's Global Services business, Frank Koudelka, referring to the evolution of ETF product development capabilities ... |
| | | | ... submission was critical of what it perceived as double standards in the proposed legislation. Bradley Fox, national president of the AFA responded to questioning from Senator Stephens on competition in the advice industry, saying that all members of ... |
| | | | ... than in 2008-09." Deloitte Access Economics may have been sucked in again -- just as it was in 2008. A day before US President Obama's inauguration, Access Economics released its December 2008 quarter Business Outlook. The press quoted the report as ... |
| | | | ... the highest since July last year. While the index remains below its historical average of 24.5, the surge prompted ZEW President Wolfgang Franz to declare that, "Contrary to repeatedly expressed fears of a recession the assessment of the financial market ... |
| | | | ... lower, or 38.39 points, at 2,206.19. Taipei lost 1.09 per cent, or 77.92 points, to 7,103.62 despite Beijing-friendly President Ma Ying-jeou being handed a second term in weekend elections, a result that came as a relief to the United States and China. ... |
| | | | Political and financial systems, once relatively separate are now closely entwined, with more market volatility the potential result, according to the UBS Investing in 2012 report. Presidential elections in the US, France and Russia along with likely ... |
| | | | It's a brand new year, yet why does it feel that times are not a-changin'? The problems of 2011 merely just got carried over into 2012. And if you believe those start of the year forecasts, the times could even be a-changin' for the worse - and the ... |
| | | | ... when it has already been forced to impose austerity measures to control its deficit, and is a political humiliation for President Nicolas Sarkozy. The single currency fell back to $US1.2638, a 16-month low, while London's FTSE 100 closed down 0.46 per ... |
| | | | ... until... the Jasmine Revolution sent Middle Eastern and African dictators quivering and oil prices soaring. Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and Egypt's Hosni Mubarak stepped down peacefully but Libya's Qadaffi was murdered off his throne.... ... |
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