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| | | ... available to wholesale investors with a minimum initial investment amount of $100,000, uptake has been slow. "It's been pretty good but we have been surprised, it's just three years old and it's consistently been in the top quartile but to date it hasn't ... |
| | | | ... of a stalling economy would be the only thing prompting another cut. However, the downward US housing spiral is getting pretty spectacular, with absolute house prices, the countrywide average, falling for the first time since the great depression of ... |
| | | | ... yesterday, was performing strongly on the back of easing concerns for the US economy. "We're seeing the energy sector put in a pretty strong fightback: it was down almost 1.5 per cent but is back to being flat, driven by Woodside, and was probably just ... |
| | | | ... traditional country barriers for exchanges [and] the competition for capital is truly becoming global. For us, that's a pretty obvious precursor to say 'Well, if that's how exchanges are thinking and that's how companies are thinking, why are we all ... |
| | | | ... strong trading on Wall Street had helped the bourse, although weak base metal prices had made an impact. "It's looking pretty strong, it's up about three quarters of a per cent or a bit more... It was pretty well sold off yesterday, so a bit of a bounce ... |
| | | | ... both retail and institutional investors, said Francois. "It has a ten-year track record and top quartile [performance] pretty much all the way through, so what we're looking to do is replicate that into an Australian fund," he said. He said while he ... |
| | | | ... which eased concerns over a global credit crunch arising from problems in the US sub-prime mortgage market. "The market is pretty confident that Bernanke (US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke) will be pretty aggressive in trying to prop up the market," ... |
| | | | ... letter day today. I can't really see a spot of green," Heffernan said. "We are down 1.3 per cent (at 1145 AEST), which is a pretty sizeable fall, with the banks taking the major brunt of that, with the four biggest losers out of the top 20 being banks." ... |
| | | | ... according to chief executive officer Andrew Scott. "From a Centro Shopping America fund perspective, the earnings have been pretty flat and therefore there's [sic] low growth opportunities and there are a few challenges in the quality of the portfolio ... |
| | | | ... market had reacted to the release of US monthly job figures on Friday night, which were much weaker than expected. "It was pretty much across the board selling," Mr Foulsham said. "Some of the stocks that have been hardest hit are those that have run ... |
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