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| | | ... is that downward pressure on the US dollar will continue. The imminent QE2 announcement would be large enough to shock and awe the financial markets that the US central bank is determined to raise inflation expectations - prevent deflation - in the economy ... |
| | | | Shocked maybe...but not awed. The recent financial market movements -- yes, those downs... then ups... then downs -- we've seen this week immediately before and after the European Union's announcement of a 750 billion bail out package indicate that ... |
| | | | In the words of Coney Francis, "Who's sorry now?" "I tried to warn you somehow You had your way Who's sorry now..." Shocked and awed. Yes, Virginia, this was how speculators felt when they were forced to cover their short positions after the European ... |
| | | | Just when we thought Dubai's Desert Storm was just a one-off, we're now confronted with the shock and awe at more warnings over sovereign credit ratings. Remember the one? Towards the close of November Dubai World dropped a bombshell by announcing that ... |
| | | | ... half results are due from Sonic Healthcare Ltd, Suncorp-Metway Ltd, Babcock & Brown Wind Partners, Macquarie Media Group, AWE Ltd and Photon Group Ltd. Annual results are due from Aristocrat Leisure Ltd, Oil Search Ltd, Spark Infrastructure Ltd and Dexion ... |
| | | | ... market's morning losses into gains. However, while some Asian and European markets reacted favourably to the RBA's shock and awe tactic - speculating that their own central banks would follow our central bank's lead - US equities were nonplussed. Hopes ... |
| | | | Optimix have announced the start of what they say will be an Indian "global satellite" of their multi-manager model. Chief Investment Officer, Mugunthan Siva, said the Optimix India team, comprising of three peope, have been on the ground there for ... |
| | | | Citigroup Inc and Bank of America Corp on Thursday posted double-digit gains in third-quarter profit, driven by gains in consumer banking. Profit at Citigroup, the world's largest financial services company, rose 13 percent to $5.31 billion, while profit ... |
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