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| | | ... +0.59ppts); and a stabilisation in both equity markets (+0.22ppts) and dwelling approvals (+0.21ppts)". "This has been partially offset by weaker reads from aggregate monthly hours worked (-0.15ppts); the Westpac MI Consumer Expectations Index (-0.10ppts) ... |
| | | | ... exporters. It may be that the growing uncertainty in the run-up to the EU referendum, combined with global risks elsewhere, has offset some of the benefits of a weaker currency at this time." "But while British manufacturers had a tricky start to the ... |
| | | | ... gain in March and expectations for an increase of 0.4%. However, the previous two month's gains remained insufficient to offset the 5.2% drop recorded in February. Year-on-year, industrial production declined by 3.3% after falling by 3.5% in March. Eurozone ... |
| | | | ... 2015. China industrial production A better than expected 6.0% increase in China's industrial output in the year to May offset the miss from retail sales. The May outcome compares with a similar 6.0% expansion in the previous month and expectations for ... |
| | | | ... actually be better off with the new changes. Around 3.2 million people will benefit from the Low Income Superannuation Tax Offset, 850,000 from the tax deduction for personal contributions, 230,000 from the catch-up concessional contributions provision ... |
| | | | ... Funds of Australia has released its Retirement Standard quarterly update and it shows a substantial fall in petrol prices offset an increase in the cost of pharmaceuticals, health and medical services for retirees. ASFA's research also shows insurance ... |
| | | | ... replacing the Low Income Superannuation Contribution, which expires on 30 June next year, with a Low Income Superannuation Tax Offset. This will mean low income workers will generally not pay more tax on superannuation contributions than on their take-home ... |
| | | | ... showed building work done fell by -1.0% over the first quarter with a 5.5% drop in non-residential building work, slightly offset by a 1.5% increase in residential building. Engineering work done declined by 4.2% in the March quarter. Year-on-year, the ... |
| | | | ... in shipments and new orders reported in the same survey. US new home sales Weakening US manufacturing activity is being offset by strong gains in the housing market. Sales of new single family homes surged by 16.6% -- the fastest monthly growth rate ... |
| | | | ... it was in 2015, but it is set to outpace Australia. We expect strong growth in Japan, North America and Europe partially offset by weakness in the UK, Australia, and emerging markets." Speaking to Financial Standard, Andrew Harvie, an investment specialist ... |
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