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| | | ... market that took up online broking back in the late 90s; it was also advisers, so here you see a lot of negativity around anything where you're giving clients access to do their own stuff, but from our statistics and some of the articles and research ... |
| | | | ... with February's jobless rate in a sign the labour market has steadied. "These labour force figures aren't going to do anything to make the share market worst or better," he said. "NAB's decision to announce today its major capital raising and the backwash ... |
| | | | ... automatic financial advice and the regulatory challenges," he continued. "This is interesting because we haven't seen anything go wrong with robo advice yet. We all know it will, somewhere, somehow something will go wrong." Rantall said one of the things ... |
| | | | ... be prudent, given the current set of facts, than be complacent." Douglass described the current market environment as "anything but normal" and referred to the fall in oil prices, the appreciation of the US dollar, falling Chinese growth and poor economic ... |
| | | | ... and down by nearly 1.0% from March's closing of 98.36. And China's bad? How could China's regulator be accused of doing anything but good? Remember all that rage not even too weeks ago - the one about Chinese investors moving the China bubble to Hong ... |
| | | | ... since bringing it down to 0-0.25% -- and nailing it there -- a long, long time ago (16 December 2008). Only Mr. Murphy - "anything can go wrong, will go wrong" - can stop it now. This, as much, was what Fed chair Janet L. Yellen told you, I and Irene ... |
| | | | ... million dollar cuts over the coming months and added that the government's requirement to cut costs "is not based on anything scientific." |
| | | | ... over 30%, that hold over 30% in cash and marketable securities or that receive more than 5% in secondary revenue from anything that contradicts Islamic or ethical investment," Salam said. "If we're going to hold on to something for four or five years ... |
| | | | ... of a reduction at the April 8 meeting have also risen, to 40 per cent from 36 per cent a week ago." But if I learned anything from the past two RBA meetings, it's that the majority is not always right. |
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