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| | | | ... their heads like a "Damocles sword" - hey, isn't he Greek? - financial markets are again presented another source of worry. Yes, Virginia here's one more to add to your list of worries - it's called geopolitical risk. In George Bush Junior's time, they ... |
| | | | Colonial First State Global Asset Management (CFSGAM) banks on global trends including population growth, demand for biofuels and the emerging 'middle class' to make a return for investors. The CFSGAM Global Soft Commodity Share fund, launched yesterday ... |
| | | | ... Does anybody expect China to show its hand? Would it shoot itself in the foot and announce to the whole wide world that, "yes, we're selling euros"? No way, Jose! My guess is -- like everyone else at this point in time -- China's deciding whether to ... |
| | | | One of the world's largest fixed-income managers, Western Asset Management, has launched a new absolute return credit fund aimed at exploiting credit opportunities amid volatile markets. Speaking at the Legg Mason Investment Symposium in Sydney yesterday ... |
| | | | Super System Review chair Jeremy Cooper said market forces in super aren't enough to drive the best outcome for members, arguing that contrary to industry claims, fund fees have gone up, not down, in the past decade. In his speech at the Committee for ... |
| | | | ... homebuyers tax credit in April had a hand in this. But falling mortgage rates should aid in sustaining demand in the coming months. Yes, everything was going well until... The Financial Times published a story saying that China's State administration ... |
| | | | ... you don't take on the big guys. Never! You'll just get creamed. And what's this popping out in the news stories at present? Yes, the one about the 3-month US dollar LIBOR rate rising for the 11th consecutive day to its highest level since July last year. ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market was down at noon, continuing to be pounded by eurozone instability, with mining, energy and financial stocks suffering losses. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 76.7 points, or 1.75 per cent, at 4,318.7 ... |
| | | | ... bank. But haven't central banks and government institutions been rescuing the private sector most notably during the GFC? Yes. But it's different now. With the army of speculators trying to burn Europe to the ground, even a whiff of smoke creates panic. ... |
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