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| | | ... America. Perhaps, most countries need to "double seasonally adjust", ey? With China also slowing, it'll be baby, what a big surprise if Australia's GDP growth does not show the same slowing trend when the Statistician releases the National Accounts numbers ... |
| | | | ... news released on Friday. The revised GDP figure for the first quarter, showing a 0.7 per cent contraction, was not a surprise. But perceptions of a rebound in growth since then were tempered by a fall in the May Chicago regional business activity index ... |
| | | | ... lift-off-induced dip. The better outcome for us all would be yet another extension of debt relief/bailout for Greece... more so, if surprise of surprises, debt forgiveness. But Grexit would not be bad too. It allows Greece to reset and the rest of its ... |
| | | | The Australian share market has opened lower, led downwards by market heavyweight BHP Billiton. IG market strategist Evan Lucas said the Australian market was experiencing a broad-based sell-off. "We've had two positive days off very light volumes," ... |
| | | | A staggering 86% of senior accounting and finance executives believe their career prospects have stagnated, according to a research paper by national recruitment company axr. The findings are contained in CFgrOw authored by axr director Brad Eisenhuth. ... |
| | | | ... lies and now we have this from the San Fran Fed. Here's the link if you want to see the US economy in psychedelic haze. Surprise of surprises. San Fran after all was the seat of "Flower Power" - "The term later became generalized as a modern reference ... |
| | | | ... again later this week. Although expectations are mounting that it would have to expand its QE one day, someday, soon, the surprise would be if the BOJ alters current monetary policy settings, i.e., zero to 0.1% interest rates and JGB purchases at an ... |
| | | | ... fine time for it coincides with the month the Fed nailed QE3's coffin). Yup, QE3's finished, over and done with... but surprise surprise, the Fed's balance sheet is still expanding - it's expanded by 3.8% relative to its level this time last year and ... |
| | | | ... accounts after changes to the Age Pension were announced in the federal budget. Most changes to the Age Pension came as no surprise, already announced by Social Services Minister Scott Morrison prior to the budget release. Although in his budget speech ... |
| | | | ... market have rallied and the pound surged as Prime Minister David Cameron's "business-friendly" Conservatives scored a surprise victory in Britain's general election. Most other European indices also shot up on Friday as US job creation figures, while ... |
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