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- AUD likely to fall on Monday morning
- US turns to new source to fund deficits: Americans
- China not a customer but a partner: Rio Tinto
- Weber: Don’t need to be a diplomat to run a central bank; ask Volcker
- Aussie election ends in hung parliament
| AUD likely to fall on Monday morning Posted: All we know at this stage is that a hung parliament seems assured and that Australia faces a week of political uncertainty. Now what remains to be seen is whether the big speculative players decide to try and aggressively sell the AUD. What we should keep in mind is that the most ...    |
| US turns to new source to fund deficits: Americans Posted: Who's buying all those extra Treasuries? We are.  |
| China not a customer but a partner: Rio Tinto Posted: Global commodity giant plays nice with Beijing after a series of dust-ups...  |
| Weber: Don’t need to be a diplomat to run a central bank; ask Volcker Posted: One need not be a diplomat to run a central bank, says erstwhile ECB head Weber in a Bloomberg interview. Weber says he is focused on running the Bundesbank, but that his less-than-diplomatic reputation among ECBers should not be a disqualifying factor. One of the central bankers I've always admired was ...  |
| Aussie election ends in hung parliament Posted: Let the horse-trading begin!  |
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