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| | | ... conventional Australian equity LIC's." Kevin Bertoli, portfolio manager of the PM Capital Emerging Asia Fund said; "Economies in Asia are evolving, with a reduced reliance on fixed asset investment, such as infrastructure, in favour of domestic consumption." ... |
| | | | ... from economic adjustments. Just look at the economy of the PIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Spain) and Italy - they're economies bore the brunt of adjustment because they're bound by that single currency, the euro. A slowing economy's currency tends ... |
| | | | ... supplant the Group of 7 (G7) as the richest countries in the world. You guessed it Virginia, these are the BRICs - the economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China. They were all the rage back then, back when they were defying the gravity of the GFC ... |
| | | | ... Heffernan said. He said investors were also taking the view that the crisis in Ukraine would not seriously damage the economies of other countries in Europe. On Wall Street in the US overnight stocks bounced back from the previous day's Federal Reserve-sparked ... |
| | | | ... after the March 3 sell-off, financial markets recovered again - big time - last night. And why wouldn't they? Global economies are still doing what they were doing (i.e. gaining momentum) before Crimea became headline... and they'll continue to do so... ... |
| | | | ... opportunity to continue operating as boutique businesses, while at the same time streamlining back office systems and gaining economies of scale," Harding-Davis said. "Queensland has always favoured the boutique model, so we are pleased that our approach ... |
| | | | ... public good?" Other areas touched on included pension system design, the role of pension capital in local and global economies, and the development of a global private pension brand. |
| | | | ... involved since promoting the concept to the Johnson Review in 2009. It said that the Asia Funds Passport would benefit Asia economies by allowing the centralisation of accounting, unit registry, fund administration, custody, legal and associated services ... |
| | | | ... growth and medium-term government bonds. During the next five years, the majority of managers expect the world's largest economies to experience mild growth, with the exception of the Eurozone where they expect unemployment to remain in the low double ... |
| | | | ... growth and support the government and the BOJ's aim to raise prices. Clearly there's upside momentum in the major world economies - upside momentum that could easily feed on itself to create a virtuous circle. Short of Putin unleashing another world ... |
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