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| | | ... rollback "in the next few meetings". There's the yen rebound and lower-than-expected China manufacturing PMI - not good for exports. There was the spike in 10-year JGB yields following BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's 'revelation' to expect bond yields ... |
| | | | ... to the Australian economy than any other sector - more even than mining -- the industry accounts for just 0.5% of total exports. Himbury explained that for many fund houses searching for opportunities overseas is likely to be preferable to going toe-to-toe ... |
| | | | ... China's rebalancing towards growth that is driven by domestic consumption rather than infrastructure investment and/or exports. Monsieur Druckenmiller is not one to be taken lightly for apart from that US$1 billion he made for dear George, Bloomberg ... |
| | | | ... contribute 9.6% to Australian GDP, more than any other sector including mining, the industry only accounted for 0.5% of exports. "Overseas markets offer compelling diversification benefits to Australian businesses. Our industry here is incredibly competitive ... |
| | | | ... continued to climb to new records with investors buoyed by positive German industrial production data and higher Chinese exports. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 48.92 points, or 0.32 per cent, to 15,105.12 points |
| | | | ... details on these yet unfortunately. Australia has much riding on Tokyo's success - it's the second biggest buyer of our exports - especially at this time when our biggest buyer, China, has accepted that slower growth is the price it has to pay for economic ... |
| | | | ... that ultimately boosts economic growth and eventually find their way back into Japan in terms of higher demand for its exports. This, though, is still work in progress if the World Trade Organisation's (WTO) latest world trade forecast is anything to ... |
| | | | ... to end at 22,034.56, while Shanghai was flat, edging up 0.35 points to 2,226.13. China's customs agency said Wednesday exports climbed a below-forecast 10.0 per cent last month, and imports jumped a bigger-than-expected 14.1 per cent, while the country ... |
| | | | ... However, separate data showed that Britain's trade deficit widened in February, largely because of a 1.1 per cent slide in exports amid weaker demand from the crisis-hit eurozone. HONG KONG - Asian markets have mostly risen, boosted by positive inflation ... |
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