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| | ... Distribution Obligations (DDO) legislation. Releasing notes from the inaugural Superannuation CEO Roundtable that took place on April 30, ASIC and APRA said chief executives in attendance noted there is ongoing industry discussion as to what defines ... |
| | | ... released forecasts that are at odds with the central bank. Commonwealth Bank predicted that the RBA would lift interest rates by late-2022; Westpac by early-2023; the ANZ expects two hikes - one in mid-2023 and another by the end of that year. Only NAB ... |
| | | ... straight month indicating contraction in private sector activity - from May's final reading of 48.8 in May and 51.0 in April. "New orders also reduced for the second successive month, and at the fastest pace since February. Panel members commonly ... |
| | | ... properties and is valued at $2.3 billion. In May, it bid to acquire APN Group that valued the latter at about $320 million. In April, the Dexus Wholesale Property Fund and the AMP Capital Diversified Property Fund won shareholder approval from both funds ... |
| | | ... market consensus expectations. The NBS reported that Chinese retail sales grew by 12.4% in the year to May down from 17.7% April, March's year-on-year rate of 34.2% and lower than market expectations for a 17.0% print. The annual growth in industrial ... |
| | | ... Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS): "Employment increased by 115,000 people in May, following the 31,000 fall in April, around the Easter holiday period. Over the past two months, employment increased by around 84,000 people, and was 1% higher ... |
| | | ... that, Virginia, is a place we can call home. It's a dollar short (several thousands -millions? -- in fact) and a day late but the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) recently released Residential Property Price Indexes: Eight Capital Cities ... |
| | | ... foretells continued improvement. The IHS Markit Eurozone PMI composite index increased to a reading of 57.1 in May from 53.8 in April - the highest since February 2018 and the third straight month indicating expansion. The manufacturing sector recorded ... |
| | | ... Street rallied last month when the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that the US economy added 266,000 jobs in April, well-below market expectations for a nearly 1 million gain (978,000 to be exact), but sold off three days later when the ... |
| | | ... to drive growth in the country's consumer prices significantly beyond zero. In his press conference after the 27-28 April FOMC meeting, Fed Chairman Powell stated that, "Readings on inflation have increased and are likely to rise somewhat further ... |
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