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| | | ... Deputy chair John Lonsdale said the disorderly failure of an APRA-regulated entity could have a significant impact on the economy and society. "Crisis preparedness and resolution planning gets to the very heart of APRA's purpose to protect the financial ... |
| | | | ... inflation target in order to keep inflation expectations down." KPMG partner and senior economist Sarah Hunter said: "The economy is testing the limits of its supply side capacity, and in this environment, inflationary pressures remain elevated." "The ... |
| | | | ... a macroeconomic perspective, this ability to buy when everyone is selling (countercyclical investment) stabilises the economy and provides much-needed capital to help businesses weather financial market shocks," the report said. "It helps support economic ... |
| | | | ... said. Such an outcome would be consistent with treasurer Jim Chalmers' view that the interests of members, funds, the economy and the country are inseparable. However, while the diversification benefits of unlisted assets are well-documented, Hostplus ... |
| | | | ... consumers," Chalmers, Jones and Leigh said. "Australians are experiencing a digital revolution across all sectors of the economy, but regulation is struggling to keep pace and adapt with the crypto asset sector." The government said the Australian Taxation ... |
| | | | ... tearing up our IPO pipelines and shutting up shop for the year," she said. "Yet once governments had acted to stabilise the economy following lockdowns, investor education roadshows recommenced two months later." For Lawrence, "it's a momentum game." ... |
| | | | ... economic uncertainty, volatile investment markets, and the global pandemic which continues to bring challenges for the economy, the community the business. "We achieved record life and annuity sales and remain disciplined on management of our expenses. ... |
| | | | ... incredibly supportive of risk assets, she notes. "The Fed had inflation under control and was seeking to stimulate the economy, post-GFC, and post-pandemic. At times it sought to normalise rates, but when the market got the jitters, it would quickly ... |
| | | | ... record 86.7%, well above the long-term average of 81.1% according to the NAB business survey. This result suggests the economy could be running up against capacity constraints, the survey said. Cost indicators jump higher also further evidence the economy ... |
| | | | ... capabilities. He also praised the bill for helping lower energy costs, reducing climate related risks that threaten the economy and for creating millions of quality jobs in rural and disadvantaged communities. The Bill now awaits passage by the House ... |
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