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15 January 2015 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

World Bank lowers growth forecast

The fragility of the global economy has prompted the World Bank to lower its growth forecast for the third consecutive quarter. Released this week, ...

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Japanese growth under pressure: NAB

Japan is facing major demographic changes that will have significant implications for its economy, according to NAB. An economic analysis of Japan ...

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The case for an oil price rebound

Nikko Asset Management's chief global strategist John Vail argues the oil price is on course to stage a partial recovery by June 2015. Clearly, oil ...

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Big four lagging on business satisfaction

Business clients at smaller banks are more satisfied with their banking arrangements than clients of larger institutions, a new survey by Roy Morgan ...

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Platinum Capital tilts to Asia

Listed investment company Platinum Capital is increasing its weighting to Asian shares in order to capitalise on "bargains" in the region

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China 'focused' on economic reform

The Chinese government’s commitment to economic reform will see the country emerge as a stabilising force in the global economy, says ...

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Mirrabooka half-year profit down 16 per cent

Listed investment company Mirrabooka Investments Limited has posted a $3.7 million profit for half-year ending 31 December 2014. The small-cap ...

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Fundies told to up communications game

Financial planners are seeking greater quantity and quality of information from fund managers to use in the client education process, a new survey has ...

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IBISWorld backs coal seam gas in 2015

Coal seam gas extraction is expected to be one of the five industries to soar in 2015 with the industry undergoing a significant transformation, ...

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Falling AUD to boost Aussie shares

The Australian stock market is expected to be weak in the first half of 2015, but could turn around if the Australian dollar continues to fall, says ...

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