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Housing, Confidence Down
Figures out later today will give a hint of the impact of the slowdown on employment, but not much.
Read MoreMarkets: Oil, Inflation, Corn, US Petrol
Oil prices dropped $US4 a barrel to around $US134 a barrel, the Dow rose by just over half a per cent as blue chips held firm, but tech stocks fell and the broader market was flat.
Read MoreNZ Building Slumps Further
It’s no wonder NZ Reserve Bank governor, Allan Bollard hinted last Thursday that New Zealand’s official interest rates would be cut later this year, even though inflation was expected peak around 4.7% for the Consumer Price Measure by September.
Read MoreAsia Reacts To Oil
It’s not a reply to the weekend surge in oil prices, but China’s latest directive telling lenders to set aside more money to cut bank lending is probably the most effective move it can make, seeing it seems to be baulking at freeing up all commodity prices and won’t lift interest rates.
Read MoreDIARY: It’s The US, Again
Oil, oil and more oil will be the focus this week for local and international markets, especially in the US where there’s a strong feeling the economy is doing as badly as many consumers think, not as some of the official figures might suggest.
Read MoreUS Jobs: Behind May’s Fall
While the surge in oil prices set off a surge of concern around the world as prices jumped 16% last week, the US jobs figures for May have sent a chill through financial markets because they undermined the emerging suggestion in America that things economic were not as bad as all the forecasts were suggesting, especially those talking recession.
Read MoreNew Financial Law Changes
For the first time Australia has a very good chance of getting uniform business regulation from the Federal Government, with no involvement from the states, and rogue operators in the troubled debenture area being brought into the regulatory net.
Read MoreFour Pillars Set In Concrete
Well, there’s either one last play left in banking in the St George takeover, or the market thinks there’s no point worrying about a forgone conclusion.
Read MoreOrigin-BHP-Rio Deals
It’s easy to understand why Origin Energy rejected the higher $13.6 billion takeover offer from BG Group of Britain.
Read MoreMajor Economies Slowing
Conditions are getting tougher in some of the world’s major economies.
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