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loans News Archive10-Aug-2005
- 'AUSTRALIA SEES NUMBER OF LOANS FOR HOMES FALL 0.9 PCT IN JUNE (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)
Statistics The number of loans for homes fell 0.9 per cent in June, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said today.- 'High-interest loans threaten clothing firms (Viet Nam News)
HA NOI High-interest loans have put textile and garment makers at risk of net losses, especially when combined with rising raw material prices, industrial experts have said.- 'FALL IN AUSTRALIA'S JUNE HOME LOANS JUST A HICCUP: MBA (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)
Infrastructure A fall in home loans in June was described by Master Builders Australia today as a hiccup and a delayed reaction from the March interest rate rise.- 'GAWE to help women to access loans (Ghanaweb.com)
Sunyani, Aug 09, GNA - Mrs Lucia Quachey, the National President of Ghana Association of Women Entrepreneurs, has said stringent collateral conditions demanded by financial institutions have constrained women entrepreneurs from contracting loans.- 'Fall In Australia's June Home Loans Just A Hiccup: MBA (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
A fall in home loans in June was described by Master Builders Australia today as a hiccup and a delayed reaction from the March interest rate rise.- 'Home loans fall but debt rises (The Age)
The number of loans for homes fell 0.9 per cent in June, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said today. The bureau said despite the fall, the actual value of loans jumped two per cent to $17.3 billion on the back of a return of investors to the apartment sector.- 'Zia moves disqualification reference against CM * Opposition leader says CM had Rs 38m in loans written off (Daily Times)
LAHORE: Qazim Zia, the opposition leader in the Punjab Assembly, has moved a reference to the assembly speaker for the disqualification of Chief Minister Pervaiz Elahi for allegedly getting Rs 38 million in loans written off.- 'China brokers win 1.45b yuan in loans (Weekend Standard)
Three of the mainland's biggest brokers have won 1.45 billion yuan (HK$1.4 billion) in revolving loans from state lenders, executives said Tuesday, as Beijing pushes its crucial agenda of shoring up the loss-making, overcrowded sector.
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