A couple of minor technical problems called “business” and “life” have now intruded on my increasingly bogged down publication schedule that, in the interest...
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Australian Consumer Sentiment Index +0.8% In May Vs April – NASDAQ
The West AustralianAustralian Consumer Sentiment Index +0.8% In May Vs AprilNASDAQSYDNEY -(Dow Jones)- Interest rate cuts, a fall in the jobless rate and a federal budget that included cash payments for families have failed to improve the consumer mood...
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European Equity Futures Retreat as Won Weakens; Copper Advances – San Francisco Chronicle
Bloomberg UTVEuropean Equity Futures Retreat as Won Weakens; Copper AdvancesSan Francisco ChronicleMay 4 (Bloomberg) -- European equity futures fell, Asian stocks slid the most in two weeks and South Korea's won slid as Australia's central bank...
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April PMI shows steep decline – Sydney Morning Herald
April PMI shows steep declineSydney Morning HeraldAAP Australian manufacturing activity contracted noticeably in April after a small dip in March, a private survey shows. The Australian Industry Group/PriceWaterhouseCoopers Australian Performance of Ma...
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Getting Ugly in China
I started writing about Chinese imports into the US over ago . Total product imports started noticeably slowing in the second half of 2011 on a year over year basis and in the five year average, hiccuped ba...
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The Best We Can Hope For is Japanese-Style Stagnation
If you haven't heard of him, think of Steve Keen as the Nouriel Roubini of Australia: a vocal economist who pissed people off for predicting the recession before it happened, and is still pissing people off predicting further economic crisis.
In f...
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Charting Down Under: The Australia All Ordinaries Index
June 7, 2011 updated by request
What would the S&P 500 look like without the Tech Bubble? Perhaps something resembling Australia's All Ordinaries Index. I've included the S&P 500 in the background to support the idea.
There are some who might...
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The Pissanti Report
By Ags Nightmare Oct. 6 (Stool Pigeons Wire) ” Folks…the bulls can do no wrong…Australia cut rates!!! ( yep he said that )….. just look at Mosaic…they missed by a country mile…sales down, revenues putrid, earnings non existent….but they said things will get better and it’s up huge pre market…everyone is celebrating the demise...
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Citicorpse Uses Tarp To Expand Lending… In AUSTRALIA!
Here’s another piece that was exclusively reported this morning on The Stool Pigeons Wire by reporter Al Ceringa. In commemoration of the US$3 Trillion of new debt that is being shoved down the throats of the American Taxpayers in the last 48 hours, we the residents of Australia would like to thank all American...
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