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2013/06/17 00:53
2013/06/17 00:53
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Rates on hold for now
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is unlikely to cut rates next month after the Australian labour market posted better than expected results. According to data from the Australian Bureau of...
Reserve Bank of Australia Australian Bureau of Statistics Paul Bloxham HSBC
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2013/06/17 00:53
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2013/06/13 20:48
2013/06/13 20:48
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Unemployment dip to stave off rate cut
Source: St George. A surprise fall in the May jobless rate could keep a July cut in the cash rate at bay but is not expected to reverse the projected rise in unemployment over the next few...
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Bureau of Statistics Australian Bureau of Statistics Victoria Julia Gillard Tamara Voninski
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2013/06/13 07:05
2013/06/13 07:05
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Jobs data better than most, says Shorten
Jobs data better than most, says ShortenUpdated: 16:33, Thursday June 13, 2013 A modest number of extra jobs shows the resilience of Australia's economy, says Employment Minister Bill Shorten. The...
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Joe Hockey Bill Shorten AAP Reserve Bank of Australia Australian Bureau of Statistics
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2013/06/06 02:04
2013/06/06 02:04
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Australian economy struggling for momentum
AUSTRALIA'S economy is growing at its slowest pace in almost two years as companies pull back on investment and consumers shy away from spending. And the nation is struggling to change from a...
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Bureau of Statistics Australian Bureau of Statistics Savanth Sebastian Victoria Commsec
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2013/06/06 01:12
2013/06/06 01:12
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boost growth, or counter a weaker dollar - which ...
Whither the Aussie dollar? Since the RBA dropped the cash rate to 2.75% last month the Australian dollar has fallen to below 96 US cents, a depreciation of more than 7% against the US dollar. With...
Reserve Bank of Australia Australian National University Paul Bloxham federal government University of Tasmania
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2013/06/06 00:26
2013/06/06 00:26
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Australian dollar falls against stronger greenbac...
Australian dollar falls against stronger greenback and weak GDP figures The Australian dollar fell more than 1 per cent overnight, after yesterday's weaker-than-expected economic growth figures. The...
2013/06/04 14:52
2013/06/04 14:52
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RBA leaves rates on hold at record low
The central bank has kept the cash rate at the record low of 2.75 per cent at its June board meeting, saying that recent rate cuts are helping the economy. The Reserve Bank of Australia's decision...
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Reserve Bank of Australia Glenn Stevens Paul Bloxham Shane Oliver Andrew Lilley
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2013/05/31 11:52
2013/05/31 11:52
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Rates not enough to lift debt appetite
Business and consumers are still showing little sign of being tempted to take on debt because of lower interest rates. New Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) data on Friday showed that housing loans...
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Reserve Bank of Australia Glenn Stevens Bloomberg Watanabe Bank of Japan
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2013/05/30 20:47
2013/05/30 20:47
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Capex slide signals end of mining boom
The mining investment boom is in its final days, but economists say there is still strength in the Australian economy with business spending expectations remaining upbeat. While private capital...
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Ben Jarman Australian Bureau of Statistics Kieran Davies Bureau of Statistics Craig Abraham
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2013/05/30 08:05
2013/05/30 08:05
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Mining boom not over yet, figures show
Mining boom not over yet, figures showUpdated: 17:21, Thursday May 30, 2013 The mining investment boom may have already passed its peak - but it isn't going away any time soon. Business investment...
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Australian Bureau of Statistics Diana Mousina Paul Bloxham David De Garis Reserve Bank of Australia
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2013/05/28 05:29
2013/05/28 05:29
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Investing in the new reality: the running of the ...
TICKY FULLERTON, PRESENTER: Global markets are struggling to come to terms with the new reality. It's a world where US authorities start winding back the massive stimulus put in place to revive the...
Robert Rennie David Cassidy Paul Bloxham Ben Bernanke US Federal Reserve
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2013/05/28 04:27
2013/05/28 04:27
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More Rate Cuts in Australia? Why Not
The fact that the Australian dollar has fallen more than 8 percent against the U.S. dollar from an April high could be reason enough for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) not to cut interest rates...
Reserve Bank of Australia Paul Bloxham Squawk Box Nick Maroutsos Kapstream Capital
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2013/05/23 01:46
2013/05/23 01:46
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Saviour needed for Australia's auto industry
If you had the power to pull the plug on Australia's car industry, would you do it? That question became a live one this week after the country's biggest car manufacturer, General Motors Holden,...
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Holden Productivity Commission federal government Jac Nasser Ford
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2013/05/22 01:40
2013/05/22 01:40
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The China story
China has managed to keep its daily crude steel output in excess of 2 million tonnes since the middle of February, highlighted by a record high 2.13 million tonnes from April 21 – 30, according to the...
China Iron and Steel Association Wood Mackenzie HSBC Reserve Bank of Australia Paul Bloxham
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2013/05/20 04:07
2013/05/20 04:07
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RBA’s Cuts Shrink Yield Gap as Fed Taper Looms: A...
Australia’s benchmark bond yield is offering the smallest premium over U.S. notes in 11 months as the sharpest predicted growth slowdown in four years spurs bets on further interest rate cuts. The...
U.S. Federal Reserve Reserve Bank of Australia Tokyo Sydney Australian Government
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2013/05/17 23:55
2013/05/17 23:55
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For richer, for pourer: average coffee price expe...
Savour that cup of coffee and start collecting loyalty cards. The average price for coffee could hit $4 in three years, according to industry groups and economists. A growing customer preference for...
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Tim Harcourt Sydney University of NSW University of NSW
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2013/05/17 22:55
2013/05/17 22:55
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Dollar dilemma: below parity and going south
After spending most of the past two years more valuable than the greenback, the Australian dollar has finally been driven well below parity with its American counterpart. The exchange rate fell to...
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Reserve Bank of Australia Westpac Robert Rennie Russell Zimmerman Australian Retailers Association
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