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| | | ... jump to a conclusion that Australia is looking down the barrel of recession is downright stupid. At this point, the labour market is just settling to its natural equilibrium level. Recall that just a year or so ago, Australia was even importing overseas ... |
| | | | ... brought home the point that Main Street is roasting. After initially fluctuating between both sides of zero, the US equity market closed its first trading day after the weekend G20 Summit down by more than 2 per cent. While the magnitude of last night's ... |
| | | | ... before they were north of 90 cents," he said. But Ibbetson said that while they are fishing for bargains in the credit market, they don't intend to get into the equities market in a big way just yet. "We think there's still a lot of leverage in the [equities] ... |
| | | | ... "Our strong view is that opportunities for excess investment returns are greatest within the small caps segment of the market, as companies within this space are often under researched and inefficiently priced. "This has never been more apparent than ... |
| | | | ... of environmental, social and governance (ESG) indices. The global index provider will collaborate with KLD to design and market the co-branded ESG indices. Peter Kinder, KLD president, described the partnership as a milestone for socially responsible ... |
| | | | ... markets from 10 major price makers in over 700 Australian and New Zealand debt securities. The group's dealer-to-dealer market opened only last year and processes government and semigovernment securities and AUD corporate, supra, agency and sovereign ... |
| | | | This Week's Market Movers (1 - 5 Sep 2008) Four of the world's major central banks will hold monetary policy meetings this week. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), The Bank of Canada (BoC), the Bank of England (BoE) and the European Central Bank (ECB) ... |
| | | | ... favour of lower interest rates in the coming months, or perhaps, as early as the next. Today, the Australian financial market will get more clues on the RBA's thinking and an update on car sales. The RBA Monthly Bulletin is expected to reiterate previous ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market is expected to open relatively flat today, but may rise slightly after oil continued to slide. At 0750 AEST, the September share price index futures contract on the Sydney Futures exchange was 15 points higher at 4,986. Today's ... |
| | | | The RBA did not disappoint market expectations and announced no change in the official interest rate of 7.25 percent while markets interpreted the RBA's accompanying statement as an indication that an interest rate reduction is in the offing. In its ... |
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