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16. March 2010 14:55 James Bridie

A year is a long time for...

A year is a long time for...

One year on from the bear market lows of the global financial crisis, after a corner turned on 10 March 2009 when Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit said the US bank was on track to post a profit in the March 2009 quarter, most companies locally have posted strong gains. [More]

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12. March 2010 11:33 James Bridie

Extract Resources mine on track

Extract Resources mine on track

Extract Resources said that its Rossing South project in Namibia still has the potential to be one of the world’s largest uranium mines as the feasibility study into the mine continues. [More]

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2. March 2010 15:00 James Bridie

Interest rates, up they go again!

Interest rates, up they go again!

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to raise the official cash rate by 25 basis points, or 0.25%, to 4%. [More]

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2. February 2010 14:58 Ben Larsen

RBA leaves interest rates unchanged

RBA leaves interest rates unchanged

In a decision that would have surprised many, the Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 3.75% after three consecutive monthly rises. [More]

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9. December 2009 14:01 Ben Larsen

Fall in exports sees deficit widen

Fall in exports sees deficit widen

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics Australia’s trade deficit increased from a revised $1.85bn in September to $2.38bn in October. [More]

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3. December 2009 15:06 Ben Larsen

Retail sales up 0.3%

Retail sales up 0.3%

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics retail trade rose a seasonally adjusted 0.3% in October to $19.75bn. [More]

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1. December 2009 14:43 James Bridie

Interest rates up again

Interest rates up again

The Reserve Bank of Australia raised the cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.75% today, the third consecutive monthly rise. [More]

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18. November 2009 11:15 James Bridie

Aussie economic recovery 'extraordinary'

Aussie economic recovery

The latest Westpac-Melbourne Institute survey revealed the economy was rebounding faster than any time since the 1970’s after the release of the leading index of economic indicators showed growth of 5.8%, above the longer-term trend of 3.1%. [More]

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26. October 2009 13:01 Ben Larsen

PPI increases 0.1% in September quarter

PPI increases 0.1% in September quarter

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics the country’s Producer Price Index rose 0.1% in the September quarter verus the June quarter and 0.2% on a year ago. [More]

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8. October 2009 11:45 Ben Larsen

Unemployment down 0.1%

Unemployment down 0.1%

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics Labour Force Report the nation’s unemployment rate decreased 0.1% to 5.7% in September. [More]

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