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| | | ... to finish at 19,713.45 after closing Monday at a 15-year high. Seoul rose 0.23 per cent, or 4.78 points, to 2,041.37 and Sydney put on 0.22 per cent, or 12.96 points, to close at 5,969.1. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 Index nudged down 4.688 points, or 0.1 ... |
| | | | ... during a panel session on infrastructure investment at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Summit in Sydney. "I think we're much better off focusing on driving the ongoing aggregation of small superannuation funds that continue ... |
| | | | ... is due out. US Fed Reserve committee member John Williams is down to speak at an Australian Business Economists lunch in Sydney and Reserve Bank of Australia assistant governor Malcolm Edey is slated to take part in a panel discussion at ASIC annual ... |
| | | | ... inflation consistent with the target." Looks like it's gonna happen in May with a slight chance of April. AccordingA the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH), "...latest futures pricing data compiled by Citi, the chances of a 25 basis point cut, to 2 per cent ... |
| | | | ... "abuse" of breach reporting rules. The head of the industry watchdog made the comments in front of a Senate public hearing in Sydney on Friday following fresh information coming to light in the advice scandal, this time at National Australia Bank (NAB). ... |
| | | | ... Super Australia (ISA), the body representing 15 industry super funds, which has sought legal advice on the subject from Sydney-based firm Arnold Bloch Leibler. Furthermore, ISA said that those that breach the law by offering inducements could go unpunished. ... |
| | | | ... in New York, San Antonio (Texas), and Melbourne. She previously held project finance roles with ABN AMRO in Chicago and Sydney. As head of infrastructure and timberland Norris will lead the continued development of the Fund's infrastructure portfolio ... |
| | | | ... hike, while the euro and yen retreated against the US dollar after racking up big gains in New York. At the close of trade Sydney was 1.86 per cent higher, adding 108.5 points to 5,950.8 while Seoul ended up 0.47 per cent, or 9.44 points, at 2,037.89. ... |
| | | | ... the day, hoping for clues about its plans for interest rates. Tokyo rose 0.55 per cent, or 107.48 points, to 19,544.48, Sydney was marginally higher, edging up 0.18 points to 5,842.30 and Seoul was slightly lower, dipping 1.46 points to 2,028.45. Shanghai ... |
| | | | ... improve. This means that "we're out-gloomed only by Brazil (14%), Switzerland (13%) and Germany (12%)," CFA Society of Sydney president Anthony Serhan said. The cheerier end of the spectrum shows that major developing economies such as India and China ... |
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