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| | | "...I see your true colors Shining through." - Cyndi Lauper Has the A$ just revealed its true colour? It's a Democrat and an Obama groupie! The Australian dollar "plummeted" "nosedived" "plunged" "tumbled" "was smoked" following reports that the Republicans ... |
| | | | ... including ANZ Smart Choice Super, the new ANZ Grow Centres and the Grow by ANZ app. The divisions cost to income ratio has also fallen 375 bps. Private Wealth profit grew 62%, excluding the impact of the sale of ANZ Trustees. The strong performance was ... |
| | | | ... the market." APRA deputy chairman Ian Laughlin said that over the last few years part of the group insurance market has fallen short of appropriate practice in respect of risk management and governance. "The release of this prudential practice guide ... |
| | | | ... reduction in global oil supply -- it stood at 93.8 million bpd in September. Also according to the IEA, "Brent prices have fallen by over 20% since June, when turmoil in Iraq lifted prices to $116/bbl". Ahh, I remember that... that was the time - 13 ... |
| | | | ... Telstra was two cents higher at $5.37. In the resources sector, BHP Billiton was 28 cents lower at $33.37, Rio Tinto had fallen 26 cents to $58.68 and Fortescue Metals had declined one cent to $3.44. |
| | | | ... $US1.2624 late on Wednesday, having struck a two-year low of $US1.2571 earlier this week. HONG KONG - Asian markets have fallen following a heavy sell-off on Wall Street as a mixed bag of data raised concerns about the global economy, while the US dollar ... |
| | | | ... Telstra was two cents higher at $5.40. In the resources sector, BHP Billiton was 43 cents lower at $33.56, Rio Tinto had fallen 39 cents to $58.87 and Fortescue Metals had declined one cent to $3.45. |
| | | | ... expected. In Australia, the market on Wednesday bounced back after a weak opening as bullish investors decided that it had fallen far enough in recent weeks. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 41.3 points, or 0.78 per cent, at 5,334.1 points. The ... |
| | | | ... existing homes," he said. "The economic benefit which negative gearing provided (through construction) has now largely fallen away." Bryant said that "residential property is also over-represented for many investors when their existing home is included ... |
| | | | ... Westpac had dipped 36.5 cents at $31.775. In the resources sector, BHP Billiton was 19 cents lower at $33.68, Rio Tinto had fallen 37 cents to $59.21 and Fortescue Metals had declined 3.5 cents to $3.445. Telstra had edged one cent higher to $5.31. |
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