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| | | ... secondary market remains opaque, relying on outdated manual processes that lack transparency - raising the risk of counterfeit goods. It also said that banks and investment houses don't recognise that these products are assets, making them difficult ... |
| | | | ... the economy this quarter. Both public and private spending contributed to the growth, supported by a rise in exports of goods and services," ABS head of national accounts Katherine Keenan said. GDP per capita grew 0.1% this quarter following seven consecutive ... |
| | | | ... Canada will have no winners." Canada responded with countermeasures, imposing a 25% tariff on US$105 billion worth of US goods imported into the country. In addition to the federal response, several Canadian provinces have escalated their own measures ... |
| | | | ... perspective. Citing research from the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Masters said the average tariff rate of all goods entering the US under Trump's first administration saw the average tariff rate go from 1% to 2% - effectively ... |
| | | | ... trade contributed 0.1 percentage points to GDP growth as exports grew 0.2% and imports fell 0.3% this quarter. Exports of goods rose 0.9%, driven by non-rural goods due to more overseas demand for coal. Imports of goods fell 1.5%, as consumption goods ... |
| | | | ... Spending Insights (HSI) Index which showed an increase of 0.8% to 152.5 in October. The strength in spending on household goods was driven by spending at online marketplaces, hardware stores and discount department stores. Ten of the 12 spending categories ... |
| | | | ... inflation. Central banks around the world have been tackling the sticky inflation problem, but tariffs could drive the price of goods back up. GSFM investment specialist Stephen Miller said the stickiness of US inflation will likely be "exacerbated" ... |
| | | | ... level since April 2021. Energy prices dropped sharply, at an annual rate of -6.1%. Food price inflation was up at 2.4%. Goods inflation was subdued at 0.4%, while services inflation was down to 3.9%. The Governing Council said it is determined to ensure ... |
| | | | ... categories saw a decline in the month, with hospitality leading the drop (-2.8%), followed by transport (-2.5%), household goods (-2.3%), and food & beverage (-0.6%). Recreation helped offset some declines, rising 1.5% in September, largely driven by ... |
| | | | ... cooperation to be realised." Australia accounts for just over 1% of global emissions, but a shift to exporting zero-emissions goods could help reduce global emissions by around an additional 7%. "The decisions we make now as a nation shape long-term ... |
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