Search Results | Showing 551 - 560 of 1675 results for "Supply" |
| | | ... easing at its 27 October meeting because: "The main forces pushing up prices - higher energy prices and pandemic-related supply bottlenecks - now appear to be stronger and more persistent than expected... In other words, we continue to expect that inflation ... |
| | | | ... The re-opening of the economy has unleashed pent-up demand for goods and services. But given the current problems with supply constraints, this has also sent inflation soaring. New Zealand's annual inflation rate soared to 4.9% in the third quarter ... |
| | | | ... recently, US treasury secretary Janet Yellen noted that while she expects inflation to ease in the second half of next year as supply chain bottlenecks and the tight labour market improve, rising consumer prices will continue before then. That's ... |
| | | | ... restraining soaring consumer demand. Then again, it's unclear how this could immediately relieve bottlenecks in the supply chains and the energy crisis - ones, that could cap (even reverse) economic growth momentum. Have no fear, the Fed has a Plan ... |
| | | | ... from oil and coal to power their machineries to other commodities such as aluminium and copper - coupled bottlenecks in supply chains, including port delays and a shortage of shipping containers (that affects delivery and availability of raw materials) ... |
| | | | ... But climate change correctness is exactly what's pushing the price of coal higher and higher. There's less coal supply available to satisfy the increase in demand. More so, given the reduction in investments in coal mine exploration and/or production ... |
| | | | ... increasing overall housing stock will not ensure that more affordable housing becomes available. Instead, increasing the supply of affordable housing specifically is required. ISA works in close collaboration with the national community housing sector ... |
| | | | ... MDA providers must be licensed by ASIC and are subject to best interest obligations. The report did, however, state that supply-side research houses create conflicts of interest as they are remunerated by the fund managers they rate. "This creates incentives ... |
| | | | ... as this may harm client holdings in other sectors or portfolios, e.g. an airline ticket is an input cost as part of the supply chain to almost all sectors." "Fund managers are paid fees which are a small fraction of the total assets they manage on behalf ... |
| | | | ... going to be short lived," she said. Since the start of the pandemic, Ward said, there has been a worldwide disruption to supply chains, but demand has recovered since the pandemic, despite the current spread of the delta variant. Ward cautioned that ... |
|