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Previous Stories

On The US Dollar, Commodities And Gold

Sep 12 2008 - FYI

Are we soon to see a turnaround in any of these interrelated elements?


Crown, The King Of Oz Gamers

Sep 12 2008 - Australia

Recent fair winds have boosted most of the Australian gaming sector, but will the world keep gambling in the face of an economic downturn?


Things Are Pretty Grim In New Zealand

Sep 12 2008 - FYI

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand surprised the market yesterday with a bigger than expected cut to official interest rates.


August Labour Data Suggest Less Aggressive RBA

Sep 11 2008 - Australia

Australia’s August labour market data came in stronger than expected and economists see this as a sign the Reserve Bank won’t be aggressive with respect to cutting interest rates.


Boart Longyear Slipping From Grace

Sep 11 2008 - Australia

Recently well liked, what does a pair of downgrades for Boart Longyear actually signify?


Lower Chinese Inflation Good For The World

Sep 11 2008 - International

China’s inflation fell below expectations in August and may result in easing policies that could flow through to the rest of the world.


China Approaching Single Digit Growth

Sep 10 2008 - International

China’s economy is slowing to a more sustainable pace, but it still has plenty of cards up its sleeve.


Inflation Hitting Asian Currencies

Sep 10 2008 - International

Inflation is becoming major concern in Asia and Barclays thinks local currencies may weaken further against the US dollar.


The Screws Turn On European Banks

Sep 10 2008 - FYI

Bank deposits in Europe are not rising to meet loan demand, exerting even more earnings and balance sheet pressure on the sector.


Aussie Retail Sales Up But Misleading

Sep 09 2008 - Australia

Australian retail sales rose more than expected in July but economists continue to expect mixed results in coming months.


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