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| | | The surging Australian dollar due to the collapse in the greenback is quickening the pace of the US's economic fall and pointing to looming revisions in how we manage the global currency system. Illustrating the concerns, an online poll on the Fat Prophets ... |
| | | | ... output sapped investor enthusiasm. The Nikkei average fell 105.79 points to close at 13,925.51. HONG KONG - Stocks rose for a third straight day as a commodities rally fuelled resource plays, and refiner Sinopec Corp leapt on talk it may receive government ... |
| | | | ... the financial sector into other parts of the economy. "The growth of real gross domestic product held up well through the third quarter despite the financial turmoil, but it has since slowed sharply. Labor market conditions have similarly softened, as ... |
| | | | ... Lease Corp, Thakral Holdings Group, Origin Energy, Tatts Group, Gunns and Perilya. Annual results are expected from HBOS and third quarter results are due from James Hardie Industries. Commonwealth Bank of Australia chief executive Ralph Norris speaks ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market was firmly in the black at noon on the back of third straight day of gains on Wall Street and stronger commodity prices overnight. At 1200 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 71.3 points at 5,737.4 while the broader ... |
| | | | ... and warrants and structured products. Additionally, he is responsible for building relations between Commonwealth Bank and third party distributors for broking and financial services. Previously, Clothier was head of corporate super at Colonial First ... |
| | | | ... special importance because of the large role that agriculture plays in the Australian relative to other developed economies. "Third, our terms of trade are highly sensitive to economic performance in Asian developing countries that are vulnerable to ... |
| | | | ... Bt 1206 AEDT shares in ANZ Banking Group Ltd plunged more than five per cent, falling $1.23 to $22.68, after Australia's third largest lender revealed it had put more money aside to cover bad debts than the market had expected. In the update the bank ... |
| | | | ... and S&P, led by Apple Inc. and Research in Motion, maker of the BlackBerry device. Both stocks had fallen more than one-third from their 2007 highs, making them attractive bargains, traders said. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 47.64 points ... |
| | | | ... consumer spending still went up. Part of the problem may be the "wealth affect" blunting their influence. Only an estimated one-third of people having housing mortgages may make reinforce this, Craig James, chief equities economist at CommSec, told the ... |
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