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| | | ... deputy governor Guy Debelle's hinting a down move on interest rates. In his address to the Australian Business Economists Annual Dinner in Sydney yesterday, Debelle said: "The Reserve Bank has repeatedly said that our expectation is that the next ... |
| | | | ... economy - that is, neither speeding up nor slowing down growth. My FOMC colleagues and I, as well as many private-sector economists, are forecasting continued solid growth, low unemployment, and inflation near 2%." And about the equity markets... "The ... |
| | | | ... wouldn't mean nothing (yeah, I know double negative, but I've always wanted to be a gangsta). This reminds me of some "economists" jokes: Q: How many economists does it take to change a light bulb? A: Seven, plus or minus ten. Neutral interest ... |
| | | | ... dated, is more sensitive to a change in interest rates, he says. Interest rates haven't moved since August 2016. Economists who forecast RBA would lift rates at least once by year-end have only two board meetings left to see if their predictions ... |
| | | | ... there will be a recession at some point in the next few years," he said. "2020 seems like a reasonable bet. Smarter economists than me are saying 2020, in fact there are plenty of them." |
| | | | ... of petrol subsidies would reportedly save the Venezuelan government US$10 billion per annum. These are reasons why economists and Venezuelans are confused for higher taxes and lesser subsidies would only further erode Venezuela's purchasing power ... |
| | | | ... relatively good climate and build financial resilience before storm clouds form. Speaking at an Australian Business Economists lunch yesterday, APRA chairman Wayne Byres foreshadowed strong winds in finance, warning Australian institutions not to fail ... |
| | | | ... Walters is taking the inaugural position as the state's chief economist. He currently chairs Australian Business Economists (ABE)'s executive committee. He was J.P. Morgan's chief economist for more than a decade. Most recently, he was a ... |
| | | | ... often prone to statistical revision, may actually belie a relatively healthy economy on pace for modest growth in 2018, economists said." Then again, revisions can go both ways - up or down. Case in point: fourth quarter GDP data was revised down from ... |
| | | | ... $8bn per year in 2017-2018 and 2018-2019, the same as the prior two years and hence gives little boost to GDP," UBS economists led by George Tharneou said in a research note today. The Government also wants to invest more than $2.4 billion in Australia's ... |
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