2015年3月3日 星期二

2015-03-04 Australia Business


Sydney Morning Herald
   
Reserve Bank reveals probe into dollar spike ahead of rate announcement   
Sydney Morning Herald
The Reserve Bank of Australia has asked the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to investigate a spike in the Australian dollar in the minute before the March interest rates policy decision was announced at 2:30pm on Tuesday afternoon.
Australian Treasurer Concerned Aussie Spiked Before RBA Decision   Bloomberg
Slowing growth leaves room for RBA to cut rates   The Australian Financial Review
Aust dollar higher after GDP data   The Australian
Reuters   
MarketWatch   
9news.com.au   
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Sky News Australia
   
The economy slows: Joe Hockey responds   
WA today
GDP dropped slightly in the December quarter as mining investment slows, raising the possibility of another interest rate cut. Treasurer Joe Hockey, live from Canberra. 04/03/15. Targeting profit shifting companies (Video Thumbnail). Up next... Targeting profit ...

Economy strong by international standards   Sky News Australia
Soft growth a challenge for budget   Herald Sun
Hockey's report on future has hint of past   Perth Now

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Glencore chief Ivan Glasenberg doesn't want to force the price down   
Sydney Morning Herald
Glencore chief Ivan Glasenberg is slashing Australian coal production because "we don't want to be the ones forcing the price down with oversupply", in a thinly veiled attack on the aggressive iron ore expansion being run by takeover target Rio Tinto.
A Rio merger is an uphill battle for Glencore   The Australian
RPT-UPDATE 2-Trading cushions Glencore from commodity price plunge   Reuters UK
Glencore Profit Tops Estimates on Oil, Ag Trading   Bloomberg
Wall Street Journal   
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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Markets Live: Shares to drift lower   
Sydney Morning Herald
10:08am: Yesterday's brash selloff in the minutes after the RBA's surprise decision to keep rates on hold gives us a taste of what will happen in markets once monetary policy returns to more normal settings, IG strategist Evan Lucas says. "The unwind in the ...


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Business Spectator
   
It's perfect conditions for Macquarie's aircraft show   
Business Spectator
Given the historically low-cost of debt, and a share price that has leaped more than a third in less than two months to its highest level since the financial crisis, it was a ''no brainer'' for Macquarie Group to make a significant and leveraged acquisition.
Macquarie Group to acquire portfolio of aircraft from AWAS Aviation Capital Limited   CAPA - Centre for Aviation
Australia's Macquarie to buy planes from lessor AWAS for $4 bln   Reuters
Macquarie Group to Buy Portfolio of 90 Commercial Airliners   Wall Street Journal
The Australian   
Bloomberg   
InvestorDaily   
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The Australian Financial Review
   
Asset bubbles put investors at more risk than GFC   
The Australian Financial Review
The retirement savings of baby boomers could be about to get hit harder than the GFC. Bianca Hartge-Hazelman. A serious pull back in bubbly asset prices could hit investor returns and the retirement savings of older Australians even harder than the global ...

Asset bubblinesss puts investors at more risk than GFC   The Age

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Indonesia AirAsia X finally wins approval to fly Melbourne-Bali   
Sydney Morning Herald
Indonesia AirAsia X, a long-haul offshoot of the Malaysia airline group that goes by the same name, has finally gained clearance to begin flights between Melbourne and Bali's Denpasar later this month. The entry of the budget airline will heap more ...

Bali flights carrier Indonesia AirAsia X passes safety checks   The Australian
CASA says Indonesia AirAsiaX now legal to fly here   Crikey (blog)
CASA grants Indonesia AirAsia Extra air operator's certificate   Australian Aviation

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The Australian Financial Review
   
Online retail spending hits $16.6b, but growth slows   
The Australian Financial Review
Online sales continue to be on the rise, but growth rates are slowing. Photo: Bloomberg. Madeleine Heffernan. Online retail spending grew by 9 per cent in the year to January to $16.6 billion, almost double the growth rate of traditonal bricks-and-mortar ...

Canberra is the online shopping capital of Australia   Business Insider Australia
Aust online spending hits record $16bn   Courier Mail
Online sales growth slows to 9%   Perth Now

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The Age
   
NSW Govt cancels Pangaea's CSG exploration licences   
ABC Online
The Minister for Resources and Energy has cancelled coal seam gas (CSG) exploration licences, covering more than 1 million hectares of the state, including parts of the Hunter. The petroleum exploration licences, known as PELs, were held by resources ...

NSW election 2015: Government cancels two large CSG exploration licences   Moree Champion
CSG licence buyback in northern NSW   The Land Newspaper

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The Australian Financial Review
   
Haileybury College buys site for fourth Melbourne campus   
Herald Sun
HAILEYBURY College has splurged about $52 million to secure a vacant CBD office building that will house a new city campus. The college struck the multi-million dollar deal for 383 King St, a 10-level building overlooking Flagstaff Gardens. It will be the ...

Haileybury private school snaps up $52m Melbourne site   The Australian Financial Review
Haileybury College buys Melbourne CBD office from Singapore-listed Aspial ...   Sydney Morning Herald

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