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Supermarket deal on restrictive leases "meaningless"

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission yesterday announced secondary supermarket players Metcash (which supplies IGA stores), Foodworks, SPAR, Franklins and Aldi had agreed they would not enter into any new leasing arrangement which includes restrictions on competition, and would

Nordic Currencies: Krone Declines as Stock Markets, Oil Fall

By Bo Nielsen The krone also fell against the euro after the Norges Bank kept the benchmark deposit rate at 1.75 percent yesterday and said a stronger currency may postpone future rate increases. The Swedish krona slid as the MSCI World Index of global stocks dropped 1.9

Rates hold-up robs banks of best-laid plans

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As much as it may encourage consumers to take out new loans and stimulate additional business, it robs the banks of an opportunity to quietly raise rates on products such as business loans and credit cards that don't attract as much attention as the cost of mortgages. Not that any of the big
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