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| | | ... rising cases in NSW and the early part of the subsequent lockdowns both there and in other states", the latest NAB business survey revealed both conditions and confidence taking a hit. Business confidence nearly halved to +11 in June from +20 in May. ... |
| | | | ... distance from the inflation and employment objectives. However, the board is responding to the stronger-than-expected economic recovery and the improved outlook by adjusting the weekly amount purchased." In the US, market action was dominated by the ... |
| | | | ... members to The New Daily achieves two objectives. It improves financial literacy... and it improves engagement," Silk said. A survey of AustralianSuper members who had been subscribed to the publication found that most had read its financial content ... |
| | | | Australian economic and survey releases over the past week continued to paint a picture of a strengthening recovery. However, the rosy results preceded the outbreak of the Delta variant that prompted lockdowns and/or tightened restrictions in major ... |
| | | | ... returns in a low-yield environment. Some major concerns for Australian investors as they look to the future are slow economic recovery (44%), low interest rates (42%) and market volatility (40%). However, one of the biggest unforeseen challenges is managing ... |
| | | | ... up well in the face of the pandemic, thanks in part to Australia's effective response to COVID-19 and the subsequent economic rebound, but also importantly reflecting the Australian real estate sector's strong, long-term underlying fundamentals," ANREV ... |
| | | | ... finding employment. And why the heck wouldn't Australians see the glass more than half-full? Not when the NAB business survey found that business conditions rose to a fresh record high reading of +37 in May, from what were then all-time highs of ... |
| | | | ... superannuation system. In a paper, they argued that the hot residential property market is at the expense of broader economic stability. UNSW researchers Hal Pawson, Bill Randolph and Fatemeh Aminpour partnered with Duncan Maclennan and Jinqiao Long ... |
| | | | ... Using the same measure, this beats the US's 0.4% GDP expansion over the same one-year period, and far and away from economic contractions in the Eurozone (-1.8%), Japan (-1.8), and the United Kingdom (-6.1%). There'll always be dissenters but ... |
| | | | ... high-net-worth investors are optimistic despite low interest rates. The research shows only 1% of HNWs were negative about the economic outlook, while 49% were positive and 40% were neutral. More than half (54%) were more concerned about COVID-19's impact ... |
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