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| | | ... "Overall, it's a relatively quiet day in trade," Mr Foulsham told AAP. "There will be a bit of selling this afternoon, but nothing too dramatic. "There's not really anything that's making the market move too rapidly, so I think investors will wait to ... |
| | | | ... response to the fact that investment markets... back [a few months ago] were extremely erratic," said Lambert. "This is nothing more than a temporary measure to ensure that if the [investment] world was caving in, we'd have be able to have a breather ... |
| | | | ... were for employment to drop by 25,000 during the month and the unemployment rate to increase to 5.9 per cent. Caught with nothing to pin their doomsday scenario this time, they are calling the National Bean Counter a fraud. The best that I've read so ... |
| | | | ... heads down. The way. The triad moved the date of the announcement of 'do I have enough capital' exam from 4 May to 7 May. Nothing wrong with that. What is clever is that along the way, they have gradually leaked results of the test - removing the surprise ... |
| | | | ... across Australia as a person who loses their licence or registration will be excluded Australia-wide. At present, there is nothing to prevent a person continuing to operate simply by moving to a different state or territory," he said. The ACL regime ... |
| | | | ... crisis and focusing on their expanding deficit in their national budgets. Arguably, this is responsible government. But nothing could be more irresponsible than spooking consumers, investors and businesses than raising the prospect of higher taxes, reduce ... |
| | | | ... makes it highly vulnerable to disappointment. Wall Street's developing bubble has been pricked again last night. But no, nothing has changed from last week. Positive news has been flowing along with the bad. The bad news first. The US Conference Board's ... |
| | | | ... Australia, and speaker at the Securitor conference in Darwin, said giving too much choice to investors can drive them to do nothing about their investments. Picking the right option from among the array of what's on offer becomes simply too complicated ... |
| | | | ... thought" and that he thinks the first quarter 2009 economy would "be bad, because if you look around the world there's nothing that tells you otherwise." Yet he also believes that the country "would see growth in the second part of the year." The seeds ... |
| | | | ... of the world would fall by 3 per cent this year. Developed nations' economic growth to contract by 3 per cent...that's nothing! The OECD's crystal ball says that growth in the world's rich economies would plummet by 4.3 per cent this year. This is more ... |
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