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| | | ... than their same sector peers, and therefore better placed to benefit from the transition to a more sustainable global economy. The strategy aims to deliver an immediate reduction in carbon, water, and waste ownership of more than 60% while remaining ... |
| | | | School-leaver job uncertainty and the widening skills gap is costing the Australian economy billions of dollars every year, according to a new report by Year13 and HEDx. The report, which highlights the challenges faced by students in post-school transition ... |
| | | | ... imposed by the US, Simpson believes there may be an impact on wages in developed countries. While the impact on a weaker economy may not be as obvious due to their lack of affordability, under a stronger economy, the imposed tariffs could have a flow-on ... |
| | | | ... community," the company said in an ASX announcement. Mead said Mutuals have an important role to play in the Australian economy and society, and that supporting Australian Unity's evolution into a contemporary organisation capable of meeting the wellbeing ... |
| | | | ... household savings over those five years, US$9.8 trillion, is the equivalent of more than double the size of Japan's economy, and almost the size of the market cap (91%) of the domestic stock market, which is the second largest stock market in the ... |
| | | | ... sequenced in a more growth-negative way to start the year before lower deficits/rates and less crowding out of the private economy benefit the market later in the year- no pain, no gain," the bank said. In its bear-case scenario, Morgan Stanley said ... |
| | | | ... perspective this is an opportunity to continue contributing to positive changes in real assets, essential sectors in the economy. "I apply the same principle - there's no difference between sources of capital - we invest on behalf of end savers ... |
| | | | ... 1.3% through the year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). "Modest growth was seen broadly across the economy this quarter. Both public and private spending contributed to the growth, supported by a rise in exports of goods and services," ... |
| | | | ... lifting interest rates 525 basis points in total, with Bloxham saying the central bank accepted that it would "tip the economy into a recession". "As it turns out, GDP fell in 2024, the unemployment rate rose by almost 2ppts, and this combination brought ... |
| | | | ... investors. These companies are giving global dividend growth a significant boost at present," Shoemake said. "The global economy is expected to continue to grow at a reasonable pace, but the risk of tariffs and possible trade wars, along with the high ... |
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