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| | | ... further moderate in 2019 and global commodity prices have already softened, reducing the tailwind that New Zealand economic activity has benefited from. The risk of a sharper downturn in trading-partner growth has also heightened over recent months." ... |
| | | | ... January 2018: Brighter Prospects, Optimistic Markets, Challenges Ahead" January 11, 2018. It said then: "Global economic activity continues to strengthen. The pickup in growth has been broad based, with notable upside surprises in Europe and Asia. Global ... |
| | | | ... consistent with a slowdown in the pace of growth, it does not yet indicate the start of a sustained downturn in economic activity. It is the strength in personal finances that will continue to support consumption expenditures at favourable levels in ... |
| | | | ... maintained current policy settings through to the end of 2018. Looking ahead, despite some signs of improvement in economic activity, inflation remains stubbornly stuck below the BOJ's target. Latest survey and eco stats suggest that Japan's ... |
| | | | ... powwow: While "...participants generally judged that the economy was evolving about as anticipated, with real economic activity rising at a strong rate, labor market conditions continuing to strengthen, and inflation near the Committee's objective". ... |
| | | | ... Donald Trump's declaration of the 25/10 tariff on steel/aluminium on 1 March 2018 set the wheels of global economic activity and trade into reverse and with them, equity market fortunes. China, being Trump's central target, is worse hit as its ... |
| | | | ... conclusion of its 18-19 December FOMC meeting. This is due to its optimism over the US labour market and overall economic activity. That's fine and dandy, for not delivering on market expectations for a rate rise this month would set off alarm bells ... |
| | | | ... normalisation. Then "Tariff Trump" happened, China slowed, Japan lurched a quarter away from recession, Eurozone's economic activity lost momentum underscored by the contraction in German and Italian GDP in the third quarter - replaced by increased ... |
| | | | ... developed and emerging equity markets alike, creating a wealth effect that was spurring spending and lifting economic activity. Now the Fed is taking away money, money, money from the system (and raising interest rates) and the ECB has already stated ... |
| | | | ... there's the tussle between Brussels and Italy and its proposed budget deficit and the general slowing in Eurozone economic activity, there's Brexit, and of course, there's Trump's trade war against China. A picture paints a thousand words ... |
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