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| | | ... and consider the broader scheme of things, it is the actual/expected/planned withdrawal of fiscal and monetary policy stimulus measures that are creating the current correction in equity and bond markets. Central banks and governments are draining (or ... |
| | | | ... Fund statistics show, growing 256% year on year as a result of the pandemic. The consequences of unprecedented economic stimulus in response to COVID-19 are now becoming apparent, Hughes said, leading to distorted supply and demand dynamics pushing up ... |
| | | | ... 32-year high. "Australia's state and territory economies are in solid shape, well supported by strong fiscal and monetary stimulus. Unemployment rates are historically-low across much of the nation," James said. "Labour is in short supply across many ... |
| | | | ... specialist Laurence Taylor forecasts that inflation will peak but will also fade in the same year. The combination of fiscal stimulus and an outpouring of consumption have exacerbated the supply chain issues will help drive higher inflation levels. Yet ... |
| | | | ... grow at a healthy rate, with a forecast growth rate of 5.6% on the back of global trade activity, renewed government stimulus and recovery in the real estate sector. Capital Group sees things different, saying China's economy could decelerate markedly ... |
| | | | ... asset prices," Almeida and Wilson said. "While the global labor shortage is seemingly a function of the pandemic and stimulus, it's also part and parcel of the broader ESG movement. Beginning a few decades back, increased globalisation and robotics gave ... |
| | | | ... to Bloomberg, this would release "some 1.2 trillion yuan ($188 billion) of liquidity" and is expected to provide more stimulus as needed. A few uncertainties remain as 2021 turns into 2022. But think about it, the world has survived the great pandemic ... |
| | | | ... underlying sustained inflation pressures to assess the need for, and timing of, reductions in the level of monetary policy stimulus." Rising inflation has also prompted the Bank of Korea to raise interest rates in November - the second in three months. ... |
| | | | ... lag, consumer spending could slow by much more than expected should the impact of inflation and central bank removal of stimulus occur at the same time. |
| | | | ... "Overall, Australia's state and territory economies are in strong shape, well supported by significant fiscal and monetary stimulus." "Unemployment rates are historically-low across much of the nation - remarkable when you consider the COVID-19 challenges ... |
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