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| | | ... Fund (IMF) has reported a significant decrease in global economic growth, reaching a 20-year low. The IMF World Economic Outlook 2023 report said there were tentative signs in early 2023 that the world economy could achieve a soft landing - with inflation ... |
| | | | ... over. Rather, the RBA board held rates steady to better gauge the impact of increased interest rates and to assess the economic outlook. "The board is conscious that monetary policy operates with a lag and that the full effect of the increases to date ... |
| | | | ... Institute chief investment strategist APAC Ben Powell. Sharing his insights at an event yesterday, Powell said that the world has undoubtedly changed from a 30-40-year period of low inflation, otherwise known as 'the great moderation', to a new regime ... |
| | | | ... technologies, Iggo said. Therefore, it specifies that a lot of the content must be US produced. He added: "In the rest of the world, governments are also likely to play a similarly interventionist role to address the need to meet CO2 emission targets ... |
| | | | The World Bank's Global Economic Prospects report forecasts declining global growth due to rising inflation, high interest rates and reduced investment. Fragile economic conditions have left the economy vulnerable to any new adverse developments, the ... |
| | | | ... themes investors should bear in mind for the year ahead. Janus Henderson's foremost macro themes to consider include the world's alignment into trading blocs, nationalisation, and the renewable energy revolution. Janus Henderson head of Australian Fixed ... |
| | | | ... Australia where, in aggregate, retirees on average have larger private retirement savings balances than in most countries in the world. "This helps cover costs during tougher times, providing a brighter outlook for Australian retirees than is the case ... |
| | | | ... to foster future growth, the fund said. Detailing Equip's market outlook, Howard said: "With central banks around the world determined to bring inflation under control, even at the expense of economic prosperity, we believe it's not a matter ... |
| | | | ... growth slowing next year and inflation decelerating," the IMF said. "Tighter monetary policy will inevitably have real economic costs, but delaying it will only exacerbate the hardship." The IMF recommended that central banks that have started tightening ... |
| | | | ... muted." The report states: "There is a considerable risk of sustained inflation and much tighter liquidity disrupting economic growth. Moreover, the war in Ukraine raises the prospect of a new era of geopolitical escalation and globalisation, not only ... |
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