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| | | ... Japan (BoJ) meets this week to decide on the country's monetary policy setting. With Japan teetering on the brink of a recession, the BoJ's hope of bringing interest rates to normal levels may have to wait a little longer. Japan's central bank is expected ... |
| | | | ... inception of the monetary union and another negative result in the September quarter will bring the economy into a technical recession. Year-on-year growth decelerated to 1.5 percent in the second quarter from 2.1 percent in the first. |
| | | | ... a number of factors. The credit markets will need to re-establish themselves and it also depends on how long the US recession will entail," he said. Hiscock also singled out the correlation between listed and direct property markets, but claims that ... |
| | | | ... government - historically always more bullish on the economy - has warned that Japan could tip over into a technical recession. In year-on-year terms, real GDP growth is expected to slow to 2.3 percent from a strong 4 percent rise in the first quarter. ... |
| | | | ... attention focused on interest rate decisions in Britain and the eurozone, highlighting the dual threats of inflation and recession. Both central banks kept rates on hold. The FTSE 100 index shed 8.6 points, or 0.16 per cent, to close at 5,477.50. FRANKFURT ... |
| | | | ... admits to this slowdown, and worse, it said that economy is 'deteriorating' increasing the likelihood of a technical recession. Newly appointed Japanese Finance Minister Bunmei Ibuki stressed that he saw a danger of 'cost-push stagflation' in Japan ... |
| | | | ... losing momentum but given the boost to national income from our rising terms of trade, worries that it could slump into a recession are exaggerated. In addition, inflation remains 1.5 percent above the RBA's upper limit. Yes, the RBA targets medium term ... |
| | | | ... speculation of an RBA cut in interest rates even before the year is over, citing concern that the economy might fall into recession. However, consensus expectations remain for steady interest rates. Given elevated inflation levels, calls for a reduction ... |
| | | | ... calls for an RBA cut in interest rates even before the year is over, citing concerns that the economy might fall into recession. This may be a bit premature given elevated inflation levels and that the annual growth rate in retail spending remains at ... |
| | | | ... divorce before the credit crunch eats away too much more of their potential capital. The same effect was noticed in the UK recession of the early nineties, reported the magazine. |
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