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| | | ... services plunged to a new series low reading of 39.1. The natural offshoot from a general slowdown in economic activity is, of course, unemployment. Latest available data show that unemployment insurance claims - a leading indicator of unemployment - ... |
| | | | ... and healthcare firms, delivery brands, supermarkets and manufacturers of electronic goods. Green said the world would "of course" recover from the economic impact of the virus, and that professional investors had already adjusted their portfolios accordingly. ... |
| | | | ... economic system. Most economists expect the global economy to rebound in the second half of 2020 - under the presumption, of course, that the coronavirus is licked by then - but what if it's not? If not is where the fiscal and monetary authorities ... |
| | | | ... households to businesses, businesses to the domestic economy, domestic economy to the global economy - to fully run its course. For sure and for certain, one way or another, the coronavirus will run its course - either this minute speck of living organism ... |
| | | | ... landscape is shifting. The global economy is facing a short and deep recession. As always, new industries will emerge and, of course, there will be winners and losers in terms of sectors, jobs and wages - and this will, naturally, directly impact people's ... |
| | | | ... of UniSuper's actions will depend on how many other funds do the same, Pearce concluded. "We are only one fund... Of course, we are not privy to the thinking of other funds who lend their stock," he said. On Friday, the UK's Financial Conduct ... |
| | | | ... recently announced a A$17.6 billion stimulus package. The overriding goal of these monetary and fiscal policy responses is of course to mitigate (if not lessen) the sense of panic that's freezing economic activity that, in turn, could turn prophecies ... |
| | | | ... companies where the share prices have become detached from very strong longer-term fundamentals," Sharps said. "Over the course of the last week we've seen research notes come from our hundreds of equity and credit analysts around the globe highlighting ... |
| | | | Taiping Trustees on Friday appointed voluntary administrators for Sargon Capital and two Trimantium companies, in what could eventually decide Sargon's fate. Wexted Advisors' Andrew McCabe and Joseph Hayes were on March 6 appointed as the voluntary ... |
| | | | ... intervention is still the main game in town, with ongoing intervention now unanimous with the US Federal Reserve reversing course. "The RBA, ECB and Fed are all on the same page. The power remains in their hands and markets remain complacent around some ... |
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