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| | | ... funds, which expect to invest $15 billion in infrastructure in the next five years alone. "With a national infrastructure deficit of hundreds of billions, the recommendations of Infrastructure Australia to harness private investment are a welcome step ... |
| | | | ... shackles of his frenemy Wayne's promised budget surplus that turned into a promised small surplus that turned into a tidbit deficit, there's nothing stopping him from a little bit of fiscal spending (please, not on more pink batts this time). We'll know ... |
| | | | ... call on Thursday. HONG KONG - Asian markets fell, taking a negative lead from Wall Street as data showed the US trade deficit had widened, while Tokyo slumped again over a policy speech by Japan's prime minister. Tokyo dived 3.83 per cent, or 518.89 ... |
| | | | ... points, or 0.27 per cent, to 4,886.7 points. NEW YORK - Sellers have taken over US stock markets as an expanded trade deficit offered a fresh sign of weakness in US growth. Volatility continued to reign: after an early rise the main indices sank to one-per ... |
| | | | ... companies (LTC) be audited in a new report. CAMAC's 'Administration of charitable trusts' report said that there is a deficit of relevant and indisputable information on the state of administration of charitable trusts, including the extent to which ... |
| | | | ... ready to invest up to $15 billion in infrastructure, if certain impediments are lifted. "Australia has an infrastructure deficit of up to $770 billion, and Industry SuperFunds are ready to work with governments to further invest in critical nation building ... |
| | | | ... and 6.7% of their national output by the end of the year. Australia's unemployment rate was 5.5% in April, its budget deficit would come around 1.0% of GDP and it grew by 3.1% in the year to the December quarter of last year (latest available). Could ... |
| | | | ... market. It could be both. Yes they are working! Just look at the drop in yields investors demand to lend to those big deficit and highly indebted sovereign members. Greece 10-year bond yields are now down to single digits. Investors now want just want ... |
| | | | ... Australians provide for their own retirement," Mason said. "We understand that the Coalition is proposing to help alleviate the deficit by allowing fewer tax concessions, and it will save the Government $1.1 billion in 2016-17 and $2.5 billion over the ... |
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