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| | | ... recession-struck Spain soared in October to the highest level for at least 16 years. Eyes are on the world's two biggest economies this week, as US President Barack Obama battles for re-election in a tight race against Republican challenger Mitt Romney ... |
| | | | ... environment will remain challenging," she said. "However, the Australian economy is robust relative to most other developed economies, still has room in its interest rates to provide stimulus and its connections to Asia's growth markets support its underlying ... |
| | | | ... projected to be 3.3% this year - is not far off normal. With so much preoccupation on the tribulations of developed world economies, James says there's a failure to recogonise that emerging and developing markets will do much of the heavy economic lifting ... |
| | | | ... range of index portfolios," he said. "This offers the benefit of competitive pricing and other portfolio advantages that economies of scale permit." ETFs currently represents 7% of the of the overall ETF investments, following the product's trading permit ... |
| | | | ... and/or other investors would care if this smaller surplus actually turns out to be a small deficit. Relative to the big economies of the United States, Japan, the Eurozone and the UK, Australia's budget, even the 2011/12 deficit of 3.0% of GDP, is a ... |
| | | | ... and chief executive at LM said the equity investors recognise Australia has one of the world's strongest performing economies and know the country is in great shape. He noted that Australia is being looked upon as an investment destination of desire ... |
| | | | ... was blamed, in part, for the on-set of the GFC in 2007. Now that indebtedness has been passed onto some of the largest economies in the world, investors are understandably taking a closer look at their exposures this time around. Fleming admitted: "Government ... |
| | | | ... of quantitative easing across the developed world triggers economic, political and social consequences for developing economies, according to Threadneedle Investments. In the post-Lehman days, the Federal Reserve adopted a new framework for monetary ... |
| | | | ... the Valencian Business Confederation in Spain that, "The overall picture then is that we expect growth in the advanced economies to slow but not stop..." It didn't stop alright and the global economy contracted. Actual result -- world growth slipped ... |
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