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| | | ... the consulting group said global infrastructure investment has actually declined as a share of GDP in 11 of the G20 economies since the GFC with the biggest cutbacks in the European Union, the US, Russia, and Mexico. Canada, Turkey, and South Africa ... |
| | | | ... that investors are yet to be convinced that growth and inflation will move significantly higher, or that markets and economies have become any less dependent on low interest rates." Lawson continued: "What the world needs is a coordinated loosening of ... |
| | | | ... consulting with people who we believe can offer truly independent, differentiated and informed opinions on markets and economies. "In thinking about who we wanted in our committee, we wanted to ensure that not only did our members have deep and relevant ... |
| | | | ... Commenting on the appointment, Bennett said: "The environmental risk markets in Asia have seen tremendous growth as economies mature in the region. Against this backdrop, we saw the need to appoint a specialist resource to help us drive the development ... |
| | | | ... Adam Tindall explained earlier in June: "They like the exposure it gives them to China, one of the world's most dynamic economies." "In fact, AGF remains one of the very few ways that Australian retail investors can gain actively-managed exposure to ... |
| | | | ... Brexit should be no sweat for Australia. However, this is complicated by the indirect links, i.e. what happens to the economies of our major trading partners as their economies buckle under the uncertainty of Brexit. The US dollar has risen - the US ... |
| | | | ... the Thai economy that include: "the fragile global economic recovery, monetary policy divergence among major advanced economies, the result of the EU Referendum in the UK ('Brexit') and financial stability concerns in China". |
| | | | ... only on the supposed negatives. If we vote leave, we can create 300,000 jobs by doing trade deals with fast growing economies across the globe. We can stop sending the £350m we pay Brussels every week. That is why it is safer to vote leave." A more ... |
| | | | ... 2 percent". But noted that, "Risks to the outlook include uncertainties surrounding emerging and commodity-exporting economies, particularly China, developments in the U.S. economy and the influences of its monetary policy response to them on the global ... |
| | | | ... keeping the fund in its present form; they like the exposure it gives them to China, one of the world's most dynamic economies." Tindall explained that AMP Capital, along with the fund's advisory committee, "separately analysed whether AGF meets its ... |
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