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| | | ... maybe more" by the end of the year. Because "Some of the tailwinds we've had-such as massive monetization and falling interest rates-are no longer in place." Result: S&P 500 up 8.9% from the time of his prediction to the end of 2013. But wait... there's ... |
| | | | ... you's. The Fed and the BOE have already altered their thresholds so they have excuses to keep on pumping and/or keep interest rates low for longer. The ECB's promised to act "if necessary" and the BOJ's poised to pump more any time now. Having said that ... |
| | | | ... out a 0.10 per cent gain to 6,641.97 points, with markets largely shrugging off the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates. However, markets on continental Europe were down, with Frankfurt's DAX 30 giving up 0.55 per cent to stand at 9,454.54 ... |
| | | | ... be offered to their traditional trustee clients. In addition, ANZ and EQT have agreed to explore other areas of mutual interest such as the development of solutions to meet the needs of ANZ clients who need access to aged care services. ANZ said the ... |
| | | | ... after Wall Street surged overnight on the back of US Federal Reserve minutes showing no support for an early rise in interest rates. At 1200 AEST among the major banks, ANZ had added 24 cents to $34.10, Westpac had found 28 cents at $34.98, National ... |
| | | | The newly-appointed chief executive of Class Super David Smith has departed suddenly after just three months in the role, following disagreements over his level of commitment to the company. Smith has been replaced by former Class chief operating officer ... |
| | | | ... network to reach potential employer customers for their MySuper offerings. But Atkin fears this will lead to a conflict of interest, as any deal a bank may offer the employer on the banking side would have no bearing on whether the superannuation offering ... |
| | | | ... know, that day the music (temporarily) died on Wall Street when they heard Janet Yellen say, "you know" blah, blah, "interest rate hike" blah, blah, "six months". The minutes contained no fresh news... they dropped the quant 6.5% unemployment rate threshold ... |
| | | | ... following Wall Street's surge led by tech stocks after US Federal Reserve minutes showed no support for an early rise in interest rates. At 0645 AEST on Thursday, the June share price index futures contract was up 42 points at 5,506. The Fed minutes ... |
| | | | ... one per cent - that's the best performance we've had for many a day," Mr Heffernan said. Heffernan said the overseas interest in David Jones had come as a surprise and the positive vibe had spilled over to other retail stocks. In the retail sector, Myer ... |
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