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| | | ... with 19 years of manager research experience and has most recently held roles with Willis Towers Watson in Australia and Germany. Elsewhere, Alex Miller has joined the private markets team as an infrastructure transaction specialist. With more than 18 ... |
| | | | Germany trade balance Germany's trade surplus expanded by 2.6% to €20.0 billion in August - in line with market expectations - from July's €19.5 billion surplus as exports grew by much more than imports over the month, 5.4% versus 3.0%. Germany's ... |
| | | | ... highest reading in three months that was driven by improvements in output, new orders, new export business and employment. Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Spain recorded the fastest growth in September, Italy moved to expansion territory while ... |
| | | | ... don't expect any move towards aggressive fiscal policy expansion in Europe until after next year's elections in France and Germany. Political leaders in those countries will want to feel politically secure before embarking on a major budget exercise. ... |
| | | | ... biggest economy. Strong monthly gains in construction output were also recorded in Slovenia (up 2.0%), Spain (1.9%) and Germany (1.8%). In year-on-year terms, euro area construction output rose by 3.1% in July after a 0.6% gain in the previous month. ... |
| | | | ... market but suddenly I was confronted with all these different cultures with Southern Europe versus Northern Europe and Germany versus Spain. It was a massive learning curve but it was great. Having a team with such diversity of culture was so different. ... |
| | | | ... as expected is ranked number one accounting for 25% of global economic output, followed by China on 15%, Japan on 6%, Germany on 5%, the UK on 4% and France on 3%. The leading 10 nations make up 68% of the world total. Australia's A$1.6 trillion GDP ... |
| | | | ... Europe the top 10 countries for retirement outcome are: Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, New Zealand, Sweden, Australia, Germany, The Netherlands, Austria and Canada. Commenting on the results managing director of Natixis in Australia, Kevin Haran said ... |
| | | | ... that there are already 360 HSR trains operating around the world although these are dominated by China, Japan, France, Germany and Spain, according to the US HSR Association. The US HSRA reports that in 2015 1.6 billion passengers used a HSR service ... |
| | | | ... in June 2016, reports the ASX. Declines were also observed in other major markets, including Japan which was down 9.6%, Germany which was down 5.7% and Hong Kong which was down 0.1%. The UK was, however, up 4.4%, Singapore was up 1.8% and the US was ... |
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