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| | | ... projected to moderate from 5% in 2007 to 4.1% in 2008 and 3.9% in 2009." Enough said. ============================== The Sydney breakfast session of this year's Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum is now sold out. You can still catch Ben Ong at ... |
| | | | SYDNEY - The Australian market looks set to open flat after a game of brinkmanship between European leaders and Greek bondholders drove the region's stock markets lower as investors worried that a deal needed to cut Athens' mountain of debt might fall ... |
| | | | ... them, the blues. And valuations are on our side. Upside risk. Remember? ============================================ The Sydney breakfast session of this year's Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum is now sold out. You can still catch Ben Ong at ... |
| | | | ... the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services currently underway at NSW Parliament House in Sydney. Drawing a comparison with recent price wars between the major supermarket players, Richard Klipin, chief executive officer ... |
| | | | ... flowing river, not a stagnant lake... It may also bring about unpredictable events." ================================= The Sydney breakfast session of this year's Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum is now sold out. You can still catch Ben Ong ... |
| | | | ... plays were lifted by more upbeat earnings reports from US banks. Tokyo gained 1.47 per cent, or 126.68 points, to 8,766.36, Sydney was 0.59 per cent higher, adding 24.8 points to 4,239.6 and Seoul climbed 1.82 per cent, or 34.92 points, to 1,949.89. ... |
| | | | ... Singapore backed Intersuisse Holdings over its planned buy out of Austock's securities arm. Intersuisse, which has offices in Sydney and Melbourne but is part owned by the Singapore based Philip Group, entered into exclusivity arrangements with Austock ... |
| | | | ... really nothing wrong with financial markets behaving the way they've been after all. ================================== The Sydney breakfast session of this year's Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum is now sold out. You can still catch Ben Ong ... |
| | | | ... higher, adding 256.03 points to 19,942.95 while Shanghai was 1.31 per cent, or 29.70 points, stronger at 2,296.08. But Sydney nudged 3.1 points lower to 4,214.8. On currency markets, the Australian dollar weakened to 103.88 US cents from 104.30 cents ... |
| | | | ... have set in motion potential policy responses to ensure that their predictions are wrong. =========================== The Sydney breakfast session of this year's Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum is now sold out. You can still catch Ben Ong at ... |
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