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| | | ... wrong with that? Gentle readers already know my views on this. But don't take it from moi, let's call in the greater minds. IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard argues that the decline in oil would prove to be a "shot in the arm for the global economy" ... |
| | | | ... the top 200 of highest paid executive across all industries were Mortgage Choice chief executive Michael Russell and Bentham IMF managing director Hugh McLernon who made $1.7 million and $1.5 million respectively. Helm, Douglass and Robbiati all saw ... |
| | | | ... The Federal Court has made orders approving the settlement of the class action against the failed Premium Income Fund (PIF). IMF Bentham confirmed the court's approval of the settlement, but did not say how much PIF unit holders will be receiving as ... |
| | | | ... the leftist Syriza Party - the ones who have always promised to reverse austerity measures and un-cooperate with Greece's EU/IMF benefactors - might win. This sent the Euro Stoxx-50 index down by 2.6% and the broader Stoxx-600 off by 2.2% overnight. ... |
| | | | ... the magazine, "A 10% change in the oil price is associated with around a 0.2% change in global GDP, says Tom Helbling of the IMF. A price fall normally boosts GDP by shifting resources from producers to consumers, who are more likely to spend their gains ... |
| | | | ... growth and how long it could keep on going at current pace - be it PM Li's 7.5% target or the 7.3% third quarter rate or the IMF's 6.3% prediction by the end of the decade. The Economist cited a working paper by Lant Pritchett and Larry Summers of Harvard ... |
| | | | ... blamed for the fall were blamed - growth (the slowness of it), deflation (the threat of it), ebola (the spread of it), the IMF, ISIS, Putin, oil, earnings, technicals, etc, etc etc. And then they hit... hard -- the central banks' jawbones, that is, whispering ... |
| | | | ... for they might come true. 'Twas not so long ago that Janet Yellen, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (FRBSF) and the IMF worried about complacency in the financial markets as indicated by low, down on the ground, volatility. Well they got their ... |
| | | | ... the "here" - the start of 2014 - and then some. All because... investors suddenly looked at global growth - thanks to the IMF - and found that it was lacking and with the Fed poised to complete its QE this month and then onwards and upwards to higher ... |
| | | | ... implying that this isn't a good thing. And just two days ago, in its Global Financial Stability report (released 8 October), the IMF noted that "...record-low volatility" suggests "that investors are complacent". Christmsa may have come early for Janet ... |
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