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| | | ... the very least) or saved it from a negative print (at best). Together, hoarders and panic-buyers sent Australian retail sales to what the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) labelled "unprecedented demand" in March. Preliminary estimates by the ABS ... |
| | | | ... have work are limited from spending due to social restriction regulations and business shutdowns. Not surprising, US retail sales plummeted by 8.7% in the month of March, with consumers only increasing their purchases of "food and beverages" (25.6%) ... |
| | | | ... plummeting by 24.5 in February; industrial production's 13.5% dive in Feb was followed by a 1.1% decline in March; and, retail sales slumped by 20.5% and 15.8% (year-on-year) in February and March, respectively. We, Australians all, are in for a lot ... |
| | | | ... million mark and deaths reach nearly 137,000. US industrial output fell to levels not seen in 70 years in March, while retail sales fell by 8.7%. The New York Federal Reserve's Empire State Index plummeted 57 points to -78.2 in April, its lowest ... |
| | | | ... a peak of 851 on March 3. But make no mistake the coronavirus will have an impact on economic activity. Already, retail sales declined by 2.3% in the year to February following a 1.8% increase in the previous month. Plunging consumer confidence suggests ... |
| | | | ... financial advisers. He joins former Challenger colleague, Vito D'Introno, who left as Challenger's head of retail sales late last year to join Yarra as its first chief commercial officer. "Rommel's appointment forms part of the planned build ... |
| | | | ... expansion in December; fixed asset investment plunged by 24.5% over the same period (following a 5.4% gain); and, retail sales sank by 20.5% (after growing by 8.0% at the end of 2019), reports are that, as at March 20, China has recorded no domestically-transmitted ... |
| | | | ... 6.9% expansion in December. Fixed asset investment plunged by 24.5% over the same period (following a 5.4% gain) and retail sales sank by 20.5% (after growing by 8.0% at the end of 2019). This understandable and to be expected given the stoppages and ... |
| | | | ... 186.5% in the September 2019 quarter (latest available) - and that long hoped for acceleration in consumer spending - retail sales had been growing between 2% and 4% over the past five years compared with boom time conditions when it grew between 6% ... |
| | | | ... as we continue to build our offering." Glazier has previously worked as Colonial First State's state manager for retail sales in New South Wales. He had also worked at Perpetual Investments, Lion Nathan Australia and ING. Mathie finished up last August ... |
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