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| | | "Unusually uncertain" indeed! Flat, flat, flat. This is how the most major equity markets from Asia to Europe to Wall Street finished the past 24 hours. Some closed a little bit higher, others a tad lower, most just flatlined. Because of the "unusually ... |
| | | | ... to an even lower 270K. This translates to a 36.7 per cent fall from April's level when the homebuyers' tax credit expired. Yes my friends, we can look at this number as another piece in the good news puzzle. It was more than "experts" expectations for ... |
| | | | ... expecting 10. And they were concentrated in only three European countries - five in Spain, one in Germany and one in Greece (yes, yes - only one in Greece). The CEBS found that these terrible seven only needs fresh funding of around a,-3.5 billion and ... |
| | | | AXA Asia Pacific chief executive, Andrew Penn, has warned regulatory proposals from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) could stifle Australia's potential to become a regional financial hub. Speaking at the American Chamber of Commerce ... |
| | | | ... headlines are all about strong second quarter US company profit announcements and forecasts (and positive European economic news). Yes, Virginia. According to news reports, these were behind last night's surge in equity markets. But company earnings ... |
| | | | The Australian share market was lower at noon, led by losses in the financials sector. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 14.1 points, or 0.32 per cent, at 4,398.6 points, while the broader All Ordinaries index had dropped 12.5 points ... |
| | | | ... announce the result of its stress tests at the end of the week. If it looks like a dive, sounds like a dive, it must be a... Yes, it must be. For how do you explain Wall Street's reaction to the better-than-expected company profit and revenue announcements ... |
| | | | ... have been settled. Johnson & Johnson's second quarter bottomline number was in line with estimates of US$1.21 per share. But, yes there's a but... but revenues were lower than expectations and also, yes there's an also too... it slashed its full-year ... |
| | | | Colonial First State Investments, AMP, ING Australia were among the big finance firms that backed the Investment & Financial Service Association's new strategy. IFSA members held an extraordinary general meeting in Sydney yesterday to change the association's ... |
| | | | ... Wall Street care? It's now soooooo over Europe it seems. Uh oh, bad fundamentals not working anymore. Let's try technicals. Yes, ladies and gents, the head and shoulders pattern has not gone away. According to market technicians, the worm on the S&P ... |
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