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Significant inflation concerns require another rate rise - Vimarsana News

Significant inflation concerns require another rate rise

Australia's high inflation rate remains a "significant concern" for the RBA Shadow Board at The Australian National University (ANU), which has voted in favour of a second successive rise in interest rates. The Shadow Board is 65 per cent confident the official cash rate should be raised to above the current setting of 0.35 per cent for June. It attaches a 10 per cent

Source: anu.edu.au
Chelsea Supporters' Trust make six requests in open letter to Todd Boehly's consortium - Vimarsana News

Chelsea Supporters' Trust make six requests in open letter to Todd Boehly's consortium

The Chelsea Supporters' Trust have penned an open letter to Todd Boehly and his consortium ahead of their £4.25 billion takeover.

Source: si.com
Equity markets trade mixed, USD trades broadly lower - Vimarsana News

Equity markets trade mixed, USD trades broadly lower

- Covid situation in China remains mixed with Shanghai reporting no new cases and Beijing 99 new cases (highest in the current outbreak). - NZD outper

Shadow Board flags interest rate rise - Vimarsana News

Shadow Board flags interest rate rise

For the first time since November 2020, the RBA Shadow Board at The Australian National University (ANU) has voted in favour of a rise in interest rates. The Shadow Board’s conviction to keep the official cash rate at a historic level of 0.1 per cent has weakened considerably. The Shadow Board is only 47 per cent confident that keeping the cash rate steady is the appropriate

Source: anu.edu.au
BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 13:41:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 13:41:00

Financial worries, there's another thing on price make it tougherfor people to own football clubs, so not only stricter tests on their financials, but also when it comes to matters of integrity, we talk about the saudi backed takeover, you can do newcastle united, also sanctions for dealings with vladimir putin, but football has always says it is a business, but of the community and should be treated differently. fans remain, chairman come and go. they want to give fans more power, this could be via a shadow board or a golden share, so fans might have a say in where a new stadium is built, cha...