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| | | The ING Real Estate Entertainment Fund today debuted on the Australian Stock Exchange at a nine cent premium to its issue price of $1. The fund will invest in entertainment venues, hotels and bars throughout Australia, and receive rental income from ... |
| | | | Australia\'s jobless rate has retreated from 23-year lows, rising to 5.6% in June, new figures showed today. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said the jobless rate edged up 0.1 percentage points from the 5.5% recorded in May. The increase in ... |
| | | | The Australian market should benefit from a positive lead from the US and local gold producers should see renewed interest after bullion soared past the $US400 mark overnight. US stocks ended slightly higher overnight as investors nibbled at technology ... |
| | | | Treasury Corporation of Victoria (TCV), the state\'s central financing authority, today said its funding requirement for the year ending June 30, 2005, would be $A1.7 billion. TCV said the requirement comprised refinancing of $1.4 billion of maturing ... |
| | | | BT Financial Group and Invesco funds have closed the financial year at the top of the Mercer pooled fund survey for 2003/2004. According to the June edition of Mercer Investment Consulting's pooled fund survey released on Tuesday, average superannuation ... |
| | | | Paying off debts remains the most popular use of new savings for Australian households, followed closely by investing in real estate, a new investment survey revealed on Tuesday. The latest ING Melbourne Institute Household Savings & Investment Report ... |
| | | | Australian biotechnology stocks were performing at their best since the technology boom of 2000, brokerage Intersuisse said today. Intersuisse said share prices for biotech companies had risen 24% to the year to June 2004, outperforming the All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | Sales and profit expectations fell for the September quarter providing further evidence that the new financial year will be soft, a survey has revealed. The D&B national business expectations survey has reported that despite a small rise across all ... |
| | | | Treasurer Peter Costello today predicted that retail spending would soften over the course of the financial year as consumption falls away. Handouts in the Budget, particularly a $600 payment per child for around two million families, is thought to ... |
| | | | The federal government\'s family allowance benefit helped lift Australian retail sales to an uncharacteristically high level in June, a monthly index has revealed. The Cashcard Retail Activity Index for June, based on data from electronic card transactions ... |
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