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| | | ... "going to tighten by Labor Day?" This was the same message Uncle Ben delivered to the House Financial Services Committee last night...only more elaborate. "I emphasize that, because our asset purchases depend on economic and financial developments, they ... |
| | | | ... into play. MTAA Super CEO Leeanne Turner said she sent a letter to the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority on Sunday night detailing which reforms her fund was unable to comply with. Graeme Miller, director of investment services Australia at ... |
| | | | ... closed higher while most other equity markets around the world hit the dirt. Surely, something's wrong with Wall Street last night. How dare it put on a positive performance when the ghosts of troubles past - and present -- have come back to haunt...all ... |
| | | | ... through with its application to join the euro club. Croatia has become the 28th member of the single currency area last night. It's the same in that other European country, the UK. The country's manufacturing PMI surged to 52.5 in June - the highest ... |
| | | | ... to strong growth. The market is about half a per cent lower, which follows similar-sized losses on Wall Street on Friday night. Comments from China's president Xi Jinping over the weekend have concerned some investors about the rate of economic growth ... |
| | | | ... a delay turned down by the Gillard government, Brogden said he hoped Rudd's comments in the wake of the caucus vote last night, that he wants to work hand-in-hand with business, are a sign that this time he will be successful. "The hard reality is that ... |
| | | | ... cent and, locally, Kevin Rudd won back the Labor leadership from Prime Minister Julie Gillard in a caucus vote on Wednesday night. In economic news on Thursday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics is due to release job vacancy figures for the three months ... |
| | | | ... like these, I can't tell if the financial market commentariat are just thick or simply plain stupid. Wall Street's up last night - and big time at that - because one 'clever' writer put it down to better than expected US data releases...and the rest ... |
| | | | ... federal government's superannuation reform agenda is complete following the passage of four bills through the Senate last night. Included in the new laws (listed below) was an increase in concessional contribution caps to $35,000 for people over 60 for ... |
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