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RHOBH star Kyle Richards looked stunning in an $800 floral mini dress at a luncheon in Sydney

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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards wore a floral mini dress as he ended his trip to Sydney at a VIP lunch By Chloe-lee Longhetti For The Australian Daily Surat Published: 11:01 PM EDT, 21 July 2022 | Updated: 11:17 PM EDT, 21 July 2022 Kyle Richards has spent the past week in Sydney promoting the new season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. And the 53-year-old socialite ended her press trip on Thursday by attending an exclusive lunch at the five-star Kimpton Margot hotel in the CBD. Kyle, who is Kathy Hilton’s sister, looked stunning in a floral mini dress by Australian designer Zimmermann, which retails for $800. RHOBH star Kyle Richards ended his Sydney press trip on Thursday by attending an exclusive lunch at the Kimpton Margot hotel in the CBD. (Photo with stylist Deni Todorovi) Kyle’s dress features a flowing neckline, balloon sleeves, belted waist, and light skirt. The age-de...

The market's historic mini rally faces three big tests

Can we really see the equity base? Rubner certainly sees signs of resilience, not least of which is that for all the pain investors have endured this year, they have continued to hold on to their shares, with small equity outflows this year far from the investor capitulation that has historically signaled the end of a bear market. That the rally on Wall Street was not derailed by the strong US employment data released late Friday also shows fresh signs of resilience. Indeed, the idea that bad news is good news – that is, strong economic data supporting a further round of aggressive central bank rate hikes is actually positive because it will bring about a recession that will see the Federal Reserve start easing monetary policy again – seems to be gaining some acceptance. . The shift from cyclical stocks that will succeed in an inflationary environment towards stocks that win when inflation is low or even falling speaks for itself. Bank of America data showed material stocks on Wall Str...