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| | | ... impacted most severely, such as air transport services, hotels, cafes and restaurants, recreation and culture. Spending on goods rose, most notably in food and pharmaceuticals, as households prepared for the introduction of restrictions. The ABS said ... |
| | | | ... The survey reports that around 24% of respondents are feeling financially stressed when it comes to paying for essential goods and services, and increase of about three percentage points from when the nation's temperature was taken just a week earlier. ... |
| | | | ... Overall, and in Australian dollar terms, Australia received more than it spent on trade with China - earning A$123.3 billion in goods and services exports to China (as at FY2017/18 based on DFAT numbers) and spending only A$71.3 billion on imports from ... |
| | | | ... the 8.1% jump recorded in June 2000, as consumers brought forward purchases ahead of the 1 July 2000 introduction of the goods and services tax (GST). This initial estimate is subject to revision and the final one will be published on 6 May 2020. But ... |
| | | | ... in activity, but where is the output going?" He said. "Factories running at 80-90% of capacity have places to ship their goods while the developed world is still in lockdown. An inventory-build hangover is likely on the horizon." Although stimulus measures ... |
| | | | ... deterioration in the labour market going forward. Similarly, the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) "International Trade in Goods and Services, Australia, Feb 2020" report underscores the trade effect of the coronavirus. Australia's trade ... |
| | | | ... likely winner, as well as pharmaceutical and healthcare firms, delivery brands, supermarkets and manufacturers of electronic goods. Green said the world would "of course" recover from the economic impact of the virus, and that professional investors ... |
| | | | ... been operating a consumer credit sale product in the state of California, providing services that enable merchant to sell goods to their consumers that can be repaid over time," it said in a statement. "Afterpay rejects the view that the company operated ... |
| | | | ... "R" Us as it tumbled into bankruptcy and then misrepresented TRU's financial situation to induce toymakers to provide goods on credit. Some toymakers lost almost everything." Private-equity firms KKR, Bain Capital and Vornado Realty Trust acquired ... |
| | | | ... Australia. This followed news of emptied toilet paper shelves at supermarkets that has now extended to "necessities" - canned goods, frozen dinners, pasta, rice, sugar, etc. - families are hoarding to survive three to six months of the apocalypse. I ... |
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