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| | | ... and "known unknowns". "The scope and speed of this downturn are without modern precedent, significantly worse than any recession since World War II. We are seeing a severe decline in economic activity and in employment, and already the job gains of the ... |
| | | | ... recessions are tech and healthcare. Dividends are much more stable in the tech sector. And healthcare tends to be virtually recession proof with very modest declines in earnings per share and dividends per share." McIntyre warned that while looking for ... |
| | | | ... Easing of central bank monetary policy settings helped equity markets rebound and economies to recover from the "Great Recession" wrought by the Global Financial Crisis of 2009. Easing - this time, of social distancing and lockdown restrictions (implemented ... |
| | | | ... a record low 0.1% and purchases at £645 billion - it's also predicting that Britain would experience its worst recession in 300 years. Brexit was a stroll on Hyde Park compared with COVID-19. Ex-BOE governor Mark Carney must be thanking his lucky ... |
| | | | ... tenuous economic footing are most vulnerable to the threats posed by COVID-19," they said. "Brazil had been emerging from recession when confronted by this crisis. With demand for its commodities exports - chief among them, oil - slashed, efforts to ... |
| | | | ... according to Ausbil Investment Management chief executive Paul Xiradis. "Markets have already priced-in the expectation of recession, in the US, Australia and globally, and are now looking through the negative data with more confidence, the main unknown ... |
| | | | ... earlier restrictions are lifted the sooner life and business returns to normal, the quicker economic growth rebounds from recession. For sure and for certain, the freezing of economic activity around the planet has ensured a deep recession but I wonder ... |
| | | | ... Annualised, this translates to a 14.4% drop in national (or euro-wide) output with France and Italy now in a technical recession and Germany predicting GDP growth to plummet by 6.3% this year. For sure and for certain, the GDP numbers that will come ... |
| | | | ... it's not too far a stretch to imagine investors are feeling a little seasick, or at the least dumbfounded. Despite a recession knocking on the world's door, investors keep looking beyond the doom and gloom to push global bourses higher, with ... |
| | | | Junk bonds, despite the unfortunate name, aren't the trash of the investment world, although in the current uncertain environment they sure could be. These credit products are issued by governments and companies, and offer higher rates of return ... |
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