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| | | ... Chancellor. The FCA does vital work to enable a fair and thriving financial services sector for the good of consumers and the economy." "I am proud of the reforms we have delivered to support growth, bolster operational effectiveness, set higher standards ... |
| | | | ... by economic uncertainty, prices increases, tightening liquidity, or a combination of all three. Equable said if the US economy goes into a recession later in 2025, and if that leads to a decline in state and local government revenues, this will likely ... |
| | | | ... largest intermodal terminal and is intended to boost the national supply chain and generate jobs, bolstering the local economy. The planned expansion will generate 1250 jobs on top of 60 for MIT's development and the 750 roles during the construction ... |
| | | | ... gearing up for a trade war. Betashares chief economist David Bassanese said despite Trump's concession, the global economy and particularly the US, still face "enormous risk" in the weeks and months ahead. "While equity markets bounced overnight ... |
| | | | ... the US and China because of US President Donald Trump's tariffs - which have now hit 125% - Sycamore said the global economy is facing a major challenge. "At the risk of sounding dramatic, we are on the verge of seeing the two largest economic and ... |
| | | | Treasury admits that escalating trade hostilities and risks to the economy are "more significant than expected" as it releases its Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Outlook (PEFO). While the government's Budget figures have not changed since they were ... |
| | | | ... consumer is, as you could imagine, understandably, nervous about everything. So, we can already see some signs of the US economy softening. "So, on balance, the market move has been somewhat justified, and it's difficult to see where the catalyst will ... |
| | | | ... now - the direct impact on Australia is likely going to be limited, but indirect effects from any slowdown in the global economy and in particular China could be more significant," CBA said. deVere group chief executive Nigel Green said Trump has detonated ... |
| | | | ... the large opportunity set underpinned by global, long-term trends such as the transition to a decarbonised and circular economy and the digitalisation of society," Homayoun said. "Our focus remains on creating lasting value in our portfolio and delivering ... |
| | | | ... consumption "by reallocating the active divestment rusk to the most highly correlated resource-efficient companies across the economy." "The University of Adelaide is increasingly recognised for its environmental leadership, and we are delighted they ... |
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