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| | ... the budget to surplus early next decade." Another described the Australian economy as toast. This was the Sydney Morning Herald quoting NAB Chief economist Ivan Colhoun quoting a foreign investor's sentiment during his recent visit to Britain, Europe ... |
| | | ... come and have a go at us, Australians all, too. I was literally ROFL-ing when I read this piece from the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) yesterday. The heading says it all really: "Apple, Google and Microsoft explain the problem with Australia's sharemarket". ... |
| | | ... headline, "Australia's economy in 'vicious circle', with sluggish growth set to continue" published in the "Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) only a few weeks ago (3 July). It was predicated on a China bust that would take down commodity prices that not even ... |
| | | ... American and European equity markets jumping at the end of last week's trading activity. It wasn't only I, the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) even printed that, "The ASX SPI 200 futures index predict the benchmark index will lift 43 points to 5645 points ... |
| | | ... after unexpectedly cutting it to a record low 2.25% at its February Board meet. 'Twas the same day that the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) printed that, based on "latest futures pricing data compiled by Citi, the chances of a 25 basis point cut, to 2 per ... |
| | | ... consistent with the target." Looks like it's gonna happen in May with a slight chance of April. AccordingA the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH), "...latest futures pricing data compiled by Citi, the chances of a 25 basis point cut, to 2 per cent, when the ... |
| | | ... last time I took notice of the number of central banks that have joined the race to the bottom was when the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) reported that "At least 21 central banks have eased monetary policy this year..." on 5 February....and then, there ... |
| | | ... competitive currency devaluations - "At least 21 central banks have eased monetary policy this year", the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) reports (to which, permit me to add, some have already double-dipped). The full listing here (Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/markets-live/markets-live-asx-sinks-below-5900-20150305-3rhso.html#ixzz3TTOfh3tA) ... |
| | | ... the RBA's 'surprise' no rate cut decision. "ASX tanks as investors turn after RBA rate decision" was the Sydney Morning Herald's glaring spooky headline (http://www.smh.com.au/business/markets/asx-tanks-as-investors-turn-after-rba-rate-decision-20150303-13tu5k.html#ixzz3TLodSzo0). ... |
| | | ... in the previous month. If you think that's bad, try looking into JP Morgan's crystal ball. Last week, the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) reported that, according to JPM, "The Australian economy is "sliding down the precipice" due to "glacial" reform efforts ... |
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