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May, 2012 6:06 AM

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$A rises after US Fed hints about stimulus

17.05.2012 The Australian dollar is higher after US Federal Reserve meeting minutes show it was prepared to stimulating the American economy, if necessary..

QBE disclosure breach may go to ASIC

17.05.2012 QBE acknowledged that it had made a late disclosure of a change in its CEO's holdings of QBE shares and unlisted conditional rights. .


ACCC wants more powers on food, petrol

17.05.2012 ACCC signals it will lobby for extra powers to prosecute major supermarket and petrol retailers over the misuse of market power and stifling competition.

CBA set to post first $7bn bank profit

17.05.2012 Commonwealth Bank is expected to become the first Australian bank to post a $7bn profit later this year after third quarter profits grew..


Centro signs deal with WA billionaire

17.05.2012 Centro Retail Australia has sold part ownership stakes in three shopping centres to billionaire Stan Perron for $690.4 million..

Afternoon Thoughts

17.05.2012  Across Asia, markets are mixed as investors are caught between bargain hunting after the recent sell-off.



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