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| | | ... defer their mortgage repayments with their lender. This may be because the majority of respondents (45%) had an average household income of $100,000 to $200,000 annually. Only a small percentage (5%) of respondents indicated the pandemic had forced them ... |
| | | | "I did my best But I guess, my best wasn't good enough..." - 'Just Once', James Ingram The European Central Bank (ECB) launched a new €750 billion asset purchase programme in March in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The following ... |
| | | | Household Capital has announced it has added two new roles to its executive team including chief operating operator and chief credit officer. Luke Rattigan has been appointed to the newly created role of chief operating officer, with a primary focus ... |
| | | | ... eternity. Equity market investors were correct in divesting stocks in their investment portfolios - paralysis in business, household and overall economic activity won't do company profitability any favours but instead lead to losses and, by extension ... |
| | | | ... come to an end," he said. "We estimate the stimulus, along with early superannuation withdrawals, will actually see household cash flow improve in Q2 and Q3, before a sharp fall in Q4. "This suggests renewed downside risk to Q4 consumer spending if the ... |
| | | | ... personal accessory retailing, and cafes, restaurants and takeaways is around half the level of April 2019." That's the household side of the equation. Businesses are also none too enthusiastic. The latest Commonwealth Bank Flash Composite PMI survey ... |
| | | | ... warned of an impending fiscal cliff. With JobKeeper and Jobseeker packages as well as debt deferrals scheduled to end, household cash flow spending would likely contract sharply in the fourth quarter 2020, UBS said. However, household cash flow should ... |
| | | | ... having had their finances severely stretched," Alankar said. "As John Maynard Keynes reflected nearly a century ago, household savings may be beneficial to the individual, but bad for aggregate economic growth. This has dire consequences on a country ... |
| | | | ... cannot be exaggerated, the economic impact would also be devastating, with lingering long-term effects," she said. "Household caution would likely remain elevated for an even more prolonged period, and business failures and surging unemployment would ... |
| | | | ... nightmare scenario for the Australian labour market. This, together with the JobSeeker payments, should keep Australian household incomes afloat and therefore, mitigate a much sharper decline in consumer spending. The gradual easing of social distancing ... |
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