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| | | ... high-yielding 'zombie' stocks, according to UK-based Duncan Lawrie Private Bank's James Humphreys. Stimulus measures by central banks in Europe, the US and Japan have propped up global markets since the onset of the financial crisis but Humphreys, an ... |
| | | | ... that the markets are now 'more fully priced'." Bond said CIOs' greatest concern is how the Reserve Bank and other central banks respond to difficult policy conditions. Eight out of 10 CIOs expect the official cash rate to be cut in the next 12 months ... |
| | | | ... to open higher after Wall Street's rocky start ended with a more-than-one-per-cent gain, shrugging off fears that central banks will soon end their stimulus measures. At 0805 AEST on Friday, the June share price index futures contract was up 58 points ... |
| | | | ... downhill run, opening more than half a per cent lower following falls on international bourses and worries about central banks' stimulus plans. Losses on Thursday would mean a 13th day of falls in 17 trading sessions and the ASX facing a fifth consecutive ... |
| | | | ... directions. "Financial markets had a mixed response to the lack of news flow last night," she said. "The likelihood that central banks are unlikely to add to stimulus may have continued to weigh on equity markets after the Bank of Japan left its aggressive ... |
| | | | ... third-largest economy was "picking up". LONDON - European stocks fell sharply as investors grew increasingly concerned key central banks would step back from stimulus efforts that have been helping boost markets all year. Sentiment turned sour early ... |
| | | | ... unnerved by the US dollar's sharp fall against the euro and yen, which came after both the European and British central banks kept monetary policies unchanged. LONDON - European equities fell after the European Central Bank and Bank of England kept interest ... |
| | | | Gold can be a good "insurance policy" against inflation as global central banks are following a policy of quantitative easing (QE) that could devalue the money, according to Lazard. Lazard portfolio manager of Global Thematic Equity Nicholas Bratt expressed ... |
| | | | ... events, including the release of Chinese manufacturing figures on Wednesday and weak European and US data with their central banks meeting this week to nut out policy positions. "Given the strong run in high yielding stocks recently, investors are probably ... |
| | | | ... the golden ticket to ride the equity market. Thanks to its reporter in London, Ms. Sarah Jones, we now know that central banks have jumped on -- or intend to join -- the equity bandwagon. In her article headed, "Central Banks Load Up on Equities", Ms. ... |
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