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| | | ... property, and big consolidated companies as tenants, such as Coles or Australia Post, Stacker said. The expected slowing of GDP growth to 3 per cent this year is not likely to deeply affect the property market, even though it is tightly linked with the ... |
| | | | ... become less extreme, and if smaller countries can stop being so competitive. "The periphery countries are falling behind [in GDP growth] so the level of GDP as a whole is well below its previous peak," he explained. |
| | | | ... (pardon the pun, or is this a pun?) by news of continuing contraction in the economies of the Eurozone and Japan. Eurozone real GDP dropped by 0.6% in the fourth quarter - the fifth straight quarter of decline - following a 0.1% fall in the third while ... |
| | | | ... have it in black and white. In its quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy (released on 7 February), the RBA declared that: "GDP growth is expected to be below trend at around 2A1/2 per cent over 2013 before picking up to just under 3 per cent over 2014. ... |
| | | | ... change in fundamentals. "There's still little earnings growth, the banks are showing no lending growth and we've downgraded our GDP forecasts for the Australian economy over this year and next from 3.5% to 2.4%," he said. Despite the trend towards what ... |
| | | | Australia now has the world's fourth largest pension pool after superannuation assets relative to GDP rose to 101% in 2012, according to a Towers Watson report. According to the Towers Watson Global Pension Assets Study, Australian superannuation assets ... |
| | | | ... growing stronger than expected this year. The Philippines and Taiwan just reported better than forecasts December quarter GDP growth and Singapore posting the lowest unemployment rate in five years. There are positive signs in Japan too. Retail sales ... |
| | | | ... superannuation tax concessions is expected to climb 48% to $45 billion. The 11% annual increase contrasts with inflation and GDP growth that is expected to be within the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) mandated 2-3% band. Superannuation tax concession ... |
| | | | ... catching up. We've seen the improving dynamics in the China and the US recently - yes, yes, except for the US fourth quarter GDP report (but that was the state of the economy in the last three months of last year, things have continued to improve since ... |
| | | | ... the "Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU)" forecast, India will end the year 2012 with a budget deficit equivalent to 6.1% of GDP and a current account deficit amounting to 4.2% of national output. The government's recent efforts to revive economic activity ... |
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