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| | | ... we change? Last year EM growth was disappointing. Now it's beginning not to disappoint. "Commodity prices have declined pretty dramatically and appear to be stabilising, and a lot of the asset prices that we're particularly attracted to have overreacted ... |
| | | | ... Kelaher started practicing law shortly after graduating with a bachelor of law and economics at Monash University. "I decided pretty early on that it wasn't to my liking," he explains. Instead, he decided to explore the other side of his degree. Through ... |
| | | | ... two weeks. Dow member Intel stock lost 1.6 per cent. Art Hogan, chief market strategist, said Monday's economic data was "pretty positive" on the whole. Reports showed higher construction spending and higher personal incomes in April, but lower consumer ... |
| | | | ... Cooperation and Development (OECD) issued its provisional first quarter 2015 estimates of OECD growth last week but I'm pretty sure it's now getting some attention. The OECD's provisional estimate shows that the combined industrialised countries' GDP ... |
| | | | ... fact is that the RBA just cannot compete with QE-ing central banks. Is Ben suggesting what I think he's suggesting? "I'm pretty confident [quantitative easing programs] have been effective, and, at least so far, they haven't had many of the bad side-effects ... |
| | | | ... dropping almost 16 per cent. Revamped technology company Hills Group firmed 0.5 cents to 62.5 cents as chief executive Ted Pretty made a sudden exit from the company. On Wall Street in the US on Tuesday, stocks fell sharply on a strengthening US dollar ... |
| | | | ... said. Fenton alerted that in China "there are real risks there that the slowdown in growth becomes a hard landing. That has pretty serious consequences for Australia." The end of the mining boom "is affecting everything, from hairdressers and baristas ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure portfolio of "about 35 to 45" companies on exchanges "throughout the world." Humphreys continued: "I think we're pretty well-placed to enter this space because it's a large life insurance company, with very long term liabilities, which ... |
| | | | ... club in with his former boss? "To be honest I'm not the sort of person that can work for someone else. I knew that and I'm pretty sure Kerr knew that as well!" he laughs. "For better or for worse, I like digging the hole myself." After successfully steering ... |
| | | | ... some doomsters would like to see. "The problem is that business investment outside mining, and maybe including mining, is pretty poor. We're yet to see a turnaround on that front. The mining investment boom has a long way to deflate and the investment ... |
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