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| | | ... $US1.0849, compared with $US1.0842 late in New York on Friday. The Frankfurt-based ECB announced it and the national central banks of the euro area have started buying 60 billion euros ($A84 billion) worth of bonds per month in the long-awaited purchase ... |
| | | | ... as it struck a deal to supply natural gas to Alcoa of Australia, the country's biggest alumina producer. Among the major banks, Commonwealth Bank descended 47 cents to $90.62, National Australia Bank weakened 25 cents to $37.72, ANZ surrendered 19 cents ... |
| | | | ... is repositioning itself into high-yield stocks in expectation of an upcoming rate cut from the Reserve Bank, with the big banks enjoying a rise. "Expectations are that rates will still ease - the yield return is there," he said. "People still believe ... |
| | | | ... planning and the inappropriate selling of financial products by financial advisers. "We have been in contact with a range of banks, but today is about NAB and about what went on, what's going on and what they are prepared to say about the most recent ... |
| | | | ... 160 bps lower from the beginning of 2014. But in this world of competitive currency devaluations - "At least 21 central banks have eased monetary policy this year", the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) reports (to which, permit me to add, some have already ... |
| | | | ... Petroleum jumped 10 cents to $35.20, Santos gained two cents to $7.95 and Oil Search was 12.5 cents higher at $8.20. The major banks all opened in negative territory before National Australia Bank made some ground. NAB gained three cents at $38.12, but ... |
| | | | ... one-year deposit rate by 25 basis points each to 5.35% and 2.5%, respectively. The move followed the PBOC's 50 bps reduction in banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) early last month and November 2014's easing when the PBOC cut the one-year benchmark ... |
| | | | ... Oil and gas producer Woodside Petroleum was up 25 cents at $35.35, while Santos gained nine cents to $8.03. Amid the major banks, Commonwealth Bank was down 36 cents at $91.56, National Australia Bank was 15 cents lower at $38.14, ANZ lost seven cents ... |
| | | | ... a new record low of 2.00 per cent in an announcement on Tuesday afternoon. Rate cut expectations have boosted the major banks. "I suspect there is a little bit of buy the rumour going on - the rumour of the rate cut," OptionsXpress market analyst Ben ... |
| | | | ... prettied by an ugly Australian dollar. But here's the rub, Australia's neighbours know that drill too. Not a few central banks have and/are engaging in Newton's third law of motion - "for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction" - some more ... |
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