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| | | ... we'll never make it!" And for good reason. With economic activity frozen in most parts of the globe, a worldwide recession is at hand. The latest economic stats from China - ground zero - provide an indication of where other economies are headed. ... |
| | | | ... Management, said against the current backdrop it seems probable that in the next couple of quarters we will see the globe in recession. "What happens subsequently, and the rapidity of any bounce back, may depend on the agility of the policy response," ... |
| | | | ... not lessen) the sense of panic that's freezing economic activity that, in turn, could turn prophecies of a global recession into a self-fulfilling one. However, these aggressive and/or coordinated policy responses could have the opposite effect ... |
| | | | ... and investor concerns. Worst, coronaphobia's now compounded by the oil price war. Certainly, the risk of a global recession has increased significantly. But the world has survived all other epidemics and pandemics before, and more recently, the "Great ... |
| | | | ... government has announced a $17.6 billion economic stimulus package, as it ramps up its efforts to dodge a coronavirus-sparked recession. It comes as the World Health Organisation regrades COVID-19 to a global pandemic, with 118,326 cases of the virus ... |
| | | | ... Australians, all, might even celebrate you should your efforts succeed in extending the country's 29 years of no recession into 30 years. The latest reads from the NAB Business Survey and the Westpac/Melbourne Institute clearly shows waning confidence. ... |
| | | | ... reminder of the implicit downside potential of equity markets," he said. "With the increasing likelihood of a global recession, all market participants could get badly hurt, particularly if trading on margin." He recommends investors with a long-term ... |
| | | | ... made during the GFC that governments and central banks should have let the global economy reboot - i.e., go into the recession it had to have - back then, thereby perpetuating "moral hazard" - the belief that certain companies are too big to fail and ... |
| | | | Billionaire investor and stock picker Alex Waislitz has warned investors to steer clear from trying to sell or buy market dips, as the coronavirus continues to batter markets. In his capacity as Thorney Opportunities chair, Waislitz wrote to shareholders ... |
| | | | ... exacerbated by the yen's safe-haven strength, compounds the hit on the Japanese economy, practically ensuring another recession, with economists predicting an annualised contraction of 1.2% in the March quarter this year. There's also the risk ... |
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