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| | | The Australian share market is expected to open lower after US stocks were buffeted by debt rating downgrades for three investment banks. On the Sydney Futures exchange, the June share price index was down 65 points at 5,630. Today, the Reserve Bank ... |
| | | | ... down 15.7 points at 3573.8 on turnover totalling $NZ99.1 million ($A81.28 million), with investors cautious after the NZ budget last week. |
| | | | ... week. WELLINGTON - The sharemarket ended the week slightly softer as investors digested the implications of Thursday's Budget. After falls in the three previous days, the benchmark NZSX-50 index closed down 1.9 points at 3589.5 on turnover totalling ... |
| | | | ... the fiduciary relationship they have with fund members to financial advisers. Senator Sherry, speaking at Victorian post-Budget luncheon for the Association of Financial Advisers, said, "Trustees are a key guardian in a compulsory system. It is critical ... |
| | | | ... Henry's comments are tremendously significant. Henry's comments follow several damning articles written just prior to the Budget by former senior public servants under the Howard administration regarding how they believe the previous government's macroeconomic ... |
| | | | The angry reaction of pensioner groups to last week's Federal Budget highlights how crucial superannuation will be to taking the fiscal edge off aged care benefit entitlements. The government, seemingly caught offguard by the criticism, has said a review ... |
| | | | ... meeting, Treasurer Wayne Swan speaks at an AICD lunch in Melbourne, and Federal Treasury Secretary Ken Henry gives a post-budget address to the Australian Business Economists. In data, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry releases its quarterly ... |
| | | | Advisers overwhelmed by the initiatives unveiled in last night's Budget could do well by starting their client reviews on three major changes singled out by technical advice experts from Challenger and MLC. Challenger's head of technical services Alex ... |
| | | | ... private client advisor Bill Bishop said heavyweight resources were carrying the market, while M&A activity and federal budget spends also provided support. "The market has shot up thanks to BHP (and Rio)," he said. Higher base metals prices in London ... |
| | | | ... Financial Literacy Foundation, launching the national clearing house and scaling back the ATO super choice advertising budget. The stability has been welcomed by ASFA. But recognising that fixing the economy and fighting inflation is probably the best ... |
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