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| | | ... the region this day. It doesn't matter what form it takes - negative deposit rates, offer new long-term loans to European banks, unsterilised securities markets program (SMP), asset purchases (QE) - but provide more accommodation, the ECB would, they ... |
| | | | ... gained 32 cents to $37.69, Rio Tinto had added 10 cents to $64.20, and Fortescue Metals was steady at $5.46. Among the major banks, National Australia Bank had fallen 14 cents to $35.42 after it announced that chief executive Cameron Clyne will retire ... |
| | | | ... 35 cents at $37.40, Rio Tinto had added 45 cents at $64.30, and Fortescue Metals was 11 cents higher at $5.42. The major banks were mostly higher. National Australia Bank was up eight cents at $35.50, Westpac had put on three cents at $34.62, ANZ had ... |
| | | | ... great deal of time over the last two years in thoroughly analysing the various commercial SMSF loan offerings of the major banks as well as others in the market. "We are confident we have engineered the sort of loan flexibility that will fully cater ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia (ISA) said that major banks were behind the complaints to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) in relation to the organisation's new 'Compare the Pair' television commercials. ISA deputy chief executive ... |
| | | | ... pessimistic about the future with manufacturers planning to reduce capital expenditures. So what gives? What gives is that central banks are expected to continue to keep on giving until the bad becomes good and the good, better, that's what gives. A ... |
| | | | The share market has opened lower with a weak start for the big four banks, despite a positive lead with solid gains on Wall Street overnight. Morgans private client adviser Alistair McCorquodale said the market may have been distorted by the transition ... |
| | | | ... prices on the weekend. Rio Tinto was up 49 cents at $63.73 and Fortescue Metals was two cents higher at $5.36. Among the banks, National Australia Bank had lifted 19 cents to $35.51, Westpac was up 20 cents at $34.63, ANZ had climbed 19 cents to $33.01 ... |
| | | | ... gained momentum last week after CNBC reported that, "Germany's Bundesbank said the ECB could buy loans and other assets from banks to support the euro-zone economy, with the statement marking a dramatic departure from its previous stance on the policy". ... |
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