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| | | ... being China, perhaps it did know in advanced. But who cares? At least they acted on it - unlike that other region in the globe that's appears to be holding summits almost forever. For the record, China's economy slowed to 9.2% last year from 10.4% in ... |
| | | | ... its own. The PBOC cut its banks' reserve requirement ratio by 50 bps to 21% effective 5 December. Stock markets around the globe surged, so did commodity markets while yields on Eurozone debt securities fell. And yes, this time, it's something you can ... |
| | | | ... Investors. The Allianz Global Investors Pension Sustainability Index (PSI) measures the pressure on governments across the globe to reform their pension system and uses a range of indicators such as demographic developments, public finances and pension ... |
| | | | ... attention focused on all things Europa, many have become oblivious to the improvement in the most important economy in the globe - America. This is important - crucially important - because the stronger the US economy gets, the better it's immunity from ... |
| | | | ... Eurozone's third biggest economy. Some say they're too big to bail out, which is basically what's spooking markets across the globe. "We saw a massive slide in US markets and this has really extended to the Australian market as well." Only five stocks ... |
| | | | ... to get individual members growing again, it's a fair trade. And... and if you take a really considered inspection of the globe, it's now only Europe that's experiencing what I call the "Autumn Angst" (you read it here first folks). Growth in China and ... |
| | | | ... Economy Grows at Slowest Pace in 2 Years". Yes, that single engine responsible for whatever little growth we have in the globe today grew "at the slowest pace in 2 years." Asian financial markets - still reeling from Germany's "boo" the night before ... |
| | | | ... Wholesale Asian Share Fund. Despite the slowdown in demand from Europe and the US, coupled with stock market falls across the globe, Invesco views Asian consumer demand as a structural rather than cyclical change. William Yuen is lead portfolio manager ... |
| | | | ... industry is coming to accept 'black swan' events as a far more common occurrence in light of natural disasters spanning the globe in recent years from volcanoes in Iceland and Chile to tsunamis in Asia, tornadoes in the US and earthquakes and floods ... |
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