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| | | ... February, March and April from 3.0% in January and job vacancies have been on a steady uptrend since the start of 2017, real wages are going nowhere. Latest data showed that real wages in Japan showed no growth in the year to April after falling by 0.3% ... |
| | | | ... contribution recorded in the December 2016 quarter - perhaps reflecting sluggish income growth, and worse, negative real wages. This development hasn't gone unnoticed by the RBA. In its June policy statement, the RBA noted: "Wage growth remains low and ... |
| | | | ... caught between recent indications that growth in the economy has stalled - lacklustre growth in employment; negative real wages growth; weakening consumer confidence and retail spending; renewed falls in commodity prices - and continued buoyancy in the ... |
| | | | ... from 8 in the previous period - the fourth straight period of decline. This is hardly surprising given the decline in real wages - down 0.3% in the year to March. Gauging from the details of the April consumer confidence survey (43.2 from 43.9 in March) ... |
| | | | ... say. Wages growth might be at a record low but they're still rising. Bad, I say. This is because when you consider "real wages" - the difference between wages growth and the increase in consumer prices - they have gone backwards. Wages growth of 1.9% ... |
| | | | ... December quarter - that would mitigate upward pressure on inflation. The recent increase in headline inflation means that real wages growth (using December quarter wages figure) have fallen to a negative 0.3% from an already low, but positive 0.4%. My ... |
| | | | ... year-on-year, seasonally adjusted terms) -- helps explain the continued weakness in the growth of pay rates. What is more, real wages - or wage growth less inflation - have also slowed to a two-year low (down to 0.4% in the year to the December 2016 ... |
| | | | ... returned to deflation (-0.1% in December) from 0 in November. The worrying part is that despite lower consumer prices, real wages have started to contract - down 0.4% in the year to December from no growth in the previous month. Needless to say, the ... |
| | | | ... up from the flat reading of the previous month, this is less than market expectations for a 0.2% gain. What is more, real wages has flattened in October following eight consecutive months of positive annual rates of growth. India RBI policy decision ... |
| | | | ... more competitive company tax rate will "encourage investment, raise productivity, increase GDP and over time raise real wages and living standards." Businesses with a turnover of less than $10 million will also be able to access instant write offs for ... |
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