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| | | ... groceries and meals eaten out. The report recommends that going forward, the HILDA survey includes more data on household goods and services, leisure activities and aged care costs. |
| | | | ... to just quantities easing, or monetary policy, is that the money that is being printed isn't buying assets, it's buying goods and services. So what it is doing is increasing demand and if the economy doesn't respond with an increase in supply it pushes ... |
| | | | ... Pacific at TH Real Estate, Chris Reilly said: "Designer retailing has been benefiting from a strong appetite for luxury goods from China's emerging and increasingly urban middle class. Designer outlets, and the outlet malls that host them, are proving ... |
| | | | ... arise from technologies such as augmented reality, intelligent virtual assistants such as Apple's Siri, the digitisation of goods, the automation of white collar jobs, the development of autonomous robots and advances in medical technology leading to ... |
| | | | ... decline and reversing nearly all of April's 1.4% gain on the back of contractions in the production of energy (-4.3%), capital goods (-2.3%), durable goods (-1.4%), intermediate goods (-0.4%) and non-durable consumer goods (0.1%). The annual rate of ... |
| | | | ... their overseas investments, as well as providing diversification through exposure to sectors such as healthcare, industrial goods and services and consumer goods - including Europe's leading luxury brands. Unlike some other Australian domiciled European ... |
| | | | ... to agree a long-term economic relationship with the rest of Europe that provided for the best possible terms of trade in goods and services." Boris on Brexit The leading pro-Leave campaigner - and could soon be Tory leader - Boris Johnson called on the ... |
| | | | ... Australian dollar following the UK's shock referendum outcome suggests that perhaps, not necessarily so. Instead, Australia's goods and services have become more competitive in the world market. The A$ fell by 1.0% on the trade weighted index on news ... |
| | | | ... world with lower funding requirements," the ANZ report said. Acting ANZ chief economist Richard Yetsenga said the shift from goods to services means business and the financial sector will have to adapt to a world less capital intensive. "Projects associated ... |
| | | | ... annual rate, on the back of a 7.3% fall in electricity, water and gas prices and a 5.4% decline in the price of industrial goods. Germany producer prices As with South Korea - and may other countries - German producer prices continue fall (PPI had been ... |
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