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| | | ... virtually vapourised in Australia but to be safe(r), vaccines have been rollin' rollin', at the same time that both monetary and fiscal policies continue to push economic momentum forward. How good is that? Well, it's so good that Australian ... |
| | | | ... successfully incentivised Australians to borrow and spend - with the housing market, in Sydney especially, running hot - monetary policy globally will force investors to think outside the box. An incredible 40-year bull run in the bond market is well ... |
| | | | ... Planes, trains and automobiles (and ships) were grounded. And oh, don't forget the mass hoarding of toilet paper. Monetary and fiscal policy largesse have succeeded in mitigating the deep recessions many countries experienced from diving deeper. ... |
| | | | ... school. The global pandemic continues to threaten women's progress on gender equality, according to the International Monetary Fund. Women faced more challenges given they dominate sectors that require face-to-face contact, such as health, hospitality ... |
| | | | ... through to full vaccinations. Currently, about two million doses are administered per day. "It will be helped along by monetary policy that is likely to stay easy for a long period of time. There is a risk that if we don't dial back stimulus once we're ... |
| | | | ... quarter growth, adding 2.3 percentage points and 0.7 percentage point, respectively. Sure, sure, Australia was still in monetary and fiscal crutches at the time but as Treasurer Josh Frydenberg notes: "In the December quarter, direct economic support ... |
| | | | ... program and the bank is prepared to do more if that is necessary." All this while at the same time pledging to maintain monetary policy support, i.e., "not increase the cash rate until actual inflation is sustainably within the 2-3% target range". This ... |
| | | | ... of the bad feelings" from the pandemic-cursed year of 2020 are beginning to disappear thanks to counter-measures from monetary and fiscal authorities, easing cases of infections and deaths, and as nation's around the world begin jabbing their citizens ... |
| | | | ... prayin' for Biden's US$1.2 trillion fiscal stimulus package passes and that the Fed continue to maintain loose monetary policy... sans inflation. But to quote the title of the 2003 American romantic comedy film, "something's gotta give"... ... |
| | | | ... provided a more optimistic assessment of and outlook for the domestic labour market. In its February 2021 'Statement on Monetary Policy' (SoMP), the RBA declared that: "The outlook for the labour market has improved as a result of the better ... |
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