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| | | ... followed a successful Spanish bond auction and was fuelled by hopes that the US Federal Reserve would move to boost the world economy during two days of meetings that began on Tuesday. At Tuesday's close, London's benchmark FTSE 100 index finished the ... |
| | | | ... currency union, the market reverts back to the Lehman failure and the seizing-up of the financial plumbing of the world economy," said Kate Howitt, Fidelity Worldwide Investment Australian equities portfolio manager. "I think we are seeing a bit of that ... |
| | | | ... role. This is also an area in which Australia can be helpful, given the country's status and track record in the world economy," he added. Australia will be of immense value to Asia if the country's strength and experience can be deployed in ways to ... |
| | | | ... in its latest World Economic Outlook (WEO) report. Nonetheless, the latest WEO provided a positive picture of the world economy overall. The IMF upgraded its growth forecasts for this year and the next. It raised its global growth outlook to 3.5% this ... |
| | | | ... a successful Spanish bond auction eased concerns over the eurozone debt crisis and an upbeat IMF outlook on the world economy. At the close, London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of top companies was up 1.78 per cent at 5766.95 points. In Frankfurt, the ... |
| | | | ... Cooperation and Development (OECD) all said so late last year or early this year. And China? Yes, we know. And the world economy? Yes, check. And how do we know, we know? Because of what RBA Governor Glenn Stevens said only yesterday - the day his Board ... |
| | | | ... has moved to reassure Australians in the wake of the International Monetary Fund's latest gloomy outlook for the world economy. In its latest World Economic Outlook update released today, the IMF downgraded global growth forecasts for this year from ... |
| | | | ... is good news compared with what the World Bank (WB) saw in its crystal ball only a few days back. The WB sees the world economy expanding by only 2.5% this year and by 3.1% the next and warned of "a downturn so severe it would eclipse the chaos that ... |
| | | | Only 3% of global fund managers believe the world economy will be worse off after 2012, according to a BofA Merrill Lynch fund manager survey, although geopolitical risks still rate highly as a concern. In the BofA Merrill Lynch survey of fund managers ... |
| | | | ... said Van Munster. "We also hold some relatively inexpensive defensives to counter-balance the portfolio in case the world economy's structural woes deteriorate further. Conlon believes forward-looking returns are going to be far more stock specific than ... |
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