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Australia’s economy grew last quarter at the fastest pace in almost two years, underscoring the central bank’s decision yesterday to boost borrowing costs for the fourth time in five meetings.
Gross domestic product climbed 0.9 percent from the third quarter, when it gained a revised 0.3 percent, the Bureau of Statistics said in Sydney today. That matched [...]

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AS COMPANIES in the alternative energy sector took a hit during the downturn for reasons that are no longer front and centre, they will once again be a key investment theme this year.
So said Lars Kalbreier, Credit Suisse’s Zurich-based global head of equity and alternatives research at a media briefing yesterday.
Valuations are now attractive for [...]

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HE markets for most risk-related trades, from equities to oil to commodity currencies, are likely to push higher in the first quarter on ultra-low interest rates, still ample liquidity, and continued economic recovery.
The key factors that are likely to determine whether the rally continues in 2010 include economic recovery, liquidity, interest rates, corporate earnings and [...]

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Are overly bullish investors blindly driving stocks higher and taking you for a ride?
After weak earnings from Alcoa [AA  15.52   -1.93  (-11.06%)   ]and a warning from Chevron [CVX  80.36   -0.52  (-0.64%)   ], investors are starting to worry that all is not right on Wall Street.
Doug Kass of Seabreeze is among the growing number of strategists that thinks there’s much more to lose [...]

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According to market watchers, they expect to see year-on-year gains of 10 to 20% in these sectors.
Climate change is one key factor that is expected to keep money flowing into the commodities markets.
Some market watchers said with continually evolving weather patterns, soft commodities such as corn and palm are seeing more upward investment potential.
“When it [...]

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Burning books to keep warm

Fahrenheit 451 for Cash-Strapped UK Seniors
Some cash-strapped British pensioners are buying books from charity shops and burn them to keep warm as freezing temperatures gripped the UK, a London newspaper reported Tuesday.
Workers at a charity shop in Swansea, in south Wales, told London newspaper Metro that pensioners were looking for thick books such as encyclopedias [...]

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By Aditya Suharmoko, The Jakarta Post, 30 Dec 2009
Full-year inflation will most likely reach the lowest level in a decade as demand slows down due to the delayed negative impacts of the global economic downturn, but the Finance Ministry warns it may pick up next year along with a predicted rise in key commodity prices.
“I’m [...]

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