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| | | ... points at 6386. In economic news, the Australian Bureau of Statistics today releases data on international merchandise imports for June. In company news, SP AusNet holds its annual general meetings and ERA Ltd's second quarter report is due. The Australian ... |
| | | | ... Australia's quality lamb and beef exports that will drive the profits of these businesses. According to statistics, Asian beef imports could exceed Australia's total production by 2010. Higher disposable incomes in Asia will also drive higher beef consumption. ... |
| | | | ... Bureau of Statistics latest data shows a jump in goods and services exports of 38 per cent over the last three years while imports have only risen by around 13 per cent. This improvement has Australia heading towards its lowest goods and services deficit ... |
| | | | ... except those sending cream cheese to Korea, are really feeling the bite. Our dollar's strength is positively impacting imports, and price increases of imported goods such as cars, computers and clothing are on a downward trend of around 3.7 per cent. ... |
| | | | ... $15.5 billion outcome for Q406. This fall came courtesy of a 1.5 per cent rise in exports and a decrease in the rate of imports leaving our current account deficit sitting at 5.7 per cent of GDP. Interestingly, HSBC's chief economist, Dr John Edwards ... |
| | | | ... weakness in China yesterday and that's followed on overnight," Mr Anderson said. "Just a little concern about China's imports slowing down, so that has affected the big miners particularly, BHP and Rio. "It is really that sector that is dragging the ... |
| | | | The newly appointed chief executive of UBS Global Asset Management Australia, Paul Bolinowsky, has signalled that the group will increasingly use the intellectual muscle of its parent company as more and more local investors demand investment products ... |
| | | | ... However, the Australian dollar may be hitting the goods prices and the real problem for us is not our exports but our imports, and this reinforces why interest rates should not increase. European economists are busy speculating on the economic impact ... |
| | | | ... providing a counterbalance to creeping domestic price inflation. But prices of domesticly produced goods were just as flat as imports, remaining unchanged over the quarter. Meanwhile, our stellar Aussie dollar rising yesterday to US83.24Ac is inflicting ... |
| | | | ... April bulletin, while the Melbourne Institute index of consumer inflation expectations is due out. The ABS merchandise imports data for March are to be released. In equities, a number of companies will hold annual general meetings, including energy giant ... |
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