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| | | ... upwards. These indicators are intended to give early signals of the turning points in economic activity and are used by economists, businesses and policy makers to analyse the current and short-term economic situation. "Their upward trajectory is a positive ... |
| | | | ... for November, while Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) deputy governor Philip Lowe will speak at the Australian Business Economists annual conference in Sydney. In company news, TPG Telecom holds its annual general meeting. The local market closed more ... |
| | | | ... Monday. "It certainly looks like we should have an interest rate cut and we will get it," Mr Smith said. Eleven of the 15 economists surveyed by AAP last week said they expected the central bank board to reduce the cash rate by 25 basis points to three ... |
| | | | ... Right there on there on the quote above - "everything being equal". This is the classic 'out of jail' quote for us economists. As in, don't blame me, my predictions didn't pan out because this happened or that didn't happen. But who knows? Steen could ... |
| | | | ... long-term bull run that share investors can finally enjoy without abandon. Oliver says there are three main indicators economists look for when bear markets turn and he sees enough to be more confident about each. "The first thing about bear markets ... |
| | | | ... Jonathan Kearns and Ray White deputy chairman Sam White speak about Australian house prices at an Australian Business Economists luncheon in Sydney. In Australia, the market on Monday closed lower, dragged down by weakness in the mining and energy sectors ... |
| | | | ... the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) monthly board meeting that was the focus of their attention. Some 12 of the 15 economists surveyed by AAP said they expected the central bank to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points to three per cent. A statement from ... |
| | | | ... hardlandingers? What there's none. Yes, they've all changed their tune. Even the one who's considered "one of the best China economists" (I continue to refuse to name names but he knows who he is). Just a fortnight and a few days ago, he was quoted as ... |
| | | | ... not -- not if it's Bloomberg's report you read: "Australian employers hired almost three times the number of workers economists forecast for September, pushing up the local currency, even as the unemployment rate jumped to a 2 1/2-year high. The number ... |
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