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| | | ... August 1997 - a month and a bit after the official handover - before losing as much as 46% by October as the Thailand's currency crisis engulfed more and more Asian nations. That is now but a distant memory and instead of dragging HK down, China has ... |
| | | | ... private client adviser Mark Lennox said. "I guess the target for Australian interest rates is going to be low if the currency doesn't trade lower over the course of the next month," Lennox said. "And iron ore was up 2.5% last night." The Reserve Bank ... |
| | | | ... financial stability mandates. The RBA recently addressed a Senate Economics References Committee inquiry about digital currency and said it continues to monitor developments in the area. RBA head of payments policy Tony Richards, and payments policy ... |
| | | | ... if the RBA cut rates as the "majority" now expects? Buy on news? While the RBA still influences the direction of the currency, this time it may not be in complete control. At least, not while many, if not most, of its peers are frantically devaluing ... |
| | | | The rise of smart beta, currency hedged funds and fixed income funds are the biggest trends occurring in the global exchange traded fund (ETF) market, according to Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management (DAWM) head of South Asia passive investments Sam ... |
| | | | ... will typically benefit from being able to access flexible high-return investments and have their pensions paid in the currency of their choice, amongst other advantages." He also predicted that "as the LTA changes bite, an increasing number of pension ... |
| | | | ... the upward pressure on Treasuries exerted by a rates lift off offset by foreign purchases of US Treasuries. Perhaps the currency war is not a zero sum game after all. Janet can start lift-off and at the same time keep long-term borrowing rates low on ... |
| | | | ... dollar at $US1.0458 in earlier Asian trading hours, its lowest level since early January 2003. But the European single currency later recovered to $US1.0608, up from $US1.0489 late in New York on Friday. HONG KONG - Shanghai was the stand-out stock market ... |
| | | | ... China about to QE fire with QE of its own? Actions by other central banks may have left it no choice. It's losing the currency war. Much had been reported about the rise and rise of the US dollar in recent days but a quick look at its one-year performance ... |
| | | | ... the first a,-60 billion hit the streets. The plan, of course, is to get the streets flooded with euros, to devalue the currency vis-A -vis everyone else's to export the region's weak growth and deflation somewhere else, anywhere but the eurozone. It's ... |
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