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| | | ... locked down or operating with limitations, the rising rate of unemployment - from 5.2% in March to 6.4% in April to 7.1% in May - doesn't surprise. In fact, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS): "Had the increase in the number of ... |
| | | | ... tax time. "We know many of our clients and their agents will have questions about how different types of income and expenses may affect their obligations this year. We're helping to make sure people know how to get it right," she said. "This tax time ... |
| | | | ... side of the equation. Businesses are also none too enthusiastic. The latest Commonwealth Bank Flash Composite PMI survey for May indicated continued decline in business activity despite gradual easing of social restrictions during the month. The composite ... |
| | | | ... and consumer saving patterns will likely be altered irreversibly, he said. "Individuals fortunate enough to remain employed, may seek to boost their savings after having had their finances severely stretched," Alankar said. "As John Maynard Keynes reflected ... |
| | | | ... delighted to say that those measures have been very successful." Since the beginning of March through to the first week of May, the ASX has helped raise $19 billion in capital for listed companies across about 80 raisings, he said. Of those 80 raisings ... |
| | | | ... interested in short-term gains are doing well at the moment; it's a traders market," D'Amato said. "Longer-term investors may take comfort in the fact that volatility is here for a while. If you are tempted to get in, only drip feed money in ... |
| | | | ... conduct one-month and three-month repo operations to provide liquidity. Australia's bank regulator, APRA, acknowledged banks may need to deploy some of their current large capital buffers to facilitate lending to Australia's economy. Separately ... |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper's results are based on cumulative returns, which is only an indication of returns, pointing out individual returns may vary. However it isn't all good news for CFS members. Those invested in the firm's FirstChoice Wholesale ... |
| | | | ... said. Meanwhile, JP Morgan Asset Management global market strategist Kerry Craig believes Australia's ties with China may actually prove positive in the long term. "Australia is going to feel the pain as much as the next country, but its relationship ... |
| | | | ... Street's reaction to the Fed's decision -- Dow down 3.0%, S&P 500 down 2.8%, Nasdaq down 3%, Russell 2000 down 2.1% -- may give other central banks (especially those that have already ran out of interest rate ammo like the BOJ and the ECB) expecting ... |
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