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| | ... most disadvantaged will be hard hit. Put simply, those with less are not likely to bounce back." Measures like the Coronavirus Supplement moderated the impact of the crisis for those who were eligible, but many low-income earners were not eligible for ... |
| | | The impact of decelerating coronavirus infections, accelerating vaccination momentum - permitting relaxation of restrictions - sprinkled with generous dashes of fiscal and monetary largesse have been captured in Markit Economics' latest PMI surveys. ... |
| | | ... organisations reported revenues of $166 billion that grew 7% during 2019, underscoring a robust sector prior to the coronavirus pandemic. The state of the sector analysed by the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, a government agency ... |
| | | Simply stunning! "The April survey result is simply stunning - with many variables reaching survey highs. Conditions reset last month's high, driven by further gains across trading conditions, profitability and employment. Confidence has also set ... |
| | | ... for April suggest that China is gradually coming off the low base comparisons of February and March 2020 when the coronavirus pandemic hit, prompting the government to impose draconian lockdown measures that virtually froze social and business activity. ... |
| | | ... addition, while the spike in measured inflation - headline and core - in April was due in part to base effects, reduced coronavirus restrictions have opened the floodgate on pent-up demand for goods and services. Rising inflation expectations suggest ... |
| | | US Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis president James Bullard's recent virtual presentation provided a timely venue for the Fed to push back on inflation fears that drove equity markets down a day before. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis' ... |
| | | ... than that prior to the pandemic for the time being, the economy is likely to recover, with the impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) waning gradually and supported by an increase in external demand, accommodative financial conditions, and the government's ... |
| | | ... as the price of bonds fall. The ugly. While recent activity indicators have been improving, risk remains until the coronavirus pandemic is completely vapourised. A sooner-than-expected removal of policy accommodation and lifting of interest rates could ... |
| | | The Eurozone is back - back in recession, that is, dragged down into a double-dip by the coronavirus -- its resurgence (third time unlucky), its variants and the slow pace of vaccinations. Preliminary estimates released by Eurostat show the single-currency ... |
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