Australian PM closing gap in election race - polls
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Australian PM closing gap in election race - polls
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Prime Minister John Howard is closing the gap on the opposition in Australia's election battle after pledging multi-billion Australian dollar tax cuts, two opinion polls showed Friday.
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Australian shares close lower on profit-taking, subprime concerns ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares closed lower Friday on a broad sell-off as investors locked in gains after a solid rise on Thursday.
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Australian Sept new vehicle sales rise seasonally adjusted 1.8 ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Sales of new motor vehicles in Australia rose a seasonally adjusted 1.8 percent to 87750 units in September from August, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said Friday.
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Australian shares lower in early trade, BHP Billiton retreats from ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were lower in early trading Friday as investors locked in gains after a solid rise on Thursday, with BHP Billiton retreating from record highs.
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Australian shares outlook - Lower on profit-taking ahead of weekend
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares are expected to open lower Friday as investors lock in gains after a solid rise in the previous session sparked by confidence in economic conditions with BHP Billiton leading the way.
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Australian treasurer brushes off IMF call for fiscal restraint
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian Treasurer Peter Costello brushed aside an IMF report calling for fiscal restraint Thursday, days after promising billions of Australian dollars in tax cuts if the government is reelected next ...
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Australian shares up sharply on IMF report, Woodside lower after ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were trading sharply higher midway through the session Thursday with sentiment buoyed by a bullish report on the economy by the International Monetary Fund, though leading oil and gas stock ...
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Australian shares rise in early trade after four-day decline
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were higher in early trade Thursday on broad-based buying as investors returned to the market after four straight sessions of declines.
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Australian shares outlook - Slightly lower on mixed offshore signals
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares are expected to open slightly lower Thursday following mixed signals from offshore markets overnight.
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Death and Taxes: Be careful of the government you ask for
Dan,??? a reader writes on the blog in response to a post yesterday on John Howard???s proposed income tax cuts, ???what I think that you guys at the Daily Reckoning seem to forget every now and again is that many and Australian are not ...
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Australian shares close lower on widespread profit-taking - UPDATE
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares closed lower Wednesday, reversing gains made in the morning session as nervous investors locked in profits ahead of the G7 meeting and the 20th anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash ...
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Australian shares slightly higher led by BHP, oil stocks on record ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were slightly higher midway through the session as support for BHP Billiton and pure oil and gas plays offset weakness in the financial sector.
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Australian shares edge higher, led by BHP Billiton as oil surges
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were higher in early trade Wednesday, led by BHP Billiton on continued offshore buying with the world's largest diversified resources group seen as a beneficiary of record oil prices and ...
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Australian shares outlook - Lower on weak offshore leads
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares are expected to open lower Wednesday as investors react to another fall on Wall Street sparked by concerns about record oil prices and weak third-quarter earnings from Wells Fargo, ...
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The debt casino is open again
As to the question of who is buying these higher risk debt notes, one panelist at the Toronto Buyout Magazine Mezzanine Conference speculated that it was “the same Chinese banks and Australian hedge funds that were buying it all before. ...
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Australian shares lower led by financial stocks on renewed credit ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were lower midway through the session on Tuesday, with the financial sector dragging on the market on renewed concerns about credit markets.
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Energy Resources Australia says uranium market remains strong
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian uranium miner, Energy Resources of Australia Ltd (ERA), said Tuesday long term demand for uranium remains strong despite a dramatic weakening in spot prices.
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Santos 'BBB+' ratings unchanged on South Australia government ...
MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said the South Australian government's decision to remove the 15 pct shareholder cap on Santos Ltd will have no immediate impact on the company's 'BBB+' rating with a ...
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Video: The Australian dollar surged to a 23-year high against the ...
The New Zealand dollar has dipped below 85 Australian cents, weakening against the Aussie, but strengthening against the greenback. In fact, the strength against the US dollar is quite marked. Sentiment is building that the Reserve Bank ...
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Australian shares lower in early trade, BHP Billiton retreats from ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were lower in early trade Tuesday, mirroring a weaker session on Wall Street overnight where concerns about credit markets and earnings worried investors.
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Australian shares outlook - Lower after retreat on Wall Street
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares are expected to open lower Tuesday following a retreat on Wall Street as investors continue to lock in gains after recent record highs.
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Australian shares turn negative on profit-taking, AGL under pressure
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were barely changed midway through the session on Monday after strong gains during morning trading were trimmed by financial stocks bearing the brunt of a late morning sell-off.
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Australia, NZ consumer-related cos still seen facing adverse ...
MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - A slightly negative bias in the rating actions on consumer-related corporates in Australia and New Zealand is likely to persist in the near term, said Standard & Poor's Ratings Services.
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Scopical.com.au - Australian News Portal
Scopical takes media from agencies, news wires and bloggers throughout Australia and will be the first major portal to offer a real financial return on media additions by all users. It's a healthy mix of pro news and user-generated ...
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[SOD] Annual Audited Financial Report for the year ended 31 July ...
Soda Brands Limited FPO (SOD) Annual Audited Financial Report for the year ended 31 July 2007 National Stock Exchange of Australia.
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Insurance Australia Group units' IFS ratings affirmed at 'AA-' - Fitch
MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Fitch Ratings said it has affirmed the 'AA-' insurer financial strength ratings of Insurance Australia Group Ltd's main underwriting units, Insurance Australia Ltd and IAG New Zealand Ltd with a stable ...
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Australian shares outlook - Higher to fresh record on positive ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares are expected to open higher Monday following positive leads from offshore markets including gains on Wall Street Friday after the release of stronger-than-expected retail sales eased ...
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[SOD] Chairmans Address for Financial Year Ending July 2007
Soda Brands Limited FPO (SOD) Attached is the Chairmans Address which is accompanied by the July 2007 Full year Financial Accounts National Stock Exchange of Australia.
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Monetary Policy: Central Banks Erode World’s Work Ethic by ...
This was first published on Friday, Oct. 5, by our friends at The Daily Reckoning Australia. ***Make sure you get updated as soon as we publish another free report or financial news video: Simply subscribe to this Newsfeed. ...
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Australia's Southern Cross Broadcasting shareholders approve ...
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Southern Cross Broadcasting Ltd said Friday its shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of a 7.41- Australian-dollar per share takeover offer from Macquarie Media Group.
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Australian PM closing gap in election race - polls
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