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| | | ... contract was up 43 points at 4,293. In economic news on Wednesday, the Westpac/Melbourne Institute Survey of Consumer Sentiment for March is released, while the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases dwelling unit commencements data for the December ... |
| | | | ... 243,000 jobs created in that month alone. Must be why the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan final index of consumer sentiment reached one year highs to a better-than-expected 75.3 in February. Must be why most US firms continue to top earnings expectations. ... |
| | | | ... was down two points points at 4,207. In economic news on Wednesday, the Westpac/Melbourne Institute Survey of Consumer Sentiment for February is released as are the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) lending finances for December and its new motor ... |
| | | | ... to a 'moderately positive' outlook. "The results show that, despite facing stagnant financial markets, low consumer sentiment and remaining uncertainty around FOFA, risk advisers are looking forward with optimism to the opportunities that 2012 may bring," ... |
| | | | ... government debt has led to an artificially high Australian dollar, while structural changes such as changing consumer sentiment and the rise of internet technologies is also affecting the local sharemarket, according to Martin Conlon, head of Australian ... |
| | | | ... contract was down six points at 4,180. In economic news on Wednesday, the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Survey of Consumer Sentiment for Januaryis due to be released as is the Australian Bureau of Statistic's new motor vehicle sales for November alon with ... |
| | | | ... August, despite two consecutive cash rate cuts by the central bank. The Westpac/Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment fell by 8.3 per cent in December. That underlines the impact that global headwinds are having on Australian markets, and the ... |
| | | | ... late Thursday, signalling lower demand for ultra-safe investments. The rise followed news that a survey of US consumer sentiment hit a six-month high this month, better than Wall Street expected. Stocks barely reacted. LONDON - European stock markets ... |
| | | | ... hump as less dated reports point to a better US outlook. The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan index of consumer sentiment index jumped to 64.1 in November from 60.9 in October and the four-week moving average of jobless claims continued to fall ... |
| | | | ... sovereign debt dilemma. And US consumers look to be turning jolly too. The Thomson Reuters/Uni of Michigan consumer sentiment index rose to 64.2 in early November - the highest since June - against 60.9 in October and expectations for a 61.5 reading. ... |
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