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Newspaper job ads rise by 8.1% in May, but disguise downturn: ANZ

The number of jobs advertised in the major metropolitan newspapers in Australia rose by 8.1 per cent in May to an average of 20,109 per week, according to the latest ANZ job advertisements data. This follows a 12.1% fall in advertisements in April ...

Costello warns of drought-led economic slowdown

Federal Treasurer Peter Costello has warned of a slowdown in the Australian economy, despite the strength of the domestic market against international economic woes. "Notwithstanding the difficult international economy, the Australian economy continues ...

Australians are the second biggest spenders after Americans

Australians rank second after the United States as the biggest spenders in the world, and changes in spending patterns over the past three decades reveal a leaning towards expenditure on luxury items. In a recently released book, International Consumption ...

St George's Mallick retires after 10 years on board

St George Bank deputy chairman John Mallick has retired after nearly 10 years on the board, it was announced today. "Mr Mallick has been an outstanding contributor to the board," St George chairman Frank Conroy told shareholders at a Melbourne meeting. ...

Henry predicts solid growth in 2004, explains CGS commitment

Australia will record solid but not spectacular economic growth next financial year, according to Treasury Secretary Ken Henry. Addressing an Australian Business Economists gathering, Henry said growth was also solid this financial year, despite the ...

Credit Suisse launches Asia ex-Japan fund

Credit Suisse Asset Management (Australia) has expanded its Asian equities offering by launching an Asia ex-Japan fund for Australian investors, it has announced. "The Asian markets have been hit hard by sluggish world growth and SARS," said Peter Sartori ...

Qantas downgrades profit forecast again

Qantas chief executive officer Geoff Dixon today announced a further downgrade to its profit forecast for the 2002/03 financial year due to the adverse effects of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) which has caused a downturn in its passenger ...

Midday market wrap: AMP share slide continues

A further 3% was wiped off the value of AMP shares during the morning session as the troubled financial services giant sunk to $5.23. Another blue chip, Qantas, was also in trouble with investors after it announced a further downgrade in profit expectations ...

Newspaper job advertisements down 12.1% in April: ANZ

The number of job advertisements in major metropolitan newspapers fell by 12.1 per cent in April - the largest decline in four months - the latest ANZ Job Advertisements series has revealed. The series, released today, revealed that the level of newspaper ...

Midday market wrap: Airlines take off again

The All Ordinaries index was marginally stronger during the morning session as most of the market cooled down from yesterday's gains, but airline stocks continued to surge higher. With the SARS crisis apparently easing, Air New Zealand jumped by almost ...