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| | | ... Swanson said even though the US equity market isn't the cheapest in the world, the characteristics of it to do well are pretty impressive. "Yes, European equities are cheaper right now but I think investors that buy large cap high quality US companies ... |
| | | | ... to surprise, "you would think that it would probably be a hint of a rate cut". "But our view is that it will probably be pretty neutral," Mr Callow said. US markets were closed overnight due to a public holiday, so direction for currency markets came ... |
| | | | ... all residential real estate sales. Combined with the 8% of US mortgages that are 90 days or more in arrears it's not a pretty picture. In Australia only 1% are in that category. The result is sales volumes are 33% below their 5-year average. US real ... |
| | | | ... as collateral in exchange for their contributions to the 109 billion euro ($A150.07 billion) rescue fund. "There was a pretty big sell-off in Europe over reignited fears about the sovereign debt situation there," Mr Jukes said. "But the big moves really ... |
| | | | ... the Australian dollar was firmer after being pulled around in "choppy" overnight trade. "Overall, the Aussie has held up pretty well, although risk appetite overall is a bit weaker today," Mr Speizer said. France and Germany failed to reassure the market ... |
| | | | ... the minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) August board meeting, due on Tuesday. "The RBA board minutes will be pretty key for the Aussie dollar, given the market has about 50 basis points of cuts priced in at the next meeting," Mr Burrowes ... |
| | | | ... constraints on being able to offer fixed income ETFs in Australia currently but the regulators are working on that and we feel pretty confident that as it expands the ETF market will expand with it," SSgA is the world's second biggest ETF provider with ... |
| | | | ... "The concern now is whether there will be a double-dip in the US market, and secondly, the European situation is still pretty dire." Overseas markets, trading for the first time since Standard and Poor's downgraded US debt after market closed on Friday ... |
| | | | ... main focus when the local stock market opened on Monday. "Unless there is some sort of breakthrough, it's going to be a pretty nervous start, given the increasing risk that America might not reach a deal in time," Dr Oliver said on Sunday. "Which in ... |
| | | | ... sentiment index fell to 63.7 in July -- to the lowest level since March 2009 -- from 71.5 in the previous month. Looks pretty grim - but financial markets already expected this first half weakness. The same way they - and the Fed - anticipate growth ... |
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