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| | | ... already made preparations for the eventuality. This is indicated by the expanding number of central banks announcing surprise policy easing over the past few weeks. Last week, Bank Indonesia joined this club - the central bank surprises club - when it ... |
| | | | Responding quickly, honestly and with a realistic plan to correct instances of non-compliance is the best way for self-managed super fund (SMSF) members and trustees to avoid penalties from the ATO. That was the advice dispensed by ATO director of SMSF ... |
| | | | ... about 80 trillion yen." No one really expected any significant move from the BOJ. Surely, not straight after January's surprise announcement of a one-year extension (to March 2016) of its bank lending facility and pro-growth funding facility. Certainly ... |
| | | | It's raining jobs...A hallelujah... it's raining jobs! Yes Virginia, I'm sure that you too are excited (and you can't hide it) seeing the latest instalment of the US non-farm payrolls report that showed most measures up. It was all up for the US labour ... |
| | | | "US Stocks Climb as Oil Gains, Pfizer Rises on Hospira Purchase" This was Bloomberg's take on the whys and the wherefores for the S&P 500 index's 1.0% rebound overnight after slipping by 0.4% the day before that was prompted by a 9% plunge in oil prices ... |
| | | | ... an easing there, everywhere an easing... Just a day after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) joined the central bank surprise club and decided to ooh, ahh, "have what they're having", and two days after I typed on this space "and what about China?" ... |
| | | | ... starts insourcing. "We like real estate, the US dollar and we think the Eurozone will come on its own," he said. The surprise addition to this year's forum is that the third speaker is technically not a chief economist. Previous attendees have requested ... |
| | | | ... 'when Harry met Sally syndrome' - "I'll have what she's having". The Swiss National Bank jumpstarted it all with its "surprise" decision to abandon its CHF1.20/euro peg. This was the same time as the Reserve Bank of India's surprise (because it was handed ... |
| | | | The share market continues to rise on anticipation of a rate cut by the Reserve Bank next week. A fall in the Australian dollar under 78 US cents was also good for companies with operations overseas, with the major banks and big resources companies ... |
| | | | We're back to crude oil spotting again folks. Prices dropped big time again last night - WTI oil down 4.0% to US$44.36 a barrel and Brent's down 2.4% to US$48.43 per barrel. Not surprisingly, Wall Street, which had been trading flat for most of the ... |
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