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| | ... This approach has led to a decrease in deficits and public debt projections, with gross debt expected to peak at 35.4% of GDP in 2027-28 before declining. "We will avoid $145 billion over 12 years to 2033-34 in interest costs on the debt we inherited ... |
| | | ... from an A-grade system." With superannuation balances forecast to increase from 116% of Australia's gross domestic product (GDP) in 2022-23 to about 218% by 2062-63, becoming the primary source of retirement income for many future retirees, the lack ... |
| | | ... budget package, finance minister Michael McGrath said laws will be introduced to mandate the government annually invest 0.8% of GDP into the new fund between 2024 and 2035. In 2024, this will be €4.3 billion. With an additional initial seed investment ... |
| | | ... run of consecutive rate hikes, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) noted a 0.5% decline in the UK's gross domestic product (GDP) in July. The Bank's internal forecasts now anticipate only a marginal uptick in GDP for Q3 2023. Underlying growth for the ... |
| | | ... quantitative research to predict team performance. "The sports sector already represents approximately 1% of Australia's GDP and we believe it's time investors had an institutional grade solution to access opportunities in this sector," Mortlock ... |
| | | Australians are pension-phase illiterate and blame the complex superannuation system for not understanding the basics about retirement, a new survey shows. A whopping 70% of 50-year-olds and over canvassed by AMP do not understand what an account-based ... |
| | | ... show that NCGP research funding generated substantial economic activity, producing $184.3 billion in higher economic output (GDP) for Australia. This is equivalent to a $33.6 billion increase in present value, approximately 1.5% of Australia's current ... |
| | | ... to buy more time and further assess the impacts of previous hikes. Since, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has revealed GDP increased by 0.4% in the June quarter, mainly offset by exports and investments. While the recent pause may have caused temporary ... |
| | | ... superannuation will lead to a decrease in expenditure on Australian government age and service pensions from approximately 2.3% of GDP in the fiscal year 2022-2023 to about 2.0% of GDP by the fiscal year 2062-63. Meanwhile, the total projected annual ... |
| | | ... annual employment growth rate also decreased to 2.8% from over 3% at the beginning of 2023, reflecting the broader slowdown in GDP growth. Reaching a low of 3.4% in October 2022, the current unemployment rate of 3.7% is around the lowest levels since ... |
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