Search Results | Showing 1281 - 1290 of 4160 results for "April" |
| | | ... spread of the coronavirus under control, and economic indicators - industrial production increased by 3.9% in the year to April after dropping by 13.5% in February; the annual rate of decline in retail spending eased to 7.5% after contracting by a whopping ... |
| | | | ... shareholders," he said. "We prefer capital buffers utilised for the first two. As a result, we wrote to banks and insurers in early April asking that they seriously consider deferring, or at least materially reducing, discretionary capital distributions ... |
| | | | ... with the ASX Small Ordinaries Index dropping 20%, compared to the S&P/ASX 50's fall of 17.3%. Since the beginning of April, both small and large caps bounced back - with small caps disproportionately reaping the rewards of the COVID-19 recovery. ... |
| | | | ... NASDAQ, saw an 11% year on year increase in its net revenue for the first quarter to US$701 million, in results announced on April 22. NASDAQ's revenue is split across non-trading segments (which increased 7%) and market services revenues (which ... |
| | | | ... with US$20 billion requested in direct assistance for pensions as part of a wider US$42 billion bailout request mad in mid-April. The move has been met with widespread criticism, with the editorial board of the Chicago Tribune saying the use of COVID-19 ... |
| | | | ... funds. Having increased the cash balances across both its high conviction and global equities funds strategies by the end of April, Magellan wants to see a meaningful reduction in the risk associated with the global macro backdrop, such as through the ... |
| | | | ... arguing that William Schultz was worth EUR 157 million at max instead of the EUR 800 million that it paid for it. In an April 8 ruling, Castparts won orders for the German company to pay it EUR 643 million to account for the difference. Wilhelm Schulz's ... |
| | | | ... research said. Overall however, financial stress among Australians has decreased over the last month, having peaked at 30.9 on April 21. The proportion of Australians who feel the effects of COVID-19 will impact Australia's economic activity for the ... |
| | | | ... - due to hoarding (of toilet papers) - retail sales (based on its preliminary estimate) dropped by 17.9% in the month of April. "Cafes, restaurants and takeaway food services, clothing, footwear and personal accessory retailing, and department stores ... |
| | | | ... decrease in the May LFS reference period; albeit for a cumulative drop of ~882k since March, which is much larger than the April LFS which showed employment fell 'only' 594k m/m (albeit still a record fall)," UBS said. The JobKeeper package had ... |
|