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| | | Shock, surprise, horror. There was none of that. But it's been another boring day on the financial markets over the past 24 hours and I have to get your attention somehow. Sure Virgie, most equity markets from New York to Rio and old London town recorded ... |
| | | | ... throughout superannuation and the huge efforts the superannuation industry has put into encouraging extra contributions, the surprise is that the reliance on employer paid contributions has actually increased from 55% in 2002 to 68% in 2011. It confirms ... |
| | | | Seventy-one (71) Julia. Thirty-one (31) KRudd. Surprised? No. Embarrassingly entertaining? Very. But now that Team Labor has chosen, it's time to put the farce (whoops, Freudian slip), the past behind and get on with the business of governing. Yeah ... |
| | | | ... Standing Committee on Economics. The market will be watching for clues regarding the interest rate outlook after the RBA's surprise decision not to cut the cash rate at its February 7 board meeting. Mr Speizer said the main event for financial markets ... |
| | | | Anti-climax? Selling on news, perhaps? Whatever it is, European equity markets and Wall Street looked like they weren't impressed by reports that the deal has been done. It's been signed, sealed, though yet to de delivered. To be sure, the Dow had a ... |
| | | | ... each month of 2012. One more check before I wrap this up. Nine minutes to midnight and nah, still nothing. News just in. Surprise of surprises, Euro-area finance ministers reached agreement on a second bailout package for Greece that is vital to staving ... |
| | | | ... long-delayed international bailout, allowing the debt-crippled country to avoid defaulting on its debts next month. A surprise easing in monetary policy in China over the weekend also added to the buoyant mood in markets on Monday - many stock indexes ... |
| | | | ... per cent from 21 per cent, the PBOC said. Bank of New Zealand currency strategist Mike Jones said the PBOC's move was a surprise. "That was unexpected. Investors were expecting more policy easing from China but not before the release of its February ... |
| | | | ... a personal and professional level, went to Cindy McDonald who runs her own practice Superexpertise. "This is really a surprise and an honour to receive such an accolade from the peak association for SMSFs. The sector as a whole continues to grow dramatically ... |
| | | | The Australian dollar has fallen back as traders remain concerned that a resolution for the Greece's debt woes will eventuate. At 0701 AEDT on Thursday, the Australian dollar was trading at 107.94 US cents, down from 108.18 cents on Wednesday afternoon. ... |
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