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| | | ... in the previous quarter. This is far slower than the 4%-4.5% annual wages growth rates seen before the global financial crisis and if the lead from the underemployment rate is any guide, wages would remain stagnant in the coming quarters. It'll be ... |
| | | | ... May 2012. We're still unsure whether the present "challenges" would morph into something akin to the global financial crisis or the European sovereign debt crisis of recent past, or the Asian currency crisis of the late 1990's. Still, didn't ... |
| | | | ... the Fed's successful effort at supporting the equity market since it embarked on QE following the global financial crisis in 2008 by holding bond yields that, in turn, boosted growth, employment and stabilised inflation expectations. The positive ... |
| | | | ... health, early retirement and higher costs of living. Demand for reverse mortgages grew gradually since the Global Financial Crisis, with the total exposure of ADIs to reverse mortgages increasing from $1.3 billion in March 2008 to $2.5 billion by December ... |
| | | | ... September 2008, setting off a chain of events that changed the meaning of GFC from Geelong Football Club to Global Financial Crisis. Maybe, this time is different. Then again maybe not. The "Economic Letter" published last night by the Federal Reserve ... |
| | | | ... Wavestone Capital co-founding principal Catherine Allfrey, who also spoke at the event, said when the Global Financial Crisis hit numerous women left the investment management industry - and many never came back. The market was down 40% and there were ... |
| | | | Ten years on, Australian seniors are living in fear of a repeat of the Global Financial Crisis with 25% unable to tolerate any annual loss on retirement savings. Latest research from National Seniors Australia and Challenger shows 70% of Australians ... |
| | | | ... enveloped the banking system. "The banking system's funding profile has improved considerably since the global financial crisis, and asset quality remains solid. All in all, it's a pretty positive financial story. But so it should be: after 26 years ... |
| | | | ... Consumers see jobs more plentiful and easier to get these days than in the last boom years before the global financial crisis.... and recall ex-Fed Chair Yellen's focus on the labour market under-utilisation in years gone by, the U-6 unemployment ... |
| | | | ... "Overseas funds are pulling out of six major Asian emerging equity markets at a pace unseen since the global financial crisis of 2008 - withdrawing $19 billion from India, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand so far this year ... |
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