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| | | ... long-term interest rates, which would be a headwind given the very large capital investment required to decarbonise the economy. On the other hand, deregulation could accelerate investment in renewable infrastructure, as occurred during Trump's first ... |
| | | | ... prospects for Chinese equities. We're encouraged by signs that the authorities are prioritising policy support to shore up the economy and expect stimulus measures to continue evolving in the year ahead. "A more benign regulatory backdrop compared with ... |
| | | | ... further 25% on Mexico and Canada as soon as he comes into office," Mousina said. "Trade disputes create uncertainty in the economy and financial markets because it is unclear how countries will respond to threats. Usually, countries that have had tariffs ... |
| | | | ... factor contributing to the stickiness of inflation in Australia is stagnant labour productivity growth, which has left the economy still operating near its capacity despite softening demand," Feng said. However, Feng added that market sectors may face ... |
| | | | ... the financial services sector," Chalmers said. "It complements our other efforts to better target regulation across the economy, including through the biggest overhaul to merger settings in 50 years and our changes to strengthen and streamline the foreign ... |
| | | | ... medium to long term, "higher productivity growth also underpins fiscal sustainability." "Even small changes that make the economy more dynamic and efficient can deliver big economic dividends and add up to major improvements in real wages and living ... |
| | | | ... fiscal outlook (PEFO). "We are on track for a soft landing, and you can see that in any of the economic indicators. The economy is growing, inflation is moderating, real wages and real incomes are growing, unemployment is low - one million jobs have ... |
| | | | ... yet had the same impact on high risk and vulnerable groups - those with more debt. In addition, the data showed that the economy is still weak in places. "Economic stresses are still evident, especially amongst 30-something mortgage holders," Hasseldine ... |
| | | | ... energy investment and stop payments to the UN Green Climate Fund," it said. The report said a slow decarbonisation of the economy increases the likelihood of a disorderly transition, raising costs, negatively impacting growth and increasing volatility. ... |
| | | | ... but our hopes are slim on the bank's firm hawkish leanings. Keeping policy restrictive till 'mid-2025' will not let the economy escape this deep downturn." IG market analyst Tony Sycamore said the soft GDP read reflects the RBA's restrictive policy settings. ... |
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