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Previous Stories

ERA Back On Track

Oct 17 2007 - Australia

There were few surprises in the ERA quarterly production report as the company gets back to normal after flooding impacted on operations in the first half of 2007.


The Inflation Monster

Oct 17 2007 - Australia

The Australian economy is booming, headline prices are raging, and both government contenders are intent on fiscal stimulus. The RBA is under the pump.


Aussie Economy Continues To Power Ahead

Oct 17 2007 - Australia

The leading index from Westpac and the Melbourne Institute has surprised with a bounce in August.


Wall Street Falls On Credit, Oil

Oct 17 2007 - FYI

US regional bank earnings reports reflected ongoing credit market concerns last night as oil pushed ever upward.


Tax Cuts To Keep RBA Focus On Inflation

Oct 16 2007 - Australia

The Howard Government has announced tax cuts on the back of stronger than expected revenues but the move is likely to add to the current inflationary pressures in the Australian economy.


AG Hell: Mr Anthony, Here’s Your Sword

Oct 16 2007 - Australia

Shocked analysts have lost all confidence in AGL management following yesterday’s profit downgrade.


Doubts Emerging Over PBL De-Merger

Oct 16 2007 - Australia

Publishing & Broadcasting’s de-merger proposal has been delayed as changes to tax treatments are assessed, brokers taking the view the risk the deal does not proceed are increasing.


Credit Ghosts Spook Wall Street, Oil Surges

Oct 16 2007 - FYI

The Dow fell over 100 points last night as Wall Street was reminded the credit crunch hasn’t gone away. Global tensions drove oil higher.


Life Under Rudd

Oct 15 2007 - Australia

What will happen to financial markets under what is increasingly looking like a change of government?


Risk Returns To Favour

Oct 15 2007 - FYI

ANZ Bank notes the appetite for risk is returning to global markets as credit spreads narrow and equities push higher.


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