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Australians will pay for ID fraud protection: Unisys

A recent survey has shown that Australian consumers are willing to pay higher fees or switch banks if that means they can avoid becoming the victims of ID fraud.

ASIC chairman talks about governance and er, bullfrogs

In his keynote speech at a legal conference in Melbourne yesterday, ASIC chairman Jeff Lucy drew on a bullfrogs analogy to talk about financial fraud and corporate governance.

Market wrap

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 9 NOV 2005
The Australian share market is expected to open weaker as US markets retreated on concerns about the housing sector, although a raft of domestic news is expected to drive the local bourse today.

AUD to go hungry as investors lose their appetite: Julius Baer

Global markets over the past few weeks have changed gears into more risk-averse positions and this could weaken the global appetite for the AUD.

Gold bull market set to continue: Baker Steel

The bull market for gold is moving to a new level while gold is actually the best performing currency.

Share traders switch to derivatives

A new derivative called Contracts for Difference (CFD) has drawn share traders in a big way according to a recent industry report.

Market Wrap

The Australian share market is expected to open sharply weaker as US markets surrendered the gains made yesterday, gold and oil prices continued to retreat and base metal prices pulled back from record highs.

Market Wrap

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 20 OCT 2005
The Australian share market is expected to open firmer after a positive lead from the US raises hopes of a recovery in the local bourse after yesterday's heavy sell off.

Market Wrap

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 14 OCT 2005
The Australian share market is expected to open weaker as a poor lead from offshore suggest further weakness for the local market heading into the end of the week.

Market wrap

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 13 OCT 2005
The Australian share market is expected to open sharply weaker as softer base and precious metal prices, combined with US markets retreating to the lowest level in around five months, paints a bleak picture for the local bourse.