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| | | ... improvements in the labor market reflected the continued resumption of economic activity that had been curtailed due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and efforts to contain it." This is backed by the continued improvement in the Institute for Supply ... |
| | | | ... speaking) that is the UK is on its way towards recovery. The United Kingdom has followed the script dictated by the coronavirus pandemic in much of the world. On March 23, the government imposed strict lockdown measures, giving "bobbies" power to fine ... |
| | | | ... again, even without the restrictions and shutdowns, the uncertainty with regards to the extent and duration of the coronavirus pandemic and its negative consequence on the economy, particularly the outlook for employment, would still prompt households ... |
| | | | The Australian economy fell 7% in the June quarter, spelling two consecutive quarters of economic contraction, officially marking the nation's first recession since 1991. The release of national accounts confirmed the Australian economy has experienced ... |
| | | | ... Commonwealth, state and territory government agencies to assist them in their efforts to address the impacts of the coronavirus. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg told parliament when presenting the bill that for many businesses it will be the difference between ... |
| | | | The big four banks are set to face the House of Representatives Economics Committee to discuss their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Committee chair Tim Wilson said the hearings are part of the parliament's role in publicly scrutinising and holding ... |
| | | | ... difficult" as financial markets inside and outside of Korea suffered unprecedented challenges of the worldwide spread of coronavirus, NPS said. Despite the domestic and global stock markets plunging by 30% in mid-March, the fund delivered about -6.08% ... |
| | | | Financial markets view the A$ as a risk currency - it's sold off in times of heightened uncertainty - and has a high growth beta - only bought in times of global prosperity. So Virginia, how do we explain the rise and rise of the Australian dollar ... |
| | | | Retirement savings withdrawals have surpasses $32 billion since the introduction of the government's Early Release of Super (ERS) scheme. Over the week to August 23, 59,000 applications were received by funds of which 35,000 were initial applications ... |
| | | | ... to 0.75% -- consumer spending, business investment and economic growth overall continued to weaken, long before the coronavirus took its first bite and became a pandemic. The Stage 4 restrictions in Victoria, border closures, and limited curbs in other ... |
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