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| | | The Australian market is expected to open higher after gains on Wall Street overnight. Stocks on major US indices enjoyed early gains before they were trimmed back by news that there had been no major progress by politicians toward a compromise on the ... |
| | | | ... LONDON - European stock markets advanced and the euro was stronger against the dollar on Friday as dealers welcomed a surprise rebound in German business confidence while they watched another EU impasse unfold in Brussels. The benchmark FTSE 100 index ... |
| | | | Russell and Threadneedle agree that while equities will provide modest returns in 2013, they see little evidence that market volatility will abate. In their respective market outlooks for November, both global investment houses pointed to improvements ... |
| | | | ... there was one other thing that caught my eye when I was surfing the cyber-universe this morning. Speculation that Greece, surprise of surprises, would be granted the next tranche of its aid? No, not that, it hasn't come yet. But, the euro penny would ... |
| | | | Immediate changes in the Chinese equities market after the country's once-in-a-decade leadership transition are unlikely, said BlackRock. China's new leaders are the first ones not appointed by the old revolutionary cadre, and many think this spells ... |
| | | | ... recession coming there this year, perhaps even the next? You didn't do your homework, go sit in the naughty corner! The surprise in the eurozone is that its economy only receded by 0.1% in the third quarter (as expected) - less than the 0.2% contraction ... |
| | | | ... blame for price rises away from the carbon tax and onto the states. "Political risk has a habit of catching investors by surprise", he said. "However, a number of trends can be identified and events monitored by investors who understand that politics ... |
| | | | The success of Telstra's $750 million bond issue could pave the way for further issues from Australia's largest companies, according to Lincoln Indictors' Elio D'Amato. The five-year coupons, the first from the company since 2005, were sold to the market ... |
| | | | ... Greece would fail to pass more austerity measures, with accompanying violent protests on the streets of Athens and then surprise, surprise... measures passed. And in Spain, one week didn't make it do what financial markets want. It's still not officially ... |
| | | | ... $24.41 as the stock started trading without a dividend. Lonsec private client adviser Michael Heffernan said it was no surprise the local market had fallen. "It's a monty that when overseas markets are down by two per cent we are going to be down no ... |
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