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- Heat is on central banks to stimulate growth 24 Nov 2009 00:10 GMT
... and Spain recorded GDP falls in Q3. Central banks now must decide how soon and at what ... 2010. Indeed, ‘commodity economies’ such as Australia and Norway have started raising rates ... have started raising rates already. The European Central Bank will likely lead, raising official rates in ...
- Comment: Heat is on central banks to stimulate growth 24 Nov 2009 06:15 GMT
... and Spain recorded GDP falls in Q3. Central banks now must decide how soon and at what ... 2010. Indeed, ‘commodity economies’ such as Australia and Norway have started raising rates ... have started raising rates already. The European Central Bank will likely lead, raising official rates in ...
- ANZ National Bank - GDS, Key Information Summary & SDS 24 Nov 2009 02:32 GMT
... ANZ National Bank - GDS, Key Information Summary & SDS ... Bank Disclosure Statement (Full and Half-Year - New Zealand Incorporated Registered Banks) Order 2008. A Key ...
- Citi upgrades global 2010 economic growth forecast 24 Nov 2009 00:11 GMT
... Citi upgrades global 2010 economic growth forecast NEW YORK ... in the second and third fiscal quarters. Central banks are unlikely to hike key interest rates through ... product outlook for the U.S., Japan, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Korea, Argentina, Hungary, ...
- Citi bank group upgrades global 2010 economic growth forecast 24 Nov 2009 00:43 GMT
... Published: Tuesday November 24, 2009 MYT 7:41:00 AM Citi ... in the second and third fiscal quarters. Central banks are unlikely to hike key interest rates through ... product outlook for the U.S., Japan, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Korea, Argentina, Hungary, ...
- Citi upgrades 2010 economic growth forecast, expects an uneven global recovery 24 Nov 2009 01:04 GMT
... Citi upgrades 2010 economic growth forecast, expects an uneven ... in the second and third fiscal quarters. Central banks are unlikely to hike key interest rates through ... product outlook for the U.S., Japan, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Korea, Argentina, Hungary, ...
- Japan Stocks Fall on Deflation Outlook; Dollar, Yen Advance 24 Nov 2009 05:16 GMT
... is key to fighting deflation, signaling the central bank should do more to stem price declines. ... Philippine peso and Indonesia’s rupiah, on speculation central banks in the region will favor slower rates of ... show. iTraxx risk benchmarks in Japan and Australia also fell. Credit-default swaps pay the buyer ...
- Asian Stocks Fall on Share-Sale Concerns; Dollar, Yen Advance 24 Nov 2009 06:46 GMT
... is key to fighting deflation, signaling the central bank should do more to stem price declines. ... Philippine peso and Indonesia’s rupiah, on speculation central banks in the region will favor slower rates of ... show. iTraxx risk benchmarks in Japan and Australia also fell. Credit-default swaps pay the buyer ...
- Pimco's Bill Gross: Anything but .01% 24 Nov 2009 03:44 GMT
... if so, will the Fed and other central banks raise rates proactively - even in the face ... 'lean against a bubble,' meaning that a central bank should act to lower asset prices that ... by other central banks - already in Australia and Norway. In addition, and importantly, China ...
- NZ inflation expectations jump sharply-RBNZ survey 24 Nov 2009 03:53 GMT
... Nov 24 (Reuters) - Inflation expectations in New Zealand for the next two years have jumped ... expected to rise next year as the central bank starts to tighten policy, while long term ...
- Dollar inches up as Tokyo shares lackluster 24 Nov 2009 01:51 GMT
... euro was supported by remarks from European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Richet who said on Monday that ... yen on EBS the previous day. The Australian dollar was at $0.9211 but the level ... high of $0.9407 struck last week. The New Zealand dollar was trading at $0.7291, having risen ...
- FOREX-Dollar inches up as Tokyo shares lacklustre 24 Nov 2009 03:53 GMT
... euro was supported by remarks from European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet who said on Monday that ... yen on EBS the previous day. The Australian dollar was at $0.9211 UD=D4> but the ... high of $0.9407 struck last week. The New Zealand dollar was trading at $0.7291, having risen ...
- World markets rally, gold hits new high 24 Nov 2009 04:32 GMT
... Federal Reserve official James Bullard said the central bank should continue to buy mortgage-backed securities after the ... research analyst at IG Markets in Melbourne, Australia. Stock markets have rallied strongly since March's ... Markets were lower in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, New Zealand and the Philippines. Japan was closed for ...
- World markets rally as gold hits new record high 24 Nov 2009 04:34 GMT
... Federal Reserve official James Bullard said the central bank should continue to buy mortgage-backed securities after the ... research analyst at IG Markets in Melbourne, Australia. Stock markets have rallied strongly since March's ... Markets were lower in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, New Zealand and the Philippines. Japan was closed for ...
- World markets rally as gold strikes new high 24 Nov 2009 04:35 GMT
... Federal Reserve official James Bullard said the central bank should continue to buy mortgage-backed securities after the ... research analyst at IG Markets in Melbourne, Australia. Stock markets have rallied strongly since March's ... Markets were lower in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, New Zealand and the Philippines. Japan was closed for ...
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