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| | | US president Barrack Obama has defied critics who thought his climbdown last month with Congress over the debt ceiling would make him gun-shy, by proposing a jobs stimulus package that is nearly as big as the entire Australian commonwealth annual budget. ... |
| | | | ... associations in member countries. Dr Taggart was elected to the APFinSA Board at the Asia Pacific Life Insurance Council Congress held in Singapore. The objective of the Congress, which is held every two years and attracts around 8,000 delegates, is ... |
| | | | Australian shares opened almost two per cent lower following a horror session on Wall Street, amid fears that the US may be slipping back into recession. At 1032 AEST on Wednesday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 83.3 points, or 1.88 per cent ... |
| | | | ... US economy threatening to again unravel, there's a strong likelihood for another QE. Recall that in his testimony to Congress last month, Big Benny declared that, "... given the range of uncertainties about the strength of the recovery and prospects ... |
| | | | ... raising the government's debt ceiling and averting a potentially disastrous default headed for a contentious vote in Congress. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 10.75 points (0.09 per cent) to close at 12,132.49. The broader S&P 500 dropped 5.34 ... |
| | | | The US has reached a last-minute agreement to raise its debt ceiling, narrowly averting what might have become a global economic disaster. US President Barack Obama announced that Democrat and Republican Party leaders in both the House of Representatives ... |
| | | | ... a lot of relief that a deal has been done," he said. "It's a good first step." The deal still needs to be approved by Congress and includes the establishment of a bipartisan committee of Congress to report back by November, with a proposal to further ... |
| | | | Deal! This single word was music to the ears of investors everywhere. After weeks of restless anxiety, it came to pass - the powers-that-are in Washington agreed to raise the nation's US$14,300,000,000,000 debt ceiling. True to script the negotiations ... |
| | | | ... whether the deficit reduction bill presented by House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner, the top Republican in Congress, would overcome objections from conservative rebels in his own party and pass the Republican-controlled House." I could go on ... |
| | | | ... in decline, spooked by the threat of the US losing its AAA rating on Treasury securities due to the failure of the US Congress to reach agreement on raising the debt ceiling. US markets suffered their worst one-day drop in two months overnight with the ... |
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