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| | | "Business is picking up as mandated restrictions seem to be easing and spring is right around the corner." "Higher levels of demand related to additional business reopening, and increased activity related to vaccination distribution." "Vaccination rates ... |
| | | | ... recovery". The reason he and she are seeing "trees of green, red roses too" is perhaps because they both consider the US economy not out of the woods yet. Powell warns that "the recovery is far from complete", pledging that the Fed "will continue to ... |
| | | | ... have a critical role to play. Spence told Financial Standard 's annual Chief Economists Forum via video link that the US economy will be highly dependent on the stimulus to see it through to full vaccinations. Currently, about two million doses are administered ... |
| | | | The US economy is not out of the woods yet and therefore, worrywarts need not be concerned over rising inflation - that would prompt the Fed taper policy accommodation. "Participants observed that the economy was far from achieving the committee's ... |
| | | | ... less Americans in employment in those two months than previously reported. Moreover, in spite of the January gain, the US economy remains around 10 million jobs short of the peak recorded in February last year. Similarly, while the unemployment rate ... |
| | | | ... end of the day, it's the fundamentals that'll matter. And oh, valuation too. The fundamentals are good. The US economy is advancing and rising from the recession borne of the COVID-19 pandemic. The US Federal Reserve and now the Biden administration's ... |
| | | | ... executive, monetary and fiscal branches of government are united in ensuring a brighter and more sustainable outlook for the US economy. The Biden administration has proposed a US$1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan. US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell ... |
| | | | ... officials appear to be leaning on the side of the vaccine. To be sure, recent indicators point to a slowing in the US economy - a consequence of surging COVID-19 infections and deaths that, in turn, prompted the re-imposition of restrictions in a number ... |
| | | | ... work due to illness soared to 1.85 million, the third highest on record. It's beginning to look a lot like the US economy is, if not already, slowing. But at the same time, Wall Street's gaining upward momentum. There's TINA and FOMO, I mentioned ... |
| | | | ... the US equity market would rally to new heights amid the nightmare of the coronavirus pandemic that, in turn sent the US economy collapsing at an annualised rate of 32.9% in the June 2020 quarter - the sharpest contraction on record - that followed a ... |
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