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| | | ... Labor Market Dynamics" -- of this year's Jackson Hole conference says it all. Read: "Finding New Excuses to Maintain Low Interest Rates For Longer". We'll know for sure this coming Friday. Meanwhile, China's in trouble again. No, it's not that Virginia. ... |
| | | | ... in the share market as a result of geopolitical uncertainties as well as speculation as to when the US Fed may raise interest rates may provide some good opportunities for us to invest the money wisely in the next few months." |
| | | | ... again; a parliamentarian proposes a policy response to housing affordability involving superannuation and trade-side interest groups circle the wagons, warning of capital market calamity. Triggering this latest ruckus is that at end July Senator Nick ... |
| | | | ... England's Mark changed their respective goalposts time and again to rationalise delaying the first hike in their respective interest rates. |
| | | | The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has released the updated framework for the supervision of large financial institutions, but will defer a decision on its final implementation until the end of the Financial System Inquiry (FSI). ... |
| | | | ... "We're also in discussions with a number of our other fund manager clients that are looking at this functionality and interest is growing rapidly," she said. |
| | | | ... or 16.41 points, to 2,206.47. Seoul ended flat, edging up 0.86 points to 2,063.22 after South Korea's central bank cut interest rates for the first time in 15 months, under growing government pressure including warnings of recession from the new finance ... |
| | | | ... Advice] FoFA, the intent was to make sure that no matter how you're dealing with a customer, you are dealing in their best interest." He referred to recent cases of poor financial advice, which have forced CBA to set up a compensation program that goes ... |
| | | | ... Investors weighed news of a drop in British unemployment amid weak wages growth, which pushed back expectations that BoE interest rates could climb before the end of the year. That in turn pushed sterling lower against the euro and dollar. Frankfurt's ... |
| | | | ... two-week high - for the bad US retail sales report (released overnight) conjures happy thoughts about the Fed keeping interest rates low for, perhaps, a considerably greater "considerable time" after it finishes tapering. US retail sales grew by nada ... |
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