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Previous Stories

Weak Aussie Building Approvals Suggest Further Rate Cuts Likely

Dec 04 2008 - Australia

Australian building approval numbers were below consensus for the fourth month in a row leading to predictions of a further 0.75% rate cut early next year.


Brokers Do Not Welcome Potential Qantas-BA Tie-Up

Dec 04 2008 - Australia

Qantas has revealed it is in merger discussions with British Airways, but brokers see little to get excited about.


Australia’s Non-Farm GDP Negative In Q3

Dec 03 2008 - Australia

Australian economic growth for the September quarter came in at just 0.1% and economists suggest further rate cuts are coming.


RBA Cut Was Big, But More Is Coming

Dec 03 2008 - Australia

A 1% rate cut wasn’t what brokers were expecting, but it came as little surprise nonetheless.


Commodity Falls Resemble Depression Era Trends

Dec 03 2008 - Commodities

Recent falls in commodity prices are matching the declines of the Great Depression, with the exception of copper.


2009 Might Well Surprise

Dec 03 2008 - FYI

Global depression fears are still running wild, but massive policy responses from the world’s governments are finally starting to be felt and a sooner than hoped for recovery is not impossible.


FNArena Alert: RBA Cuts By 100bp

Dec 02 2008 - Australia

THe RBA has lowered the official cash rate by a further 100 basis points today.


South-East Asia Looking Better Than North-East

Dec 02 2008 - International

ANZ has lowered its growth outlook for Asia for the coming year, with the South-East better placed at present than the North-East.


November Solid For Uranium

Dec 02 2008 - Commodities

November was a good month for uranium spot prices, which rose more than 20% and the demand picture remains solid.


Monthly Trends Favour Rally In Equities, Aluminium And Euro

Dec 02 2008 - FYI

The so-called Santa Claus rally in equities is real according to Barclays Capital’s analysis of monthly trends, while conditions also favour aluminium and the euro.


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