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Building boom transforms Mozambique, but not for poorMAPUTO (AFP) - Heavily pregnant Adelaide Mangwel balances 18 kilos of prawns on her head as she slowly descends the crowded ferry that carried her across Maputo Bay to sell her seafood in Mozambique's capital.
Fiat boss shakes up Italian labour
MILAN (AFP) - Fiat boss Sergio Marchionne is shaking up labour relations in Italy by strong-arming unions as he aims to create a global megagroup with US automaker Chrysler.
MRRT will save big three & #36;100b: Forrest
A tax deal between Australia & #39;s three biggest miners and the federal government will save those companies more than & #36;100 billion in tax, Andrew Forrest says.
Some clouds clear ahead of ECB rate decision
FRANKFURT (AFP) - The European Central Bank governing council might breathe a sigh of relief this week as no potential disaster hangs over its monthly meeting for the first time in a while.
NAB tipping rates to rise in next year
National Australia Bank Ltd chief economist Alan Oster is tipping interest rates will be raised about one per cent during the next 12 months.
MRRT will save big three & #36;100b: Forrest
A tax deal between Australia & #39;s three biggest miners and the federal government will save those companies more than & #36;100 billion in tax, Andrew Forrest says.
NAB tipping rates to rise in next year
National Australia Bank Ltd chief economist Alan Oster is tipping interest rates will be raised about one per cent during the next 12 months.
Shares tipped to open flat
The Australian share market is expected to open the week a little higher in muted trading after a flat lead from Wall Street.
BP to sell German petrol station unit
Cash-strapped British oil giant BP is looking to sell its its German fuel station unit Aral for at least two billion euros, a German magazine says.
Slow US growth sparks political debate
US economic growth slowed dramatically in the second quarter, the government said, fuelling a fierce political debate over how to respond.
Building boom transforms Mozambique, but not for poor
MAPUTO (AFP) - Heavily pregnant Adelaide Mangwel balances 18 kilos of prawns on her head as she slowly descends the crowded ferry that carried her across Maputo Bay to sell her seafood in Mozambique's capital.
Fiat boss shakes up Italian labour
MILAN (AFP) - Fiat boss Sergio Marchionne is shaking up labour relations in Italy by strong-arming unions as he aims to create a global megagroup with US automaker Chrysler.
Some clouds clear ahead of ECB rate decision
FRANKFURT (AFP) - The European Central Bank governing council might breathe a sigh of relief this week as no potential disaster hangs over its monthly meeting for the first time in a while.
China's manufacturing activity slows in July
SHANGHAI (AFP) - Manufacturing activity in China slowed in July, according to an official survey released Sunday, as government efforts to cool the fast-growing economy continued to take effect.
Debate on death and taxes heats up as billionaires fall
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The question of death and taxes has risen to the fore in Washington as the demise of prominent billionaires has underscored a fluke which allows big estates to escape taxes, but only for this year.
Assets, Home Prices, Super
Home prices and superannuation, are contenders for top of the chat charts around dining tables, water coolers and bbq's.Take home prices; slowing thanks to six interest rates rises since October, and despite continuing high levels of immigration and job creation.
Interest Rates: Australia On Hold As Asia Tightens
Suddenly Australia is a one off in the booming Asian region, instead of being ahead of the pack.After rate rises starting last October and continuing up to April, Australian rates look like they are on hold until the end of the year.
US Economy: Weak, Weaker...?
The US Federal Reserve meets early next month and already we know what we can expect from the meeting.No change on rates and no change in the use of the phrase & quot;extended period'' in the post meeting statement to refer to how long & #160;the Fed sees rates remaining at their current record lows.Two senior Fed members, James Bullard, head of the St Louis fed, and his counterpart in & #160;Dallas, Richard Fisher, both warned & #160;that the US economy was slowing. & #160;
AIR Midday Market Roundup
The market is down 19. The SFE Futures were down 23 this morning.
China: Central Bank, IMF Confident On Economy
As well as local inflation and the health of Europe, the & #160;Reserve Bank has also been concerned that China's attempts to slow its strongly growing economy, might come unstuck.We know consumer and wholesale price inflation in Australia is easing, Europe is improving and yesterday the Chinese economy got a tick from the country's central bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Australia shares slip 0.7 percent; Macquarie falls
SYDNEY, July 30 (Reuters) - Australian stocks slipped 0.7 percent on U.S growth worries and a weak outlook from Macquarie Group MQG.AX, but still rose for the month to record their first gain in four months.
Australia shares fall 0.8 percent; banks down
WELLINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - Australian stocks were 0.8 percent lower on Friday, with banks among the top decliners after a poor outlook from Australia's top investment bank, Macquarie Group MQG.AX .
Australia shares open 0.5 percent lower
WELLINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - Australian stocks opened 0.5 percent lower on Friday after a weak lead from Wall Street and a disappointing outlook from Australia's top investment bank.
REFILE-Australia shares seen lower, Macquarie in focus
SYDNEY, July 30 (Reuters) - Australian stocks are set to open weaker on Friday after Wall Street sagged in volatile trading following weak outlooks from technology companies.
Australia shares seen lower, Macquarie in focus
Macquarie Group MQG.AX will be in the spotlight in early trade with the investment bank due to update investors on market conditions at its annual shareholder meeting.
Aussie, NZ dlrs make best showing for months in July
SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - The Australian and New Zealand dollars held most of their recent hefty gains on Friday despite a bout of profit-taking, to make their best monthly performance in as much as a year.
Aussie, NZ dlrs sluggish, but still up sharply in July
SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - The Australian dollar slipped a touch on Friday after some investors sold into a bounce the previous day, while the New Zealand dollar remained hurt by bets that interest rates there may rise more slowly hereon.
Aussie dlr gains as U.S. dlr weakens, NZ & #36; lags
WELLINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - The Australian dollar clambered back above 90 cents Friday while the New Zealand dollar lagged behind, as the U.S. currency weakened in the face of upbeat euro zone news and ahead of GDP data later in the day.
NZ dlr dips as RBNZ signals slower rate hikes
SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 29 (Reuters) - The New Zealand dollar bounced off lows but remained pressured on Thursday after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) hiked rates but warned further moves could be scaled back in the face of domestic and international headwinds.
NZ dlr falls after RBNZ signals rate hike slowdown
SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 29 (Reuters) - The New Zealand dollar fell to a one-week low on Thursday after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) hiked rates but warned further moves could be scaled back in the face of domestic and international headwinds.