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Australian shares end lower as Westpac profit hit warning drags
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"Investors appear to be concerned about drawn-out regulatory scrutiny in the casino industry, which is being frequently criticised for encouraging money laundering and fraud activities,” said Kunal Sawhney, chief executive officer of equities research firm Kalkine Group.
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"Investors appear to be concerned about drawn-out regulatory scrutiny in the casino industry, which is being frequently criticised for encouraging money laundering and fraud activities,” said Kunal Sawhney, chief executive officer of equities research firm Kalkine Group.
Read Original Article...Australian shares end lower as Westpac profit hit warning drags
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"Investors appear to be concerned about drawn-out regulatory scrutiny in the casino industry, which is being frequently criticised for encouraging money laundering and fraud activities,” said Kunal Sawhney, chief executive officer of equities research firm Kalkine Group.
Read Original Article...Australian shares end lower as Westpac profit hit warning drags
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"Investors appear to be concerned about drawn-out regulatory scrutiny in the casino industry, which is being frequently criticised for encouraging money laundering and fraud activities,” said Kunal Sawhney, chief executive officer of equities research firm Kalkine Group.
Read Original Article...Australian shares end lower as Westpac profit hit warning drags
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"Investors appear to be concerned about drawn-out regulatory scrutiny in the casino industry, which is being frequently criticised for encouraging money laundering and fraud activities,” said Kunal Sawhney, chief executive officer of equities research firm Kalkine Group.
Read Original Article...Why Australia’s housing boom could be temporary?
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Housing prices in Australia have gone on a perpetual hike in the COVID-19 era, breaking all records of the last two decades. Even as housing affordability remains a major concern, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has held its ground on the decision to keep interest rates at near-zero levels. Despite RBA’s decision to keep interest rates low till 2024, the Treasury officials believe that housing prices could flatten out soon.
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