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| | | ... market rally since November last year. He said Beijing authorities would prefer to launch pre-emptive strikes to burst the bubble before it even starts forming in order to sustain China's economic and stockmarket growth over the long term. "You might ... |
| | | | ... 'recommended' by the firm. While the emerging markets sector has suffered during events like the Asian financial crisis, the tech bubble and the sub-prime liquidity crisis it has delivered solid returns in the long-term. The recent developed market rally ... |
| | | | ... monetary and fiscal stimuli have worked. So much so that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) warned last month of a developing bubble in the housing market. A bubble in a time of a "Great Recession" since the "Great Depression?" Australia's monetary ... |
| | | | ... adroitness in handling the crises of recent history -- the Asian Financial Crisis, LTCM collapse, Russian default, the dotcom bubble, the US recession of 2002. The RBA shielded Australia all through these episodes of market turbulence. And it looks like ... |
| | | | Forty years ago today, what was thought beyond the realms of human possibility became reality. Man landed on the moon. No one also imagined Professor Nouriel Roubini turning into a bull. For as long as I care to remember Professor Nouriel Roubini was ... |
| | | | Future financial services regulation should be flexible to deal with new problems as they arise but not invasive or prescriptive, said Lindsay Tanner, minister for finance and deregulation. Speaking at the International Corporate Governance Network ... |
| | | | ... the volatility well, particularly through last year where we understood from previous experience the impact of a housing bubble bursting, the most recent example of that is Japan," said Lin. "We were quite prepared for the correction because we realised ... |
| | | | ... levels. Rising inflation. Rising interest rates. Deflation. US$ depreciation. Below potential growth. Stagflation. Another bubble. You name it. The risk here is that by being boggled with concerns over the long run, governments and central banks are ... |
| | | | ... international investment strategy. "However, this rush to take on risk, especially in emerging markets, is reminiscent of bubble-like behavior. A record net 40 percent of fund managers are looking to overweight the region in the next 12 months." Gary ... |
| | | | V for victory against the GFC. V for the V-shaped rebound in the Australian economy. V for 'very wrong' to those who continued to stick to their recession calls up to the very end. In case you missed it, the Australian Bureau of Statistics yesterday ... |
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