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Inflation may slide below RBA target

AAP | MONDAY, 3 NOV 2003

... that these movements were partly due to shifts in competitive pressures in those cities and were not yet due to exchange rate pass through. "Thus we can expect inflation to remain subdued in November."

Afternoon market wrap: Local shares close higher

... addition to US GDP figures, US Treasury secretary John Snow is due to testify to Congress on international economic and exchange rate policies, and both were expected to determine the near-term direction of the Australian dollar.

Midday Market Wrap: Dollar weaker; market slow

... floating of the yuan was not yet in the wings, dousing weekend speculation that the Chinese were about to loosen their exchange rate regime. The Australian share market was slightly firmer at noon despite a slump in New York stocks on Friday. At 1210 ...

Policy reflation likely for the US

... similar to that of Japan in early 1990s resulted in declining stocks, rallying bonds, declining gold and appreciating exchange rate. Together these financial market trends are consistent with a tight monetary policy stance. Citing Japan's economic trends ...

NAB commits to expanding wealth management capabilities

... share growth at the bottom of its eight to 11 per cent range for the 2003 financial year, after absorbing adverse exchange rate movements and higher pension costs in Europe. "The Group has continued to perform well in the second half," said Frank Cicutto ...

Midday Market Wrap:Tokyo opens high; ASX subdued

... the 1997/98 Asian financial crisis, weakened slightly early on Monday morning but remained well above its pegged exchange rate to the U.S. dollar. The Australian share market took a strong lead from Wall St and rose at the open, but trade was subdued ...

Focus on China-US bilateral trade in upcoming Dubai summit: ICAP

... framework, in tandem with strong domestic markets operating alongside, would provide the opportunity for a flexibility exchange rate to help the economy ride out external shocks. "China, however, is perhaps two to five years away from having these preconditions ...

ICAP says US current account deficit causing considerable global uncertainty

... economists said, that China may be reconsidering its position, but an early significant shift in the value of its exchange rate is unlikely (even if there is a move towards a peg to a basket). In conclusion, ICAP have said that the current pattern of ...

NAB on track for cash EPS forecast

WITH AAP | TUESDAY, 2 SEP 2003

... to deliver full-year cash earnings per share growth at the bottom of our 8 per cent to 11% range, despite adverse exchange rate impacts," Mr Cicutto told a meeting of the Australian Shareholders Association. He said that NAB had delivered significant ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks rise on economic optimism

AAP | FRIDAY, 22 AUG 2003

... into recession in the first half of the year, and which helped drive the euro down to $US1.0919. But the Japanese exchange rate continued to strengthen on expectations of a relatively more favourable outlook, with the US dollar fetching just 117.7 yen ...

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Aware Super reshapes governance team, appoints chief risk officer

VINNY VUCAGO

Aware Super has announced a leadership reshuffle, appointing a new chief risk officer amid the departure of its long-serving group executive of legal.

IFM lifts stake in Atlas Arteria to 40% after upping offer price

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

IFM Investors has raised its stake in Atlas Arteria from 34.5% to 38.3% in an on-market stock purchase, just a day after it raised its offer price for the toll road operator to $5.10 per security.

Zenith bolsters research, investment capabilities with new hires

MATTHEW WAI

Zenith has announced two senior appointments to strengthen its research and portfolio management divisions.

Regulators push for stronger stress-testing capability, resilience

KARREN VERGARA

The ability to remain resilient and manage liquidity pressures amid severe, multi-dimensional stress scenarios is an area of focus that APRA and ASIC want superannuation funds to improve.

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