‘First of its kind’ LM liquidity mechanism supported by 96pc majority in favour
LM unfreezes its First Mortgage Income Fund and pursues global growth
Australia's unemployment may have peaked, with jobs data likely to continue its positive trend, according to economists.
Australia is expected to lead the world’s major advanced economies over the next two years, according to data released this week by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
TREASURER Wayne Swan says the latest assessment by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that Australia will outperform every major advanced economy over the next two years.
DEMAND for residential property in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane is expected to pick up slowly next year while retail property languishes at the bottom of the cycle, a survey shows.
One of the world’s leading property groups, Hines, has entered Australia, buying the global headquarters of Ausenco in Brisbane for $88 million.
Australia’s economic growth is likely to continue in 2012 despite fears recovery from the global financial crisis is “under threat", according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).