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| | | ... artificially keeping their exchange rates low. And of course, climate change that has altered weather patterns around the globe. But in a way, this confirms our view that the global recovery continues to gather momentum. For another ingredient for rising ... |
| | | | ... surged to 67.8 from 62.0 and the employment component rose to 61.7 from 58.9 But wait! Am I reading some dissent? From "The Globe and Mail" website: "David Rosenberg, chief economist at Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc., points out that the ISM survey ... |
| | | | ... to a Mercer survey of more than 20,000 asset management products from over 4,000 investment management firms across the globe, institutional investors are becoming increasingly cost conscious post GFC. But while alternatives are under pressure on the ... |
| | | | ... events in Europe into a gloom and doom scenario that would ultimately reverberate into a crisis everywhere else around the globe. But we've seen this all before. It happened in Latin America, it happened in Russia, it happened in Asia. Guess what? We're ... |
| | | | ... happy. It's welcome has expired so quickly because of protestations and derisions coming from almost every corner around the globe (see http://www.financialstandard.com.au/news/view/30578/ ). More so because they see the Fed's largesse comes at their ... |
| | | | ... and D too? But they'll claim self defense. The point is the IMF has no teeth to effect sanctions on these giants of the globe - lest it wants its funding withdrawn. Now everyone's looking ahead at the G-20 Summit in November where currencies are expected ... |
| | | | ... alternative investments. The Bank of America/Merril Lynch traders being let go are believed to come from locations across the globe including New York, London and Hong Kong, and amount to as much as a third of the company's prop trading business. Bank ... |
| | | | ... if the global economy - primarily their economies - is slowing? What's Bloomberg's point? Is it trying to chop down the globe's tall poppy that is Australia? Is it trying to scare us, Australians, that soon we won't be able to afford overseas holidays? ... |
| | | | ... positive. Positive manufacturing surveys out of the numero uno (United States) and numero dos (China) biggest economies in the globe ignited the fuse that sent Wall Street soaring last night. The US Institute of Supply Management (ISM) manufacturing ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure market," said Peter Scobie, head of credit at QIC, citing the success of similar initiatives in other parts of the globe, including the US. "Any push to develop the infrastructure market, we'd be supportive of," he added. But he cautioned ... |
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