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| | | ... do so. The December 2019 Eurosystem staff macroeconomic projections for the euro area was broadly unchanged from its September forecasts. Annual real GDP is expected to grow by 1.2% this year (up from September's forecast of 1.1%), 1.1% in 2020 (from ... |
| | | | ... the Fed's latest missive at the conclusion of its 10-11 December FOMC meeting - after three 25 bps cuts - in July, September and October - that took the fed funds rate from 2.5% to 1.75%. Fed chair Jerome Powell was full of optimism. "Our economic ... |
| | | | ... of circa 4.5 years and offers a wide range of on-site services and amenities for students." The ASAP JV was formed in September this year, with AXA IM on behalf of clients and alongside Allianz, Scape and APG. "The ASAP JV is an important part of AXA ... |
| | | | ... -21.2 in the second half of this year from -16.9 in the first half. Note that the survey was conducted between 13 and 26 September 2019 - after the RBA has already cut the official cash rate by a total of 50 bps to 1.0% and before the October rate reduction ... |
| | | | ... expectations for a gain of 175,000 and the most since January this year. Even better, revisions added a total of 41,000 to September and October employment numbers, bringing the three-month average growth in jobs to 205,000 (up by 29,000). The unemployment ... |
| | | | ... 9.3% p.a. and a Sharpe ratio - the amount of returns per unit of risk - of 2.0 over a three-year period to the end of September. Sunsuper, Cbus, Media Super, NGS Super all made the top five, while Club Plus, Hostplus, CareSuper, First State Super and ... |
| | | | ... statements for many months now: "The main domestic uncertainty continues to be the outlook for consumption." This is what the September quarter National Accounts underscored when it revealed that despite the 2.5% quarterly increase in household disposable ... |
| | | | Australia's economic growth accelerated to 1.7% in the year to the September quarter from 1.6% in the June quarter, justifying Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor Philip Lowe's oft-repeated claim that, "the Australian economy appears to ... |
| | | | ... has promoted internally to appoint a head of Australian fixed income, after the team lost two experienced investors in September. Garreth Innes is moving into the Sydney-based role after eight years on the team. He reports to ASI's head of fixed ... |
| | | | ... a consumer focused perspective on policy debates is going to be the most important thing." At the group's launch in September, O'Halloran said the lack of consumer representation in super debates had gone on for "far too long", a sentiment he reiterated ... |
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