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| | | ... ratings agency credibility, pointing to their role in the global financial crisis and said the US downgrade shouldn't be a surprise. "They're a lagging indicator, they don't tell us anything the market has not already factored in," he said. "Sure the ... |
| | | | ... unemployment rate down a notch to 9.1 per cent. Economists had forecast only a net 84,000 jobs generated. The mildly positive surprise on jobs came despite a drumbeat of bad economic news over the past week, which had led some analysts to worry that ... |
| | | | ... risked having their AAA US Treasury holdings downgraded in the event of default. The compromise deal would come as no surprise to John Eisinger, a portfolio manager at Janus Capital Group, who told Financial Standard in May that the US debt-ceiling debacle ... |
| | | | ... weekend's fatal high-speed rail crash in China. However, Mumbai fell 1.29 per cent after the Indian central bank announced a surprise 50 basis points rise in interest rates as it struggles to tame inflation. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand share market ... |
| | | | ... director of the Self-Managed Super Fund Professionals' Association (SPAA), said the draft ruling had taken people by surprise. "People thought that when they move into the pension phase that when they die there wouldn't be any capital gains tax paid," ... |
| | | | ... and managed funds. Busoli said the recent tax department confirmation of the reversion rule should not have come as a surprise as it has been known for years. He said the tax office had first stated this was their interpretation in 2004, but the recent ... |
| | | | ... wait. But as for Wall Street, those with bearish leanings and are handing out tissues to investors might be in for a surprise. Sure things look gloomy. Recent stats remain mixed and the outlook is clouded by the ongoing uncertainty over deal or no deal ... |
| | | | ... side of good since 11 July - even yesterday - yet investors paid no heed. So why the sudden change in sentiment? Because surprise, surprise - the US is nearing an agreement on its debt ceiling. Here's Bloomberg's take: "US stocks extended gains as Obama ... |
| | | | ... Cullens, director of Global Value Investors, an international equities specialist, said the gold and silver markets could surprise to the upside with precious metals to be traded on a Chinese exchange. "There is huge gearing in gold," he said. "For every ... |
| | | | And so one by one the dominoes are junked. First Greece, then Portugal and now Ireland. That's the order Moody's took them out - one after the other. But what surprised for equity markets was just a ho-hum matter for bond investors. Know why? Just look ... |
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