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| | | ... 3.8% in the 12 months to December 2025, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). "The 3.8% annual CPI inflation to December was up from 3.4% to November," ABS head of prices statistics Michelle Marquardt said. The largest contributor to ... |
| | | | ... David Bassanese said while the report "does not guarantee a Reserve Bank interest rate hike," it makes next week's inflation report "even more [of] a 'make or break' moment." The numbers shocked, with a 65,000 bounce back in employment for ... |
| | | | ... economy in size and that if it were to continue to grow, the US "could ultimately experience a financial crisis, an inflation crisis, an austerity crisis, a currency crisis, a default crisis, a gradual crisis, or some combination of crises. Any of these ... |
| | | | ... high. "Profits, cash flow and shareholder distributions have all doubled since 2016, expanding twice as fast as global inflation. This long-term growth has driven up share prices bringing large capital gains, and generated trillions of dollars in cash ... |
| | | | ... ahead, we expect global markets to remain influenced by economic and policy developments, including efforts to manage inflation, support growth and stimulate investment in areas like technology and housing," Eliot said. "While these factors provide a ... |
| | | | ... fast pace of technological change and enhanced by looming debt maturity walls, slower GDP growth, and elevated global inflation, the volume of transaction opportunities requiring flexible private capital solutions is only increasing. "The special opportunities ... |
| | | | The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects global inflation will continue it's decline, but Australia will buck the trend. In its more recent World Economic Outlook (WEO), the IMF said headline global inflation is expected to fall to 3.8% in 2026 ... |
| | | | ... further destabilise businesses and societies. This incidentally leads to concerns over an economic downturn, rising inflation and potential asset bubbles as countries face high debt burdens and volatile markets. "In a world already weakened by rising ... |
| | | | ... that simply lowering or abolishing the discount is not the answer. "The discount is intended to address the impact of inflation and the lumpiness of gains, which can push low and middle-income Australians into higher tax brackets in a single year. Any ... |
| | | | ... clients through a deep focus on specialist investment management. We focus on core infrastructure with lower volatility, inflation protection, and income stability," he said. "Leveraging the technology and business infrastructure provided by Pacific ... |
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