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1 hour, 41 minutes ago Australian stocks: Market follows US down
The Australian sharemarket has opened over three per cent lower today after it was confirmed overnight that the US was in recession. Better news may follow, with the Reserve Bank ...
New Zealand Herald Business - 10:09 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Reserve Bank set to cut official interest rate today
The Reserve Bank board will meet this afternoon for the final time in 2008, and most commentators are expecting another big cut to official interest rates.
Smart Company - 10 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Rate cut predicted for fourth month straight
Analysts predict the Reserve Bank of Australia will cut interest rates yet again, for the fourth month in a row,...
Dynamic Business - 9:23 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
It'll be big and there will be more: 2.30 pm AEDT today
THE RESERVE Bank is set to cut interest rates by 1.00 percentage points today and to follow up with a series of aggressive cuts that will take mortgage rates to ...
Peter Martin - Economics, Canberra, human behaviour - 9:04 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
NAB close to Wizard acquisition
The acquisition of GE Money’s home lending business, Wizard Home Loans, by National Australia Bank (NAB) is edging closer, with sources close to the matter saying the deal is currently ...
MoneyManagement.com.au - 9 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Reserve Bank should think for itself as inflation threat looms
The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to cut interest rates again today, perhaps by as much as 100 basis points.
ON LINE opinion Economics - 8:39 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Headline: Silver lining in dark clouds
The Sydney Morning Herald, pg 1. Jacob Saulwick and John Garnaut. 2 December 2008.The economic crisis is producing a new round of winners and losers as the Reserve Bank slashes ...
Left Field - 8:09 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Credit Suisse to cut around 650 jobs in Britain (AP)
AP - Investment bank Credit Suisse says it will cut around 10 percent of its British work force, or 650 jobs.
Yahoo! News: World News - 7:58 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
JPMorgan to slash 9,200 jobs at WaMu
JPMorgan Chase said it will cut 9,200 jobs at Washington Mutual, which it acquired after it became the largest US bank to fail amid the credit crisis.
Business Day - 7:54 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Today's monster rate cut just the beginning
Homebuyers can expect further interest rate relief today, as the Reserve Bank meets in Sydney.
Live News Business - 7:11 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Rates on track for 44-year low
The Reserve Bank board is expected to cut interest rates by 1 percentage point today and to follow up with a series of aggressive cuts that will take home mortgage ...
The Canberra Times - 5:59 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
London Scottish Bank into administration
London Scottish Bank said on Monday it has gone into administration after its capital reserves ran short and it couldn't find a buyer.
Sky News Business - 4:36 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Dollar, yen profit from investor risk aversion
NEW YORK (AFP) - The dollar and particularly the yen strengthened on Monday as investors sought safe havens in global economic jitters that sent US and European stock markets plunging.
Yahoo!7 Finance News - 4:29 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Govt expecting 'significant' rate cut (NZPA)
The Government expects Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard to announce another "significant" interest rate cut on Thursday, Prime Minister John Key says.
Yahoo!7 Business - 3:28 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
European central banks under pressure to cut rates (AP)
AP - The European Central Bank and the Bank of England are under mounting pressure to cut interest rates aggressively this week amid signs that the economic slump will be ...
Yahoo! News: World News - 3:28 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008

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