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European's believe inflation is higher than reality, ECB's Trinchet says

Europeans' perception of inflation is greater than the reality, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said Monday in New York. "Perceived inflation is higher then real inflation," said Trichet, who was in the United States for weekend ...

New NAB boss has own suspicions about rogue trading scandal

New National Australia Bank Ltd boss John Stewart today said investigations into the bank's foreign exchange trading scandal would likely find "people who were asleep on watch". While Mr Stewart said the truth about the rogue trading scandal would not ...

NAB shares tumble on leadership credibility crisis

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 21 JAN 2004
NAB shares fell to a seven-week low in early trade today, as brokers continued to question the bank's leadership in relation to the currency scandal. The shares tumbled as much as 48 cents and were 32 cents or one per cent lower at $29.24 at 1028 AEDT. ...

New AMP shares slump by more than $1.00 in early trade

AMP Ltd's new shares slumped by more than $1.00 in early trade today as the group began its life free of its ailing British businesses. AMP's shares opened at $4.59, $1.18 lower than the $5.77 they closed at on Monday before entering a two-day trading ...

Midday market wrap: $A weaker at noon as market drifts without US impetus

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 28 NOV 2003
The Australian dollar was weaker at noon, caught in a tight range without impetus from the holidaying US market. At 1200 AEDT the local unit was trading at $US0.7215/20 compared with yesterday's close of 0.7235/40. The dollar reached a high of $US0.7233 ...

Afternoon market wrap: Stronger dollar drives shares lower

The Australian share market continued its retreat today as the aggressive local currency battered shares in resources and companies dependent on overseas earnings. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index closed 27.4 points lower at 3174.4 while the all ordinaries ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks head lower on disappointing jobs data

U.S. stocks slipped on Tuesday as investors caught their breath after pushing major market gauges to fresh 2003 highs in the previous session and awaited more earnings and economic data later this week. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 19.63 ...

Macquarie Securitisation passes $20 billion insurance milestone

Macquarie Securitisation announced today that its PUMA Masterfund P-9 Series A domestic bond issue - launched on October 15 - has been priced, lifting total funds raised through the program to $20 billion. "This issue, our fourth for the year, takes ...

Midday Market Wrap: Dollar weaker; market slow

The Australian dollar was weaker to noon pulled sharply off its early highs as the US Treasury Secretary's comments supporting a strong US dollar and suggesting US interest rates should rise streamed through the market. Bond market prices, which opened ...

Midday Market Wrap:Tokyo opens high; ASX subdued

Japanese shares opened higher on Monday as investors snapped up Sony Corp and other exporters after an encouraging U.S. jobs report sent Wall Street up and helped underpin the dollar. The Nikkei average was up 0.95 percent at 10,811.52 as of 0005 GMT ...