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| | | ... was made worse by the failure of European leaders to get control of the contagion. "History has given Germany a role that isn't easy because of... Germany's reluctance to be seen as sort of throwing its weight around," he said. |
| | | | ... all, would today be returning what we bought only yesterday. (Come to think of it, that's another case for the monarchists, isn't it?). Though I have a hunch that many of those who have access to offshore trading stayed away from the barbie (not the ... |
| | | | ... promises, promises - again. This will be tested tomorrow when Spain tries to auction between a,-1 bil-a,-2bil worth of bonds. But isn't this already built into market pricing? Just have a look at the yield of 10-year US Treasuries. They were back up ... |
| | | | ... Petroleum lost $1.09 or 3.41 per cent, to $30.87. "We've had a two-speed economy and it's starting to look like the mining sector isn't necessarily going to be able to bail out the rest of the economy with super-strong growth," Mr Saffer said. Banks ... |
| | | | ... Funds of Australia (ASFA), the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST), the FSC and the Industry Super Network (ISN) made a joint submission illustrating the degree and extent of industry uncertainty around the levy. "While systems changes ... |
| | | | ... Spanish bank's gone broke, everyone thinks the world is ending when the direct impact on Australia economically - there probably isn't any to be honest. "Our clients are worrying about Europe, like everyone else. Whether they should be is another question." ... |
| | | | ... complaining - I'll take every little bit that restores market confidence - but I believe this chapter of the Greek tragedy isn't over yet. At least, until closer to, on the day, or right after the 17 June elections when the Greeks decide which party ... |
| | | | ... stays afloat. Kick it out and it'll have to dig deeper into its pockets to ensure that Spain et al stays afloat. Classic! Isn't it? Damned if they do, dumber if they don't. Well, perhaps. We could discuss, dissect and distil Greece and ills and its repercussions ... |
| | | | ... people. I was reminded of this as Spain took centre stage last night. Grexit has come to Spain sending the bulls running. Hey, isn't the annual San Fermin Fiesta in Pamplona still a good two months away? But run the bulls did, following reports that ... |
| | | | ... because of little Greece. Repent - or shall I say, sell - for the end is nigh! I can hear someone gloating... and this time it isn't moi. It's the World Bank. Four months ago (January), the World Bank warned in its Global Economic Prospects report of ... |
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