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| | | ... deteriorate. In the August 10 edition of the Hands-On China Report, Ulrich wrote that the 87% expansion of China's M2 money supply since January 2008 had caused "very stubborn" inflation which had been worsened by food supply disruptions and rising commodity ... |
| | | | ... Currently investment in modern nursing homes is stilted due to Australian Government's planning targets, with price and supply constraints as the Government currently instructs providers where to build, how many beds and when to expand. However, the ... |
| | | | ... "Although the Productivity Commission says that there should be more of a market approach to this, in the sense that the supply of aged care places is opened up, they also say that the prices in the sector should continue to be regulated by the government ... |
| | | | ... non-farm businesses in the US in July, fewer than in June but better than analysts had expected. As well, the Institute for Supply Management said its index of non-manufacturing activity fell to 52.7 last month, indicating that the US service sector ... |
| | | | ... itself but has many characteristics of currency investing," said Moodley. But what's really driving gold is its lack of supply amidst feverish demand that is being fuelled by unstable world capital markets. The chaos in Washington this month over their ... |
| | | | "So when you're near me, darling can't you hear me S. O. S. The love you gave me, nothing else can save me S. O. S. When you're gone How can I even try to go on? When you're gone Though I try how can I carry on?" - ABBA Now you believe me? The US bond ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure projects dry up. "Many of our clients have perceived opportunities to take advantage of the imbalance between supply and demand and on a risk adjusted basis, move higher up the capital structure than equity holders but never the less receive ... |
| | | | ... become investors' fresh fear now that the deal is done and voila, here we are. A sharp 4.4-point drop in the US Institute of Supply Management's (ISM) manufacturing index took the thunder off the deal news. The index fell to 50.9 in July - still above ... |
| | | | ... anticipate growth to rebound in the second half of the year as the negative impact of some temporary factors (higher oil prices, supply chain disruptions) dissipates. |
| | | | ... recent slowdown in the US economy had been due to temporary factors - high petrol and Japan disaster-induced disruptions to supply chains. That Sir Ben believes that the US economy should grow faster in the second half as these temporary factors fade. ... |
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