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Market Wrap

AAP | WEDNESDAY, 15 NOV 2006

... Ltd unveils first quarter sales results. On the economic front, the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases September quarter house price index and labour price index data. NEW YORK - US stocks rose sharply, pushing the Dow Jones industrial average ...

Market wrap - midday

AAP | TUESDAY, 14 NOV 2006

... supported on dips," he said. A report out today showed Japan's GDP grew at an annualised two per cent in the September quarter.

Daily economic round-up

PETER BELL | WEDNESDAY, 8 NOV 2006

... capacity usage. With credit growth strong and producer prices having increased at all stages of production in the September quarter, the RBA said that the increase was necessary to reduce the risks of inflation exceeding the 2-3 per cent target band ...

Daily economic round-up

PETER BELL | MONDAY, 6 NOV 2006

... October and a 15.8 per cent growth over the last six months. The US economy grew by only 1.6 per cent in the September quarter which was down on the June figure of 2.6 per cent and the 5.6 per cent from the March quarter of this year. Residential construction ...

Daily economic round-up

PETER BELL | FRIDAY, 3 NOV 2006

... that feed into the production process the tight labour market there has resulted in a 0.9 per cent increase in September quarter wages and salaries at a time when the costs of health insurance, which is often borne by employers in the US, have risen ...

Market wrap - morning

AAP | THURSDAY, 2 NOV 2006

... Australian Bureau of Statistics releases its international trade data for September and retail trade data for the September quarter. The Australian stock market closed at a record high yesterday, boosted by the big mining stocks and with a solid profit ...

Daily economic round-up

PETER BELL | MONDAY, 30 OCT 2006

Overnight news from the US revealed that the US economy grew by only 1.6 per cent in the September quarter which was down on the June figure of 2.6 per cent and the 5.6 per cent from the March quarter. Residential construction has fallen more than 17 ...

Market wrap - morning

AAP | FRIDAY, 27 OCT 2006

... annual general meetings. On the economic front, the Housing Industry Association of Australia will release its September quarter trades report. The Australian stock market closed at record highs yesterday as the ANZ Banking Group led a surge in banking ...

Market wrap - midday

AAP | WEDNESDAY, 25 OCT 2006

... lacklustre lead from Wall Street last night." He said the CPI's higher-than-expected rise of 0.9 per cent in the September quarter had not caused any shock. "The more important thing is what we view (what) the Reserve Bank's reaction is going to be ...

Daily economic round-up

PETER BELL | WEDNESDAY, 25 OCT 2006

... rates given its target of keeping inflation in between 2-3 per cent. A comforting thought is that while the September quarter rise was 0.9 per cent, it was less than the June quarter rise of 1.6 per cent. The largest increases over the year have been ...

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Evergreen founder exits Ascalon Capital

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