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| | | ... "lose-lose" situation of a trade war is averted. Still, this will continue to task the minds of investors and more especially, central bankers, everywhere, as to how to react and mitigate the uncertainty that is Trump on their respective economies. Case ... |
| | | | ... year to end-February. The year-on-year growth rate has slowed some more to 1.1% as at the 20th of March. The Australian central bank would definitely welcome this orderly slowdown in property price growth, particularly in terms of its efforts to lessen ... |
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| | | | ... taking the fed funds rate to 1.5%-1.75% - CME FedWatch Tool has the probability of a rate hike at 94.4% - when the US central bank concludes its two-day FOMC meeting on 21 March. But perhaps, the right statement is not that markets are widely expecting ... |
| | | | ... positive and strengthening growth in the domestic economy should, in time, lift measured inflation towards the Japanese central bank's 2% inflation target. This is exactly what financial markets and economists are prognosticating -- the same chain of ... |
| | | | ... news" implied by above-trend global growth and "gently rising inflation." Exacerbating this is the wider global trend of central banks tightening monetary policy. "While fundamentals and technicals keep us invested, our assessment of valuations argues ... |
| | | | ... remain on hold through to end-2018 with the potential for more government spending - read, tax cuts - as government and central bank try to shift economic growth into a higher gear. If you want to read further, below is a snippet from the Financial Standard ... |
| | | | ... Economics Guide: Making sense of key economic data These were reasons enough for both the ANZ and NAB to expect the Australian central bank to lift the official cash rate twice this year. In September 2017, the AFR printed that the ANZ "forecast the ... |
| | | | ... the first year for a long time where there is going to be net supply from governments "that's not totally knocked up by central bank buying through their QE programs." He adds the "marginal investor" has also played a role where bond prices have been ... |
| | | | An influx of economic data and surveys are set for release this week. The central banks of Australia, Canada, the Eurozone and Japan are also scheduled to meet. Don't bother with any of them. Whatever the indicators indicate and the central banks decide ... |
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