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| | | "Every single day Every word you say... I'll be watching you." -Sting Wall Street down and...you guessed it, it's taper on day. And so, round and round we go, when it ends we do not know. But perhaps we do. There's now an emerging consensus that the ... |
| | | | ... now knowing full well that it would take about a full year before today's rate cut is transmitted into the wider economy? Guess we just have to wait, when Governor Glen reveals RBA's decision at 230 PM today. |
| | | | "Star light, star bright, The first star I see tonight; I wish I may, I wish I might, Have the wish I wish tonight." Many children around the world are undoubtedly learning this nursery rhyme at this very point in time. Either this or they're singing ... |
| | | | ... million. Seven West was down 15 cents, or 6.58 per cent, at $2.13. "It is always a little bit worrying for investors, I guess, when someone big like that moves out of the stock," Mr Jennings said. Mr Jennings said he expected the market to drift along ... |
| | | | ... surplus for 2012/13. It amazingly turned into an A$19.4 billion deficit (1.3% of GDP). All because the government's optimistic guess turned out to be just that. By the looks of it Swannie has been chastened this budget time around - more conservative ... |
| | | | ... considerable time "after" (repeat, after) QE ends and "after" the "economic recovery strengthens". Then again, I might be wrong. Guess we'll just have to find out straight from the horse's mouth when dear Uncle Ben speaks this coming Saturday. Still ... |
| | | | Down, down A$ is down. Here's looking at you, parity. Was it the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)'s 25 basis pint reduction in the official cash rate last week and RBA Governor Stevens' promise to do more "should that be necessary to support demand" ... |
| | | | You just gotta love this market, don't you think? It's swung from May day mayday to May day happy day in a span of less than 24 hours. Must be all those algos reading those cheery headlines overnight: US Jobless Claims Fall To 5-Year Low (WSJ) ECB 'ready' ... |
| | | | An ill wind blew over this land girth by sea yesterday. Recall the 71,500 workers that found work in February - yes, that one...the one that's the biggest one month job gain since July 2000, the one that came in more than seven times market expectations ... |
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