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relates to Biggest Australian Pension Posts First Annual Drop Since 2009
markets
Biggest Australian Pension Posts First Annual Drop Since 2009
By Adam Haigh
AustralianSuper Pty posted its first annual loss since the global financial crisis as the country’s largest pension fund adjusts to a more defensive strategy that puts less emphasis on stocks.
July 3, 2022
relates to Aggressive Interest Rate Hikes to Test Australian Consumer Might
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Aggressive Interest Rate Hikes to Test Australian Consumer Might
By Swati Pandey
Australia’s central bank is all-but-certain to raise interest rates this week to slow accelerating inflation, piling pressure on consumers who are among the most indebted in the world.
July 3, 2022
relates to Australian PM Visits France to Repair Ties After Sub Fight
politics
Australian PM Visits France to Repair Ties After Sub Fight
By Ben Westcott
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promised a “new dawn” in relations with France after arriving in Paris for a meeting to repair relations damaged over the unexpected cancellation of a billion-dollar submarine contract in 2021.
July 1, 2022
relates to Faults Found in Australian Vessels Gifted to Pacific Nations
politics
Faults Found in Australian Vessels Gifted to Pacific Nations
By Ben Westcott
A number of faults have been discovered in a fleet of Australian vessels gifted to Pacific nations under a A$2.1 billion ($1.45 billion) initiative, complicating relations at a time when Canberra is trying to build up good will in the region.
June 30, 2022
relates to Australia’s Link Rejects Revised Takeover Bid from Dye & Durham
markets
Australia’s Link Rejects Revised Takeover Bid from Dye & Durham
By Harry Brumpton
Australian data-services firm Link Administration Holdings Ltd. has rejected a reduced takeover offer from Canada’s Dye & Durham Ltd.
July 3, 2022
relates to 'Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia' Full Show (07/04/2022)
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'Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia' Full Show (07/04/2022)
Haidi Stroud-Watts in Sydney and Shery Ahn in New York drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)
July 4, 2022
relates to 'Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia' Full Show (07/04/2022)
markets
'Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia' Full Show (07/04/2022)
Haidi Stroud-Watts in Sydney and Shery Ahn in New York drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. (Source: Bloomberg)
July 3, 2022
relates to Lowy Institute's Kassam: Australians Divided on Military Support
markets
Lowy Institute's Kassam: Australians Divided on Military Support
Natasha Kassam, Lowy Institute Director of Public Opinion and Foreign Policy, discusses its annual survey highlights. She discusses Australian's levels of support for military support, the war in Ukraine impact on people's sentiment and foreign policy. She speaks with Shery Ahn and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia". (Source: Bloomberg)
June 28, 2022
relates to Australian Consumers Spent Big in May After First Rate Hike
markets
Australian Consumers Spent Big in May After First Rate Hike
By Swati Pandey
Australian retailers enjoyed a fifth straight month of sales gains in May, suggesting cashed-up households coped well after the first of two interest rate hikes by the central bank.
June 28, 2022
relates to Risk Currencies Rally on Bets US May Roll Back China Tariffs
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Risk Currencies Rally on Bets US May Roll Back China Tariffs
By Netty Idayu Ismail and Colleen Goko
July 4, 2022