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| | | ... at 5,835. US stocks gained some ground following the first rise in US factory orders in eight months. Locally, the Reserve Bank has its board meeting and is widely expected to announces an interest rate cut. Before that, the Australian Industry Group ... |
| | | | ... Tuesday was also weighing on the banks. At 1020 AEST, Westpac fell $1.43 cents, or 3.89 per cent, to $35.30, Commonwealth Bank dropped $1.23 cents, or 1.38 per cent, to $87.69, ANZ shed 64 cents, 1.87 per cent, to $33.51 and National Australia Bank was ... |
| | | | The advice industry is divided over how to fund an insurance scheme to compensate clients who receive bad advice. A rise in professional indemnity premiums is only compounding the problem. Senators Nick Xenophon and Sam Dastyari proposed a statutory ... |
| | | | ... and under administration by 26% and 17% respectively contributed to the performance of the wealth creation division of the bank. This alone added $61 million in revenue. BTFG's platform Asgard Infinity has grown to $8.7 billion FUA since launching in ... |
| | | | Getting hot, hot, hot. Betting on whether the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) would take down the official cash rate from a record low 2.25% to a lower 2.0% following its May Board meeting tomorrow heats up. Bloomberg's latest survey says... 24 out ... |
| | | | ... mines and says it will keep running two of them. The big banks are also firmer after a media report suggested the Reserve Bank was now likely to cut interest rates at its May meeting on Tuesday next week, which also boosted financial market pricing for ... |
| | | | ... basically three roots of investors and each has about the same amount. UK domestic investors hold about $500 billion, the Bank of England owns $350 billion and non-UK investors own about $500 billion," Thiel said. "The perception of the election is incredibly ... |
| | | | I think someone forgot to tell the equity markets that it's not yet that month of the year when they're supposed to sell and go away. Look around and you won't like what you see because major equity markets around the world have been selling a few days ... |
| | | | ... Australian share market. The major banks are feeling the most pain as the market backs away from previous bets that the Reserve Bank of Australia would cut the cash rate on Tuesday, Bell Direct equities analyst Julia Lee said. "Once again we are seeing ... |
| | | | ... old, and its capacity to benefit from low energy prices," Van-Petersen said. Comparing it with the rest of the world, Saxo bank chief economist Steen Jakobsen said: "the global market is closer to the Soviet Union in 1989 in its political and economic ... |
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