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| | | My, my, hey, hey, rock n' roll is here to stay - or in our case Europe's sovereign debt, fiscal deficit, financial, banking, economic, political and social crisis. You name the crisis. One or more members of the Eurozone's got one, or more, or all of ... |
| | | | ... market as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of the release of Chinese data due later on Friday (AEST). "This is our big trading partner reporting data today," Mr Smith said from Brisbane. "It looks like a sanguine kind of a day until we get fully ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open lower after the US and European bourses fell as investors sought shelter from strains in the eurozone driven by political upheaval in France and Greece. At 0855 AEST on Thursday, the June share price index futures ... |
| | | | ... "The Chinese government has [now] been encouraging state owned enterprises to engage in buybacks," said Yeung. "During the big Labor holiday on May 1, the regulators of the Shanghai exchange announced changes including changing the IPO rules so the three-month ... |
| | | | ... turnaround, according to the government, is improved targeting of selected welfare and tax concession programs, deferral of some big ticket defence procurement and canceling the 1% corporate tax rate reduction which the government wasn't able to get ... |
| | | | The amount Australians are prepared to pay for financial advice is falling with the gap between expected and actual cost getting bigger, according to Investment Trends latest report. For those looking to develop a comprehensive financial plan for the ... |
| | | | ... the hat, enabling the government to return the "budget to surplus on time and as promised". While there are some groups - big business and high-income earners, and oh, middle Australia too - that wouldn't be partaking as Wayne "shares the benefits of ... |
| | | | ... deals, the euro dropped to $US1.3005 from $US1.3052 in New York late on Monday. HONG KONG - Asian markets closed mixed after big losses the previous day on eurozone uncertainty. Tokyo climbed 0.69 per cent, or 62.51 points, to 9,181.65, Sydney gained ... |
| | | | ... analyst Cameron Peacock said the local market had bounced back on Tuesday, after US stocks closed higher than expected. "The big disaster that everyone expected didn't eventuate so we've had a bit of a bounce this morning," he said. US stocks closed ... |
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