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Australian Stock Market Report – Midday July 10, 2014

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After a solid rebound in the US overnight - helped by positive commentary from the Federal Reserve the Aussie market has opened higher before falling back at noon. After the Federal Reserve stated in its minutes from the last FOMC meeting, that it plans to end its current stimulus program in October 2014. The Dow Jones up nearly 80pts and the NASDAQ up just under 30pts.
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Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon July 9, 2014

Sellers continued to make an impression on the local share market on Wednesday. At the best levels of the day the ASX 200 was down by 10 points; at the lows of the session the index had shed 71 points; at the closing bell the market was down 58 points or a shade over 1%. In broader term the market remains above the 5400 mark at 5452.0. This point is worth keeping in mind. It was only several weeks ago that the market was having a lot of trouble sustaining itself in the area below 5400 for the in...
Recession in 2014? Why Experts are Predicting a Stock Market Crash in 2014

Australian Stock Market Report – Midday July 9, 2014

The Australian sharemarket is losing ground for the third consecutive day, following the worst session in a fortnight for U.S. markets. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) is down 0.9 per cent; the biggest daily slide in over a week.
Euro and U.S. dollar banknotes

Modern American Family Dynamics Complicate Wealth Management

A survey of 680 high net-worth individuals in the U.S. with $3 million or more in investable assets found that the changing family structures, multi-generational and extended family circumstances, evolving gender roles, and generational views on investing and use of wealth are challenging traditional approaches to wealth planning.
Asian stock market

Global Markets Overview – July 9, 2014

Fundamentals are the new reasoning for caution as commentators are pointing to overvaluations, astronomical multiple expansion and the earnings unable to match price.
Consumers

Australian Stock Market Report – Morning July 9, 2014

In US economic data, consumer credit rose by $19.6 billion in May - in line with expectations. US Minneapolis Fed President Kocherlakota (voter, dove) spoke overnight, saying that the improvement in the unemployment rate overstates the degree of healing in the labour market. In addition he stated that it was more likely inflation would come in below the Fed´s 2% target over the next year than above it.
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Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon July 8, 2014

The ASX 200 traded in a range of 20 points over the course of Tuesday. In the first hour of trade the ASX 200 was at its best and worst levels when it was up by 1p and down by 19 points. There after the index battled to move higher;on several occasions it tried to surmount the 5515 level where it failed on the 3rd occasion, before ending at with a loss of 8 points at 5510.
Some Of Bitcoin Enthusiast Mike Caldwell's Coins Are Pictured At His Office In Sandy, Utah

New Zealand Reserve Bank Official Believes Bitcoin May Replace Cash in Future

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) deputy governor and operations head, Geoff Bascand, said digital currencies may one day replace cash. In his recent speech before the Royal Numismatic Society in Wellington, he described digital currencies like Bitcoin as a challenge to the form and use of money.
Recession in 2014? Why Experts are Predicting a Stock Market Crash in 2014

Australian Stock Market Report – Midday July 8, 2014

The Australian sharemarket is falling for the second day, with sluggish performances offshore last night not helping. The All Ordinaries Index is down 0.1 per cent and is flirting with the key 5500pt mark.
A man walks past a poster at a conceptual art exhibition about HIV/AIDS. Reuters Files

Australia Soon to Have HIV/AIDS Home-Testing Kits

HIV home-testing kits, similar to the pregnancy tests, will soon be made available in Australia after the federal government lifted a ban restricting their manufacture and sale.

Tech Vendors See Internet of Things as the Next Big Business Opportunity

Enterprises are excited at the advent of Internet of Things (IoT) as a big business opportunity. This is amid concerns about devices proliferating and network capacity and security becoming unwieldy in matching the growing number of end points from connectedness.
A trader watches a monitor displaying stocks on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange February 4, 2010.

Global Markets Overview – July 8, 2014

It's been 109 trading days since the S&P futures has had a pull-back of 5% or more and on current trend, is it unlikely abate anytime soon.
Unemployment

Australian Stock Market Report – Morning July 8, 2014

In US economic data, the Employment Trends index rose from 119.03 to 119.62 in June. In European economic data, German production fell by 1.8% in May, the biggest reduction in two years and well below market expectations.
4th of July celebrations

Australian Stock Market Report –Afternoon July 7, 2014

It was an uneventful start to the trading week, with the Australian market closing largely flat. The All Ordinaries index (XAO) eased by just 0.1 per cent or 5.5pts while still remaining above the key 5500pt level. The Independence Day holiday in the U.S. on Friday and the subsequent closure of American markets provided local stocks no lead today.
Air China's inaugural flight from Beijing to Washington arrives at Dulles International Airport in Virginia June 10, 2014. REUTERS/Gary Cameron (UNITED STATES - Tags: TRANSPORT BUSINESS)

Germany’s Lufthansa, Air China Mull Joint Venture on Routes

German airline Lufthansa will be entering into a joint venture with Air China that will see the two airlines share revenue on certain routes in Asia by selling each other's flight tickets. The routes are situated between China and Europe.
A trader watches a monitor displaying stocks on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange February 4, 2010.

Australian Stock Market Report – Midday July 7, 2014

The Australian sharemarket is off to a quiet start following a holiday in the U.S on Friday. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) is down by just a few points with weakness from the miners, energy stocks, industrials and healthcare sector the biggest drags.
4th of July celebrations

Global Markets Overview – July 7, 2014

With US markets having been closed on Friday, there are very limited leads for the region to work off this morning. Risk currencies have gotten off to a relatively flat start to the week, which is a firm indicator that nothing much has changed sentiment-wise as of Friday. Perhaps something to focus on is the weakness we saw in European trade after a disappointing German factory orders reading. This saw the major European bourses lose ground, apart from the FTSE which was relatively flat for the ...

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