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| | | ... noted that "economic activity has been expanding at a solid pace" but that "job gains have remained low" even if "the unemployment rate has shown some signs of stabilisation" and inflation "remains somewhat elevated". "In essence [the] decision reflects ... |
| | | | ... trimmed mean has increased to 3.3%," Chesler said. "Inflation is not moving decisively in the right direction. With unemployment still low at 4.1%, household spending resilient and property prices continuing to rise, it is no longer a question of if ... |
| | | | The unemployment rate fell to 4.1% in December, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The unexpectedly robust employment numbers have added to the possibility of a Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) interest rate hike back when the board ... |
| | | | ... the International Monetary Fund and BBVA Research, the Spanish economy is growing at double the pace of the EU. Its unemployment rate has reduced to 10.5%, a level not seen since before the Global Financial Crisis. However, the research showed Spain ... |
| | | | ... deal with the challenges coming at us, the mid-year update will highlight Australia's enviable combination of low unemployment, high participation, real wages growth and an economy and private sector that are strengthening," Chalmers said. "Responsible ... |
| | | | ... May." However, not all economists agree a hike would come so soon. KPMG chief economist Brendan Rynne said despite unemployment remaining steady at 4.3%, it is too soon to tell what the RBA will do. "Total employment fell by 21,300 between October and ... |
| | | | ... risen recently, it said. The RBA acknowledged labour market conditions have continued to narrow and tighten. As the unemployment rate has gradually risen over the last 12 months, employment growth has slowed. Although measures of labour underutilisation ... |
| | | | ... after economic downturn, insufficient public services and social protections ranked second, followed by the lack of unemployment (third), inflation (fourth), and misinformation and disinformation (fifth). Technological threats associated with misinformation ... |
| | | | ... Smith said. "This result follows September quarter inflation figures that came in higher than expected, while the unemployment rate remains low. Throw this inflation print on the pile and it is clear that the RBA cannot justify cutting rates right now." ... |
| | | | ... outlook for the economy. "Under Labor, inflation is around a third of its peak, debt is down, real wages are growing, unemployment is low, we've overseen the creation of more than 1.2 million jobs and interest rates have already fallen three times this ... |
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