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| | | ... "outlook remains highly uncertain, determined in large part by both health-related restrictions, and business and consumer confidence". As such it will keep on giving... "The Committee agreed to maintain its current stimulatory monetary settings until ... |
| | | | ... confidence going forward. No worries too for the Australian consumer. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute index of consumer confidence rose by 6.2% to a reading of 118.8 in March - the highest level since August 2010 "when Australia's post-GFC rebound ... |
| | | | ... demand for many of their respective companies' services". The Services PMI report backs up rise in US consumer confidence (reported earlier). The Conference Board's consumer confidence index jumped by 19.3 points - the biggest monthly increase ... |
| | | | Healthier consumers are happier consumers are spending consumers. US consumer confidence has rebounded to its highest level since the onset of the pandemic in America in March last year. This is hardly surprising with cases of coronavirus infections ... |
| | | | ... continue to lag". Confident businesses beget confident consumers (through the labour market), making the jump in consumer confidence hardly a surprise. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute index of consumer confidence rose by 2.6% to a reading of 111.8 in ... |
| | | | ... after the recovery in wages and before the vaccine reached Australian shores - was that both business and consumer confidence were back. The NAB business confidence index jumped by five percentage points to a reading of +10 in January - above its long-run ... |
| | | | ... increased household spending, higher corporate profits, lifting business confidence, raising employment, buoying consumer confidence... Further, the Australian Financial Review ( AFR ) reports that: "More than 2.1 million workers have left the JobKeeper ... |
| | | | ... increased household spending, higher corporate profits, lifting business confidence, raising employment, buoying consumer confidence... NAB chief economist, Alan Oster, has the same views that as demand picks up, which should, in turn, see businesses ... |
| | | | ... the US continues to record high rates of infections and deaths. This would put added downward pressure on consumer confidence and by extension, consumer spending. Already, the Conference Board's consumer confidence index has dropped to a seven-month ... |
| | | | ... increased household spending, higher corporate profits, lifting business confidence, raising employment, buoying consumer confidence... Then again, third and fourth wave cases of infections dictate that Australia must remain on its guard until "the vaccine" ... |
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