Alternative Investor News | Thursday 23rd May 2013
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Rate Cuts Could Lead to Higher Australian Home PricesPosted : 24/5/2012 Recently the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates by 0.5%, and experts think further cuts could happen quite soon. (read more...) |
Alternative Investment Morning UpdatePosted : 22/5/2012 Investors are in a much better mood this week than they were during the last two or three. With the prospect of almost four weeks' respite ahead of them before Greece returns to the polls there is almost a holiday atmosphere in financial markets. (read more...) |
New Dubai law to protect investorsPosted : 22/5/2012 A new law could be introduced in Dubai by as early as the end of June this year, and would enable property investors to obtain full refund if the developer defaults on the project. (read more...) |
Will Greece default and exit the euro?Posted : 17/5/2012 In the last week, market sentiment has been squarely aligned with an assumption that an anti-austerity government in Greece would lead inevitably to the termination of bailout payments, a consequent sovereign default and either withdrawal or expulsion from the single currency. (read more...) |
UK Investment funds in line for big tax refund after new ruling.Posted : 10/5/2012 UK investment funds could be in for a €20bn tax rebate, after a new ruling by the European Court of Justice preventing overseas funds being treated differently to French funds. (read more...) |
The weak UK economy blamed for the fall in lending to the buy-to-let property market.Posted : 8/5/2012 Lending to the buy-to-let property market took a fall in the first quarter of this year. This is the first fall in mortgage loans to the sector in over a year, with the faltering UK economy to blame. (read more...) |
