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| | | ... in November 2017. Just as I scribbled on this page back in October 2017; "Faced with record high household debt, sluggish wages growth (zero real wages growth), rising utility costs, decreasing disposable income and dwindling savings, the Australian ... |
| | | | ... the year to January after contracting by 1.1% in December - is hardly surprising in light of the latest available stats on wages, income and savings. There is no question that the Australian labour market is improving. However, the improvement is yet ... |
| | | | ... inflation on a 12-month basis will move up this year and stabilise around the FOMC's 2% objective over the medium term. Wages should increase at a faster pace as well." Download The Good Economics Guide: Making sense of key economic data Noticed anything ... |
| | | | ... in line with its forecast. But data dependence says, this won't be too soon as evidence by recent "data" showing sluggish wages growth in the December quarter. 'twas same old, same old for the ECB too with the minutes of its 24-25 January meeting revealing ... |
| | | | Raised volatility on Wall Street, North Korea, American protectionism, stagnant wages growth and high household debt levels, rising electricity prices and still elevated property prices - and more recently, Barnaby Joyce - these are a few of (not my ... |
| | | | ... is no magic pudding when it comes to superannuation. Higher compulsory super contributions are ultimately funded by lower wages, which means lower living standards for workers today," the paper said. Further, increasing it will deliver little in the ... |
| | | | ... about. I speak about the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) Wage Price Index (WPI) report that revealed growth in total wages accelerated to 2.1% in the December quarter from 2% in the previous quarter. Let's give it a little "yay" for still sluggish ... |
| | | | Australians, all, will find out if overall wages in the domestic economy has run faster, slower or continue to mark time when the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) releases its Wage Price Index report for the December 2017 quarter today. Consensus ... |
| | | | ... highest reading in 14 years - portending continued growth in consumer spending boosted by a solid labour market, rising wages and tax cuts. Ben Ong is the Director of Economics and Investments at Rainmaker Group. He previously worked as a fund manager ... |
| | | | ... spending and net exports. Japanese household consumption is being underpinned by the strong labour market which has seen real wages growth accelerate to 0.6% in the year to December from 0.1% in the previous month. There's also the wealth effect from ... |
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