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No sign of improvement in global capital markets

by Staff Reporter • 21 Jul 2008
Global capital markets will remain under considerable stress, the chief of America’s largest bank by market... READ MORE
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Two speed economy to keep inflation high

by Staff Reporter • 21 Jul 2008
Inflation could remain above three per cent until late 2009 because of solid commodity prices, Access Economics’... READ MORE
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Adelaide, Challenger increase delivery rates

by Staff Reporter • 18 Jul 2008
Hopes of a short term recovery in the capital markets continue to fade amid another round of wholesale funding hikes. READ MORE
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Strong short term outlook for commercial property

by Staff Reporter • 18 Jul 2008
Bullish forecasters predict a strong rebound for commercial property this year with markets tipped to strengthen... READ MORE
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US loan applications grow steadily

by Staff Reporter • 17 Jul 2008
Home loan applications rose in the United States for the third week in a row, the Mortgage Bankers Association said... READ MORE
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Glimmer of hope for cash rate reduction

by Staff Reporter • 17 Jul 2008
RBA governor Glenn Stevens offered some hope yesterday that interest rates may have reached their peak and the next... READ MORE
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Personal finance commitments drop in May

by Staff Reporter • 14 Jul 2008
The value of national personal financing fell by 7.8 per cent to $12.581 billion from April to May, ABS data revealed... READ MORE
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BoE holds rate as inflation remains above target

by Staff Reporter • 11 Jul 2008
Despite a struggling British economy, the Bank of England (BoE) left rates unchanged overnight at five per cent. READ MORE
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Inflationary expectations stay at record high

by Staff Reporter • 11 Jul 2008
Expectations for record high inflation remain high because of increased fuel, rent and food prices, the Melbourne... READ MORE
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June unemployment results better than expected

by Staff Reporter • 10 Jul 2008
Unemployment fell to an unexpected 4.2 per cent in June, from 4.3 per cent in May, as 24,000 more full time jobs were... READ MORE