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| | | | Resilient job markets are keeping major economies above water, staring down the threat of a global recession, as well as geopolitical and climate woes. Newly released ABS figures show that Australia's labour market remained strong in June, adding ... |
| | | | ... increases in prices and wages under such levels of labour market tightness," the RBA said. Persistent inflation in advanced economies and central banks "unexpected or larger than expected" monetary tightening over the preceding month was also a key consideration. ... |
| | | | ... translate into lower costs, improved member services and innovative technology. We expect to see cost savings and greater economies of scale as time goes on. Those synergies will mean strong benefits to members of both funds," they said. |
| | | | ... 12 years from 2033 to 2034. "The budget is forecast to return to surplus in 2022-23 before most of the major advanced economies," he said. "The Albanese government has been able to deliver a stronger fiscal position while providing cost-of-living relief ... |
| | | | ... streams, disciplined risk management and balance sheet for all seasons will benefit our clients, employees, investors, the economies we serve and the wider financial s |
| | | | ... flowing through to higher export revenues." Although the Australian economy is expected to outperform all major advanced economies, global and domestic headwinds will inevitably drag on activity in 2023-24. A more pronounced slowdown in the world economy ... |
| | | | ... from actively managed equity strategies, as macroeconomic factors dominated individual stock picking. He explained that economies are diverging, and companies can now better differentiate themselves in a challenging environment. Consequently, Alpha-seeking ... |
| | | | ... energy prices have come down, underlying price pressures are proving sticky, with labour markets tight in a number of economies," the IMF said. "Side effects from the fast rise in policy rates are becoming apparent, as banking sector vulnerabilities ... |
| | | | ... China and Canada. However, the Australian Institute said, the results reflect a worldwide trend: an examination of other economies confirms that the benefits of economic growth are going disproportionately to the top 10% of income recipients. "The share ... |
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