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| | Global asset managers recently pitching factor-based investing in Australia should also target New Zealand as one of the country's institutional investors is keen to implement the strategy. In its latest investment environment report the New Zealand ... |
| | | ... any significant impact? Au contraire, it might have unintended consequences, sending a message that all is not good in land of Oz, prompting businesses to defer/withhold investing - in plant, equipment & machinery and staff - and consumers to defer spending ... |
| | | ... opportunities. OneVentures partner and managing director Dr. Paul Kelly said the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) had been the land of the walking dead for many, many early stage companies. "If you tell that story well, there is enough appetite out ... |
| | | ... have risen overnight. Hurrah for Aussie miners! This where it gets tetchy for a commodity exporting country like this land of Oz. Time and again, commodity prices have bounded - in July 2012, in July 2013, in March 2014 and in May this year --...and ... |
| | | ... December's 1.5% rate. More, producer prices have fallen for the 35th straight month in January. Need we say more about that "land of falling prices" that is Japan. The hope is that all these stimuli would stimulate demand and stoke inflation some day ... |
| | | ... renewed contraction in the New Year unless demand shows signs of reviving." You call that bad news? Take a look at the land of the rising sun, or in this case, the land where the sun couldn't rise - Japan. As if the 1.6% annualised rate of contraction ... |
| | | ... Wall Street remains in no mood for celebration even as America commemorated the day Christopher Columbus discovered their land of milk and honey and hotdogs - the Dow's down by 1.4%, the S&P 500 by 1.7% and the Nasdaq by 1.5%. Lessons of scares past ... |
| | | ... financial markets' worry about the Fed was too much ado about "considerable time". Any moment now, we'll get to know how the land of "Braveheart" and scotch on the rocks - Scotland - voted with regards to their divorce with Britain. And then there are ... |
| | | ... point to the psychological support level. With Wall Street at rest, let's take time to check on the happenings in the 'Land of the Rising Sun' - Japan - and I must say, it's not looking good. As with other equity markets, the Nikkei-225 index rose - ... |
| | | ... May, "...in June as budgetary outlays accelerated following Beijing's call to support economic activity". Finally in the Land of the Rising Sun, while it's central bank is not expected to announce any change in policy when it concludes its meeting today ... |
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