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| | | ... Debt-servicing challenges will become more difficult still if household incomes are affected by worse-than-expected labour market outcomes." While corporate indebtedness in Australia remains low, many businesses face rising cost pressures, higher interest ... |
| | | | ... be too aggressive like the US and other central banks to lead the economy to some form of recession, despite the labour market still being quite tight." University of Sydney professor of macroeconomics James Morley said: "I think the RBA will continue ... |
| | | | ... contrarian view by forecasting a 25 basis point hike." "The RBA is aware that this is a double-edged sword. A tight labour market, strong retail sales, higher energy prices and continued supply shocks generally are all reasons to behave hawkishly; however ... |
| | | | ... moving to a new job and they may have greater bargaining power over what they are paid, particularly in today's tight labour market." However, Grant surmised that many women may not know about the existence of the wages gap as salaries are confidential ... |
| | | | ... sector has a large proportion of jobs paid under multi-year enterprise agreements which tend to be less reactive to labour market conditions. Sharing her outlook, ASPL Group chief executive Kris Grant said with the tight labour market, pressure on salaries ... |
| | | | ... reflecting external and, more significantly, domestic price pressures. As suggested by the latest employment report, the labour market has remained extremely tight, which has supported wage growth. "While the Fed will draw some comfort from todays' inflation ... |
| | | | ... factors either. The central bank notes Australia has widespread upward pressures on prices from strong demand, a tight labour market and capacity constraints in some sectors of the economy. Nevertheless, inflation is forecast to peak later this year ... |
| | | | ... congressional mandate to promote maximum employment and price stability, the current picture is plain to see: The labour market is extremely tight, and inflation is much too high." Aside from continuing the process of significantly reducing the size ... |
| | | | ... employment and lower numbers of employed people becoming unemployed. "Together these flows reflect an increasingly tight labour market, with high demand for engaging and retaining workers, as well as ongoing labour shortages," Jarvis said. VanEck head ... |
| | | | Janus Henderson analysis found that Australian corporate debt has fallen 21.5% over 12 months because of booming cash flows from local miners. Sharp rebounds in profits among Australian companies along with debt repayments have pushed Australia's corporate ... |
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