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The Week Ahead: Focus On US Data

Jan 13 2008

The coming week should provide more news about Centro Properties, but above all a queue of major economic data in Australia and the US will capture the attention of investors this week.


Nowhere To Hide (Well, Almost)

Jan 12 2008

These are testing times for market bulls. US shares continued their three week fall on Friday and the major share index in Australia might be testing critical technical support on Monday.


Risk Aversion To Limit Aussie Dollar, Yen To Gain In 2008

Jan 10 2008

ANZ Bank and Danske Bank have revised their currency estimates for 2008 and while the US dollar should continue to struggle the yen rather than the Australian dollar is tipped to benefit.


FNArena News Alert: Goldman Sachs Says US Recession A Certainty

Jan 10 2008

Goldman Sachs has joined the likes of Merrill Lynch in putting the odds of a US recession at 100%.


Rudi On Thursday

Jan 09 2008

Weekly musings from your editor. What to buy for 2008? We read the experts and report about their tips and predictions.


Commonwealth Bank’s Crystal Ball

Jan 08 2008

Commonwealth Bank has looked ahead to assess what is in store for the world economy in 2008, expecting the US will avoid recession and the Australian economy will again grow solidly.


And We End It With An Oracle

Dec 21 2007

The Dow managed to rise 38 points despite weak economic data, spurred on by the tech sector. The Nasdaq was up 1.5%.


China Swoops On Morgan Stanley

Dec 20 2007

The Dow lost 25 points in a volatile but thin session last night, following news the Chinese government had bought into Morgan Stanley.


Rudi on Thursday

Dec 19 2007

Weekly musings by your editor. What lessons to learn from the Centro debacle and which shares to buy for the new year?


Has The ECB Broken The Deadlock?

Dec 19 2007

Will the stunning ECB liquidity injection be prove the initiative that finally unlocks global credit markets?



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