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| | ... it is higher than earlier expected. Global factors, including Covid-related disruptions to supply chains and the war in Ukraine, account for much of this increase in inflation." "But domestic factors are playing a role too, with capacity constraints ... |
| | | ... levels in the March quarter, with automotive fuel rising 11.0% due to the oil price shock caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, paired with ongoing easing of COVID-19 restrictions strengthening global demand.Going forward, retiree households will ... |
| | | ... participants again agreed that the economic outlook was highly uncertain. Developments associated with Russia's invasion of Ukraine and COVID related lockdowns in China posed heightened risks for economies around the world, meeting minutes revealed. ... |
| | | ... rates, rising inflation that's been exacerbated by constrained supply chains and further uncertainty brought about by the Ukraine conflict. Contributions totalled $31.87 billion for the quarter and $131.6 billion for the year ending March 2022, a 16% ... |
| | | ... rise in the Asia Pacific region, as well as the complexity of the broader geopolitical environment, including the Russia-Ukraine war. "Deglobalisation and the potential impacts on defence expenditure, other international commitments, and Australia's ... |
| | | ... medium of exchange in illicit activity - such as the potential for skirting sanctions in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine." PGIM chief executive David Hunt said that for the manager to consider adding a new asset class to a portfolio, three things ... |
| | | ... uncertain; stagflation effects have depressed output and spending, she added. Yellen said the US understood when Russia invaded Ukraine that there would be spill over effects, but it was prepared to pay. "We're doing everything we can to make sure sanctions ... |
| | | ... first quarter of 2022 has created a period of renewed uncertainty as investors grappled with the fallout of the war in Ukraine. As geopolitical tensions rose in the wake of this travesty, a series of consequential macroeconomic shifts have furthered ... |
| | | ... and gas, how do you compensate for those periods of time where you have higher geopolitical tension, and shocks like the Ukraine conflict, how do you deal with those periods of time where you see periodic spikes in oil and gas in particular?" NGS will ... |
| | | ... very seriously and it's my top domestic priority," Biden said. The president went on to blame the pandemic and the war in Ukraine for the historical inflation being incurred in countries all over the world. Likewise, the Federal Reserve attributed the ... |
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