Search Results | Showing 141 - 150 of 163 results for "Household spending" |
| | | ... of increase. Industrial production fell by 0.1 per cent in May versus expectations of a 0.4 per cent gain. Household spending dropped by 0.7 per cent, worse than forecasts for a gain of 0.5 per cent. Who cares? The world boomed and busted while Japan ... |
| | | | ... to a noticeable pickup in the pace of consumer spending during the first quarter, participants agreed that household spending going forward was likely to remain constrained by weak labor market conditions, lower housing wealth, tight credit, and modest ... |
| | | | ... to a noticeable pickup in the pace of consumer spending during the first quarter, participants agreed that household spending going forward was likely to remain constrained by weak labor market conditions, lower housing wealth, tight credit, and modest ... |
| | | | ... the previous month as the economy added 540K jobs - the biggest since October 1973. More good news for Japan. Household spending increased by 1.7 per cent in January - the sixth straight month of increases. And our other neighbours? The Indian government ... |
| | | | ... fears that Chinese growth is unsustainable because domestic demand is absent, consumption - which includes household spending - contributed 4.0 percentage points to third quarter growth. Chinese retail sales surged at an annual rate of 15.1 per cent ... |
| | | | ... would be spent. The US Federal Reserve, having no more room to move, prints money. The uncertainty causes US household spending to retrench, putting pressure on corporate revenues. Lower revenues force companies to reduce costs to preserve profits by ... |
| | | | ... businesses are closing their doors, job losses are increasing, consumer sentiment has hit an all-time low, household spending continues to soften, house prices are still on a downtrend, equity prices remain weak and global growth is failing. At the start ... |
| | | | ... in conjunction with other factors including rising fuel costs, is working to restrain demand. Indicators of household spending have recorded subdued outcomes over recent months, and credit expansion to both households and businesses has weakened significantly. ... |
| | | | ... and 1979 oil shocks. This impact will flow from three primary sources; moderating sales growth (from slower household spending), higher debt servicing costs (due to the associated rise in interest rates) and increased operating costs (including transport ... |
| | | | ... because cracks are slowly starting to appear in the European economy. "High inflation is exerting pressure on household spending, the strong euro is threatening exports, the screws are being turned on credit terms, and the labour market is starting to ... |
|