Australia central bank seen cutting rates to 0.75% this year

Australia central bank seen cutting rates to 0.75% this year

SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia’s central bank is widely expected to cut its benchmark cash rate two more times this year to an unprecedented 0.75% in a bid to boost growth and inflation. FILE PHOTO: A goods deliverer walks past the Reserve Bank of Australia …
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PRECIOUS-Gold falls as dollar edges higher; US-China trade talks in focus

… * SPDR Gold holdings fall 0.2% on Wednesday. * Gold to stabilise around $1,404/oz, bounce to $1,421-technicals (Updates prices). By Brijesh Patel. June 27 (Reuters) – Gold prices dipped on Thursday as the dollar inched higher to a near one-week high, …
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Starbucks Is Losing Money in the UK

Starbucks Corp. reported an annual loss in its U.K. operations, saying foot traffic at its cafes declined in a downbeat economy and as consumers want coffee delivered to their homes or desks. The company’s British store arm lost 17.2 million pounds (about …
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Dairy producers exiting the industry before it's too late

Dairy producers are rushing to exit the industry, as poor milk prices and high production costs contribute to the decline. Dairy Food Safety Victoria figures show there has been a net loss of about 375 dairy farms since June 30 last year. Compared to some …
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VW's Traton IPO expected to price at low end of range: bookrunner

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Volkswagen’s (VOWG_p.DE) truck unit Traton is expected to price its initial public offering (IPO) at the low end of a 27 euros to 33 euros price range, a bookrunner said on Thursday. The final price guidance given to investors was for …
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