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Reserve bank cuts interest rates - News.com.au
FAMILIES with mortgages will be more than $50 a month better off after interest rates fell for the first time in seven years yesterday. After days of pressure from the Rudd Government, the big four banks -- ANZ, NAB and CBA and Westpac -- cut their ...

Forget Palin! - Slate
Tomorrow's Marching Orders Today: If there were some sort of tacit liberal MSM conspiracy--a hypothetical!-- Plan 1 was to knock Palin off the ticket out of the box with various unvetted home state scandals. Plan 2 , the plan currently in place, is ...

Australia's Economic Growth Slows to 0.3% on Spending (Update3) - Bloomberg
Sept. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's economic expansion slowed to the weakest pace in more than three years, stoking speculation the central bank will add to yesterday's interest- rate cut, the first since 2001. Gross domestic product rose 0.3 percent ...

Australian central bank cuts interest rates - Daily Times
SYDNEY: Australia’s central bank cut interest rates Tuesday for the first time in over six-and-a-half years, pushing them down 25 basis points to seven percent amid signs of cooling economic growth. Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens ...

DIARY - Top economic Events - to Sept 16 - Forbes
NAGOYA, Japan- Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa speaks to local business leaders in Nagoya central Japan (0100 GMT); holds news conference at 04455 GMT. Delivers speech at Nagoya University - 0630 GMT FRANKFURT- ECB Executive Board member ...

Multi-speed economy could do with down-shifting - The Age
Tuesday's rate cut is about limiting the downturn; recovery will need more. T HE June-quarter national accounts give a bit more comfort about interest rates, which must fall further to lay Australia's part of the foundations for a sustained market ...

Families still face rate pain: PM - The Australian
HOME owners will receive mortgage relief for the first time in seven years as the Reserve Bank declared victory in its fight against inflation and private banks bowed to pressure to immediately pass on the 0.25-percentage-point cut in official rates ...

The balancing act we had to have - The Australian
THE political debate on economic policy, both inside parliament and out, is largely puerile. The only useful, if obvious, bit of advice from Kevin Rudd this week was that there are more tough times ahead for Australia's households; sorry, working ...

Home buyers pay the price - Brisbane Times
Home buyers will breathe a sigh of relief at yesterday's cut in official interest rates. But their relief may be shortlived, because the 0.25 percentage point cut in interest rates has been bought at a heavy price - the jobs of thousands of ...

How the Chicago boys wrecked the economy: An interview with Michael ... - Online Journal
Michael Hudson is a former Wall Street economist specializing in the balance of payments and real estate at the Chase Manhattan Bank (now JP Morgan Chase & Co.), Arthur Anderson, and later at the Hudson Institute (no relation). In 1990 he helped ...