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| | | ... of Australia annual dinner in Melbourne. The Australian Bureau of Statistics releases October international merchandise imports figures while the ANZ-Roy Morgan weekly consumer confidence survey is also due out. In equities news, Ruralco is expected ... |
| | | | ... September, the Commerce Department reported. The US trade deficit widened in September to $US43.0 billion as exports slowed and imports remained flat from the previous month. LONDON - European markets fell sharply after the European Union slashed its ... |
| | | | ... strengthen a lot, it would have consequences for growth... We would have poorer trade performance, less exports, more imports. And if the dollar were to appreciate a lot, it would tend to dampen inflation. So it would make it harder to achieve our two ... |
| | | | ... Chinese exports increased by 15.3% in the year - yippee, no slowdown for exports contribute to economic growth. Chinese imports expanded by 7% over the same period - hip, hip... China's still buying from the rest of the world." But hey, that was last ... |
| | | | ... Income conference in Sydney. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) releases September's International merchandise imports data. And, the ANZ-Roy Morgan weekly consumer confidence survey is due out. In equities news, Newcrest Mining is slated to post ... |
| | | | ... Chinese exports increased by 15.3% in the year - yippee, no slowdown for exports contribute to economic growth. Chinese imports expanded by 7% over the same period - hip, hip... China's still buying from the rest of the world. So too did slowing Chinese ... |
| | | | ... 2014 low (1 July). Surely Shirley, this would, in time, show up in Uncle Sam's trade accounts as lower exports and higher imports - that equates to lesser economic growth overall. We all know the reason behind the greenback's go, go, going -- speculations ... |
| | | | ... strengthen a lot, it would have consequences for growth... We would have poorer trade performance, less exports, more imports. And if the dollar were to appreciate a lot, it would tend to dampen inflation. So it would make it harder to achieve our two ... |
| | | | ... in 4 years, steel largely flat (Reuters) China Industrial Output And Retail Sales Growth Slows In Aug (RTT News) China Imports Falter As Consumers Fail To Deliver (Forbes) China Money-Supply Growth Eases to Five-Month Low (Bloomberg) Chinese fixed asset ... |
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