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| | | ... Like most other events, the bank's Board meeting last week (14-15 July) was out-headlined by MH17. Not that there was anything there - the Board kept interest rates unchanged at 0 to 0.1% and maintained its target of increasing the monetary base at about ... |
| | | | ... on the companies that list on the exchange." However, she said participants in the initiative were not required to do anything concrete. "It's not compulsory. We're at the education phase. You've got to start it from the point of view of when you want ... |
| | | | ... get knocked down But I get up again You're never going to keep me down." -- Chumbawamba Yes Virginia, we didn't expect anything less 'eh my lady? If it didn't happen overnight, it'll happen tomorrow... or the day after. Wall Street got knocked down over ... |
| | | | ... laborious, and we want to tread carefully to make sure that along the way we're not paying away excess stamp duty or anything like that." Sicilia said that there was a healthy level of interest from the SMSF sector. "But unfortunately the message today ... |
| | | | ... longevity with the banks, and their network and ability to target people coming up to retirement age is vastly superior to anything the superannuation funds are ever going to be able to offer, unless they all do it together." While white labelling banking ... |
| | | | ... representative Clive Palmer told the ABC AM program that after the FoFA regulations came in today "no investor can rely on anything that the adviser tells them, they have to take it on by themselves." "But I'm sure that when the senate comes back this ... |
| | | | ... Fed. Though I could also be wrong - the fool - and the economy could suddenly go rip-roaring over the next six months (anything is possible) and the Fed lift rates early. But this is also good. There'll be jobs galore and spending and profits to be m ... |
| | | | ... simple fact is the appreciation of the Australian dollar will be extraordinary..."... and this, "I can't see that there is anything to knock it off its perch because it's not only the strong Australian dollar, it's also the weak US dollar," Mr Smith ... |
| | | | ... up and over the 2,000 milestone... and there'll be bad hair days that could prolong it. But absent Murphy's Law - if anything could go wrong, it will - 2,000 here we come! It'll get there. And where Wall Street goes the world follows - European stocks ... |
| | | | ... everything is done. "While this reduces the uncertainty from the government's perspective, it also means you might have anything from two or three to five or six consortiums who have got to have a separate construction company, who have got to have a ... |
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