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| | | ... investors will be watching BHP Billiton, which rallied strongly in UK trading overnight following the signing of an ore deal in China. Also, Washington H Soul Pattinson and Nufarm are both tipped to unveil annual results and the Australian Bureau of ... |
| | | | US-based investment house Franklin Templeton on Thursday said superannuation and investment flows into Brazil, Russia and India as well as China (BRIC) could soon set new records. A white paper released by Franklin Templeton Institutional, Finding Opportunities ... |
| | | | ... shareholding (11%), with options up to 20%. Jinan City Commercial Bank is one of the 10 largest city commercial banks (CCBs) in China by assets and is located in the capital city of Shandong Province on Chinas eastern seaboard, south-east of Beijing. ... |
| | | | ANZ Bank this week announced its Shanghai branch has been granted an expansion to its renminbi licence by The China Banking Regulatory Commission allowing it to expand the trade-related services it can provide Chinese-owned enterprises. The expanded ... |
| | | | ... to be built over a 10 year period at a cost between $300 million and $400 million, will appeal to Australians working in China. \"I\'ve skied all over the world over 25 years, and I\'ve never seen anything like it,\" Hackworth said. \"It\'s the best ... |
| | | | ... rates. Westpac's Evans said he expects a steady interest rate environment for the remainder of the year, but the slowdown in China, and world growth could force the Reserve Bank to reduce interest rates before needing to raise them. Koukoulas agreed ... |
| | | | AIG, the world\'s most valuable insurer, has won initial approval to set up an asset management venture in China in a maiden foray into the country\'s booming mutual funds sector, state media said on Thursday. AIG Global Investment Corp, an arm of American ... |
| | | | ... Australian stock market closed lower yesterday reflecting investors\' ongoing concern about talk of a slowdown of growth in China. A holiday in Japan and China meant volumes were lighter than usual with banks and property trusts among the few positive ... |
| | | | ... Australian Stock Exchange's All Ordinaries index recorded its biggest one day drop for a year after talk of a slowdown in China that also caused a drop on the US market. Miners such as BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and WMC Resources were all hit heavily as ... |
| | | | ... metals and mining companies were the hardest hit, led by aluminum producer Alcoa Inc, on concerns that credit restrictions in China could slow its growth and curb its huge appetite for raw materials. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 135.56 points ... |
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