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| | | ... super growth cycle for steel although there is a short term tactical way of playing that sector as momentum improves on the ground in China," said Stephane Andre, Alphinity principal and portfolio manager, adding that the China steel production growth ... |
| | | | Small-caps remain riskier than investment in large-cap stocks but do offer significant value Morningstar said today in its Sector Wrap-Up for Australian smaller companies funds. In an assessment of the industry, Morningstar found that even the average ... |
| | | | ... broad-market S&P 500 shed 14.41 points (1.02 per cent) to 1,398.97. LONDON - European stock markets slumped and the euro lost ground against the dollar, hit by yet more signs of recession in Europe as the European Central Bank kept interest rates at ... |
| | | | "I did my best But I guess my best wasn't good enough Just once can't we figure out what we keep doing wrong Why we never last for very long What are we doing wrong Just once can't we find a way to finally make it right Make the magic last for more ... |
| | | | Australian investors should think about price and the risk-return rewards of investing directly in China, according to one fund manager. "If you look at the Australian economy, it's very much a commodities economy and the growth and wealth generated ... |
| | | | ... them, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi says in a newspaper interview. LISBON - Public services across Portugal ground to a halt as unions staged a 24-hour strike against austerity measures agreed by the government in return for an international ... |
| | | | ... recovered quite a bit with bargain hunting," he told AAP. "Commodity prices are slightly higher as well. Oil is gaining ground from the other day as well. "The data was not too bad. If you have a look at the big picture there's good employment figures ... |
| | | | ... down 19 points at 4,265, with 6,895 contracts traded. The local market tracked the fall in offshore markets, and also lost ground after base metals prices and the Australian dollar fell in overnight trading, John Curtin, associate director with Patersons ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open lower after international bourses lost ground amid concerns over China's economy following a warning on dropping iron ore demand and on new US housing data. At 0815 AEDT on Wednesday, the March share price index ... |
| | | | ... with National Australia Bank adding 14 cents to $24.29, while Commonwealth Bank was off 13 cents to $48.90. Retailers lost ground. While David Jones remained in a trading half ahead of their first half earnings report on Wednesday, Harvey Norman was ... |
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