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| | | ... markets, most of which are largely oil-dependent. Lower oil prices are, net-net, positive for growth. They are de facto tax cuts or interest rate reductions in that they raise household disposable income that, in turn, lifts consumer spending and by ... |
| | | | ... release around 800 billion yuan (US$117 billion) of liquidity, as well as, boosting counter-cyclical policies such as tax cuts, fee reductions and further decreases in the RRR. Seen in this light, Trump has already won the war against China. More so ... |
| | | | ... the microeconomic level. Developments such as trade, increased infrastructure investment, increased bond issuance and tax cuts will take longer to impact Chinese consumers and the wider economy. The final factor is the consideration of whether emerging ... |
| | | | ... to "Make America Great Again", the more the Fed becomes determined to reduce/remove policy accommodation. Trump's tax cuts and infrastructure spend has given extra oomph to the US economy. Ones, that the Fed is trying to hose down by virtue of its ... |
| | | | ... from the major economies of China, the Eurozone and Japan clearly show the loss of growth momentum there. Trump's tax cuts and fiscal spending would not provide the oomph it generated this year, unless he doubles up on these. And... we have yet to ... |
| | | | ... provides income - and in this case, offers of higher salaries - more employed Americans would benefit from Trump's tax cuts. Not only that, the US government budget wins too, in that it's spending less on unemployment benefits. Latest data show ... |
| | | | ... accelerated from an annualised rate of 3.8% in the June quarter to 4% in the September quarter. To be sure, Trump's tax cuts are now working its way into the US economy, lifting consumers' disposable income that is generating a virtuous cycle ... |
| | | | ... blame. The Fed wouldn't have to raise interest rates as much and as expected had Trump not goosed the economy with his tax cuts and fiscal spend - the economy was already in its way up without these, thank you very much. Trump's correct in claiming ... |
| | | | ... Yet hope has sprung! It appears that the Chinese government has now borrowed a leaf from its adversary in the form of tax cuts. China's Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation has just published the personal income tax deduction ... |
| | | | ... Fed has already achieved its aim at current policy settings. This helps explains Trump's tantrum (especially as his tax cuts and fiscal spending helped engineer the boom in activity), as well as justifying the markets' anxiety over the Fed's ... |
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