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| | | ... equity markets versus developed ones. They have lesser cases of infection and are unlocking lockdown restrictions (notably, China) earlier than their developed country counterparts. Then again, emerging market currencies remain under pressure against ... |
| | | | ... in Australia to be more severely impacted from COVID-19 than other developed markets. A decline in aggregate demand from China is likely to affect earnings in the materials sector, at least in the short term," Walsh pointed out. "Our modelling also shows ... |
| | | | ... relaxing restrictions. Among them: Australia, New Zealand, India, Italy, Spain, Germany, Greece, Iran and Saudi Arabia. China, of course, ended its lockdown weeks earlier (7 April). While unlocking lockdowns prematurely could prompt a resurgence in new ... |
| | | | It would have been funny had it not been for the gravity of the circumstances the planet has found itself in these days of the coronavirus pandemic. For right on the eve of "Labor Day", the US Department of Labor reports that more than 30 million Americans ... |
| | | | With global markets rocking one way and the other in the last two months, it's not too far a stretch to imagine investors are feeling a little seasick, or at the least dumbfounded. Despite a recession knocking on the world's door, investors ... |
| | | | ... April - the lowest since records began in September 2007 - from 33.8 in March. These contrast with the rebound in the Caixin China composite PMI to a reading of 46.7 in March from 27.5 in February (no April update yet) - with the services PMI jumping ... |
| | | | ... taxation. While Belgium, Finland and Norway received above average grades. Along with Australia, Morningstar pointed to Canada, China, Japan, New Zealand and the US as "below average" fund markets needing to improve. The research house did not assign ... |
| | | | ... negative contribution to performance," the research found. "In the case of the MSCI EM SRI Index, the underweight in the China International market and the overweight in the South Africa market accounted for most of the negative country contribution. ... |
| | | | ... the distribution of the "contributions to global direct fiscal stimulus in response to COVID-19" as follows: G7 (75.1%); China (10.9%); other sovereigns (10.6%); Australia (3.4%). These countries are the ones contributing the most to the war against ... |
| | | | ... did not reduce the coronavirus pathogen in bloodstreams, nor did it improve patients' conditions in a clinical trial in China. The biopharmaceutical company disagreed with the report, arguing the trial had been terminated early due to low enrolment ... |
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