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| | | The British Parliament has put a full stop to months of speculation over PM Theresa May's leadership when she emerged victorious - 200 to 117 - over her own party's (the Conservative Party) no confidence motion lodged against her. The Party's ... |
| | | | We may have a Santa Claus rally this year after all! US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell spooked us all - in the Halloween month of October - when, in an interview with PBS, he declared that: "The really extremely accommodative low interest rates ... |
| | | | ... profile, so the policy that's been announced is not going to remove franking credits, it's not that severe," he said. "But I guess the risk factor that we're looking at is that the market reacts a little bit as if that is the case - that you do get a ... |
| | | | ... his statement that the OCR would remain at this level through 2019 and into 2020. And from there, it's anybody's guess; "The direction of our next OCR move could be up or down". While New Zealand's economic growth has lifted in the June quarter ... |
| | | | What multiple will financial advice businesses sell at five years from now, and could implementing managed accounts boost their acquisition value? That's a question that Managed Accounts Holdings head of distribution and marketing Tony Nejasmic sparked ... |
| | | | Just as it was in late 2017/early 2018, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) once more hosed down recent speculations of a tweak in monetary policy towards an (early) exit. Sure, the Japanese central bank tweaked policy, but in the opposite direction. At the conclusion ... |
| | | | ... directly opposite to what its shadow (or more accurately, some members of the shadow RBA Board) proposes - a rate hike. But I guess this is the lesser of two evils. A rate reduction would re-ignite the fire of already high household debt levels - the ... |
| | | | ... reaction that media is calling it as such?). With US president Trump front and centre of the issue, it's anybody's guess. But the fact is it's already worrying the world's biggest central banks, which expressed their concerns at the ECB ... |
| | | | ... broadening of the corporate bond market. "We'd like to see a broadening out of that market but we'd also like to see, I guess, more vehicles readily available at lower entry fees," Baird said. Baird added that without lower barriers to entry in fixed ... |
| | | | Another rate hike is coming soon! This is the almost unanimous verdict financial markets and the intelligentsia gave after reading the minutes of the US Federal Reserve's 1-2 May FOMC meeting. Can't blame them, it was there all for everybody ... |
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