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| | | ... reforms, and any super fund deserves credit just for rising to the challenge of either hurdle, he said. As well as better purchasing power to drive down investment fees and insurance costs, the increased scale has delivered a stronger intra-fund financial ... |
| | | | ... rebound in third quarter real GDP growth to 3.1% (annualised) and certainly not with the recent improvement in its purchasing managers index - both manufacturing and non-manufacturing - the housing sector and labour market (the unemployment rate declined ... |
| | | | ... again in 2013, and added that deep austerity measures would be extended by a year to 2017-18. Meanwhile, the eurozone Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), a leading indicator compiled by the London-based Markit research firm, showed a upwardly revised score ... |
| | | | ... meantime, things continue to look up in China. Tthe National Bureau of Statistics and China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing reported that the country's manufacturing PMI increased to 50.6 last month - the highest level in seven months - thanks ... |
| | | | ... said. "Meanwhile, the news from China shows signs of the economic slowdown having bottomed," he continued. "The latest purchasing manager's index of manufacturing activity was above 50, indicating expansion, and the recent destocking phase appears to ... |
| | | | ... It's the Fed's QE3 announced last 13 September 2012. The day the Fed promised to "increase policy accommodation by purchasing additional agency mortgage-backed securities at a pace of $40 billion per month... for a considerable time after the economic ... |
| | | | ... year, the strategist warns that income stocks are in danger of forming a bubble. "As greater numbers seek safety in purchasing perceived stable cash flows at progressively higher prices, they will necessarily become less safe," he said. As a result ... |
| | | | ... happening in China, Markit Economics' PMI updates across several Asian countries also improved last month. Taiwan's purchasing managers index jumped to its highest level since June, it accelerated for the first time in four months in India, increased ... |
| | | | ... October, up from a revised 68.4 in September and better than forecasts. Also helping was a slight rise in the ISM's purchasing manager index for the industrial sector, to 51.7 per cent from September's 51.5 per cent reading. And the auto industry reported ... |
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