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| | | ... March." Robson said Australia's labour productivity appears stuck at the levels the nation settled into after the COVID-19 pandemic. "We are now 0.1% below where we were in March 2023, when the 'productivity bubble' we saw during the pandemic burst," ... |
| | | | ... "That dried up demand, and meanwhile the people were still getting sick and old and passing away." Truong says during the pandemic, occupancies fell significantly to around the mid-70% range, which he describes as "pretty catastrophic" for the industry. ... |
| | | | ... the room that's going in the opposite direction." That burning building could be a market bubble and bust, a global pandemic or a geopolitical crisis. In recent months, the market is catching fire from supply chain disruptions. At a company level ... |
| | | | ... have had four people working on complaints, not three. The court acknowledged that the lingering impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, an increase in complaints and the extended absence of a key team member contributed to the delays and therefore didn't ... |
| | | | ... reversed the 75bps of cuts delivered last year and the cash rate is now in-line with its peak during the post-COVID-19 pandemic tightening phase. HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham said the move marks a difference from other global central banks. "The ... |
| | | | ... the economy, we see the sharp change lower - down by 12.5% month on month, which is its largest monthly drop since the pandemic - as a clear signal of a sharp weakening in the economy as already arriving," Bloxham said. Similarly, NAB's business confidence ... |
| | | | ... picking and active management. Dispersion among S&P World constituents widened to levels last seen during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic period, partially driven by large-cap US stocks recording their highest dispersion since 2009," the report read. "In ... |
| | | | ... growth. "Centuria diversified into the retail sector in 2021 and we've since continued to grow our LFR vertical. The pandemic accelerated DIY home improvement trends but we've also seen a shift in Australians' lifestyle, with a focus on home entertainment ... |
| | | | ... expansionary financial conditions as the main drivers in the headline inflation figures. Inflation had eased gradually from its pandemic peak in late 2022, falling to 2.7% in the June quarter of 2025. However, it unexpectedly picked up pace in the middle ... |
| | | | ... earnings in 2025; banks alone contributed just under a fifth. "Corporate balance sheets are stronger than they were pre-pandemic, and the discipline of capital return has spread beyond the US. Markets such as Japan and China have significant headroom ... |
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