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| | | ... place for savings, according to the latest Russell Market Barometer report. Based on figures from the Westpac Consumer Confidence survey, the figures contrast sharply with consumer sentiment during the last bull run, which reached almost 35 per cent. ... |
| | | | With tax cuts on the way and consumer confidence at a 32 year high, it seems Australians are staking out the stores and car yards with smoking wallets and little thought of the consequential pressure applied to inflation. The general consensus among ... |
| | | | ... Whitlam Government began to implode they still don't seem to care for the Howard Government. Following a dip in consumer confidence last month, according to the latest Westpac/ Melbourne Institute Consumer Confidence Survey levels of consumer confidence ... |
| | | | ... Arrangements such as preferred partner programs set us back seven years and seriously undermine the still shaky consumer confidence. "How does a client benefit from a situation where they can not be clear on how commissions, rebates and discounts have ... |
| | | | ... finances have improved in the last month, interest rate uncertainty may account for the latest figures in consumer confidence dipping to 0.2 per cent. A rate rise in coming months wont bode well for consumer confidence but next week's CPI figures could ... |
| | | | ... a common set of values, shared by IFSA members, is based. "IFSA seeks to advance efficiency, integrity and consumer confidence in the Australian financial services industry by periodically evaluating and improving the Standards that we expect our members ... |
| | | | ... retreating four cents to $29.76, the latter shedding 34 cents to $78.86. US stocks fell overnight after a weak consumer confidence report increased concerns the housing slowdown could spread into the broader economy and undermine profits. The Dow Jones ... |
| | | | ... while the all ordinaries retreated 18.2 points to 5952.3. NEW YORK - US stocks fell overnight after a weak consumer confidence report increased concerns the housing slowdown could spread into the broader economy and hurt profits. Lennar Corp, a major ... |
| | | | ... per cent. Together, these various parts of the US housing market paint a picture of emerging fragility in consumer confidence. |
| | | | In line with other recent optimism about the Australian economy the Westpac/Melbourne Institute index of consumer confidence has risen by 3.7 per cent in March to a score of 115.5 points, its highest level since August 2005. Just over 4 per cent of ... |
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