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Australian shares were up slightly on
Tuesday led by gains for heavyweight miners, although trading
was subdued as many investors held back ahead of an interest
rate decision by the central bank.
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Hedge fund managers have started
to cover some of the bearish short positions in oil they
established since late April, amid hopes for interest rate cuts
and a trade truce between China and the United States.
Posted at 00:45h
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Australia's conservative
government is close to securing enough votes to pass sweeping
tax cuts after independent lawmakers said on Tuesday they were
poised to strike an agreement with Prime Minister Scott
Morrison.
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Posted at 23:05h
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‘Green finance’ strategy aims to harness City of London in fight against emissions
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Posted at 23:05h
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Survey underlines problems faced by many local authorities in England after decade of austerity
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Posted at 22:23h
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Tory grandee’s report says devolution push away from London has stalled
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Posted at 22:17h
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The sale of $10 billion of
general obligation bonds in 2003 and $6 billion in 2017 by
Illinois was unconstitutional because the proceeds were used for
loans to the state's pension funds or to finance budget
deficits, according to a court filing on Monday.
Posted at 22:14h
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Australian shares are expected to extend
their rally on Tuesday, tracking Wall Street's gains, while a
likely interest rate cut by the local central bank will bolster
risk appetite.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is set to meet later in the
day for its monthly policy...
Posted at 21:52h
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The sale of $10 billion of
general obligation bonds in 2003 and $6 billion in 2017 by
Illinois was unconstitutional because the proceeds were used for
loans to the state's pension funds or to finance budget
deficits, according to a court filing on Monday.
Posted at 21:43h
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After an unusual number of
explosions, several Brazilian power transmission companies have
started removing a piece of equipment made by General Electric
Co, a blow for GE's Brazil unit as it battles competing
suppliers from China and India.
