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| | | ... Australian Sex Party or the Smokers' Rights Party...or perhaps, I'll give the Coke in the Bubblers Party a tick at this coming Saturday's Federal polls. The 'numbers' refer to the Australian economy's growth rate in the second quarter.A The Australian ... |
| | | | ... meeting yesterday. Too soon to cut rates again after cutting it only last month or it doesn't want to influence this coming Saturday's elections.A Some 'experts' say the RBA is finished cutting rates - it didn't mention in its statement that the inflation ... |
| | | | ... Perpetual three business days to match the offer. The board of The Trust Company is also expected to give a response before Saturday. IOOF is offering 0.74 IOOF shares per Trust share or guaranteed minimum cash consideration as well as a special dividend ... |
| | | | ... Sydney advanced 1.03 per cent, or 53.3 points, to 5,188.3 but Seoul was flat, edging down 1.55 points to 1,924.81. Data on Saturday showed China's official purchasing managers' index (PMI) of manufacturing hit 51.0 last month, up from 50.3 in July and ... |
| | | | ... during the morning. Trading conditions were quiet as market players waited for Chinese economic data due to be released on Saturday, RBS Morgans private client adviser Craig Walker said. "The market seems really to be sitting on its hands ahead of the ... |
| | | | ... might be wrong. Guess we'll just have to find out straight from the horse's mouth when dear Uncle Ben speaks this coming Saturday. Still, it doesn't follow that because the Fed is headed for the exits, stock markets will necessarily follow. Not when ... |
| | | | ... higher at 2,079.27. Recent indications that the Chinese economy is emerging from a drawn-out slumber were reinforced on Saturday when figures showed exports rose 11.6 per cent year-on-year in October, following a near 10 per cent jump in September. WELLINGTON ... |
| | | | ... 7.59 points, to 1,912.71 but Tokyo slipped 0.63 per cent, or 56.02 points, to 8,783.89 Fears over growth in China on Saturday were stoked when the official purchasing managers' index (PMI) of manufacturing activity fell to a nine-month low of 49.2 in ... |
| | | | ... Prime Property Fund (APPF) Commercial announced its status as a cornerstone investor in the first two office towers on Saturday, investing $250 million. Both Telstra Super and First State Super are existing investors in APPF Commercial and their $250 ... |
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