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| | ... US dollar, which has appreciated by 3.4% this year to date and by 6.2% from the 2020 low of CNY7.1542/US$ recorded in late May. Investors are flocking to China for good reasons. While many other nations around the globe continue to battle the coronavirus ... |
| | | ... of people being mis-sold or stapled to an underperforming fund outside the default system. It is also a concern that there may be individuals who find themselves uninsurable because they are stapled to a fund whose insurance does not cover their occupation," ... |
| | | ... effects. "I think what we've seen over the last four or five months, backed up the wisdom of having the Budget now, not in May. It would have been a very different budget in May," he said. "It was wise to be patient, to not rush, to ensure we better ... |
| | | ... reducing vacancy rates and supporting rents. Alternatively, setbacks in controlling the virus in Australia and internationally may delay the reopening of international borders, prolonging the loss of demand from international tourists and students. Domestic ... |
| | | ... good but the question remains, will the RBA cut interest rates next week as Bill led financial markets to believe? The RBA may decide to wait until it has fully assessed the likely impact of the Federal Budget - to be revealed on October 6 (the same ... |
| | | ... incarcerated at home or in state prison, death by coronavirus or death by the state. Draconian and an abuse to human rights it may be but it worked... in Wuhan (as the pool party shows) and in nipping the second wave budding in Beijing in just around ... |
| | | ... flow through. Ultimately, the value investment cases underpinning IFL and AMP will take time to play out - although AMP's may have been brought forward with its strategic review and IFL's pushed out with a longer pathway to scale with the MLC acquisition," ... |
| | | ... for - has further damaged already weak actual and planned capital investment. Actual total private new capital expenditures may have surprised on the upside, falling by 5.9% in the three months to June versus expectations for an 8.4% drop but the latest ... |
| | | ... negative growth, what do you call a period where the economy contracts for three straight quarters... and counting? Japan may have imposed less stringent coronavirus containment measures relative to its peers but even this didn't stop its economy ... |
| | | ... for a ninth month in a row. The latest fall was the softest since March, however". The latest PMI results, preliminary they may be, reinforces the fact that COVID-19 is the final arbiter of the outlook for the domestic and global economies. Latest reports ... |
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