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| | | ... the Australian market reaction was mixed, with two of the big four banks going backwards. CommSec chief economist Craig James said Australian investors saw the US Republicans as delaying a tough decision, rather than solving the debt crisis. "It's just ... |
| | | | ... a global economic powerhouse responsible for 34% of global economic growth in 2012, according to Commsec economist Craig James. In his keynote address to the AFA Conference last week, James reminded delegates that even though China is a 'sandbag' to ... |
| | | | ... contribute more to percentage growth in the Australian economy than mining and natural resources, according to CommSec's Craig James. Sensing that delegates at the annual Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) National Conference had enjoyed the jungle-themed ... |
| | | | AMP SMSF has appointed Samantha Clarke as director, SMSF Solutions, reporting to AMP SMSF managing director Paul Sainsbury, effective August 13. Clarke joins the newly formed business unit from AMP Capital where she was head of marketing. Her appointment ... |
| | | | Former Super Concepts managing director Craig Jameson has signed with AMP's newly formed business unit, AMP SMSF. Jameson will take the title of director business operations and be responsible for setting up AMP SMSF's business operations, including ... |
| | | | ... Street sentiment after the close. "Basically, you can put today down to the Apple effect," Commsec chief economist Craig James said. US futures are expected to open higher after the bellwether company said its revenue rose to $US46.33 billion ($A44.36 ... |
| | | | ... cent. "The latest anouncement from Fortescue is helping confidence in the mining sector," Commsec chief economist Craig James said. "We're at the point where China is looking to invigorate their economy and this is going to help our mining sector." Uranium ... |
| | | | ... annual rate of 2.1 per cent, according to an AAP survey of 16 economists conducted on Friday. Commsec chief economist Craig James said the figures showed the Australia's record economic expansion was continuing. "What its confirming is that there is ... |
| | | | ... index futures contract was down 54 points at 4,230 points, with 17,106 contracts traded. Commonwealth Bank economist Craig James said the Chinese PMI, which came out at midday at 50.1, was weaker than 51.6 which the market expected. "There are no great ... |
| | | | ... struggle because we've had a negative lead in from overseas (and) the oil price is down," CommSec chief economist Craig James said. The drop will come courtesy of disappointing US jobs figures which triggered falls of up to 0.7 per cent on Wall Street ... |
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