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| | | ... 62.7% in January, reflecting increased confidence among jobseekers of finding employment. The Conference Board consumer confidence index tracking employment expectations attests to this. Those saying "jobs are plentiful rose to a reading of 39.40 in ... |
| | | | ... 2.1% in the year to the December quarter from 2% in the previous quarter - indicating continued low inflation and weak consumer spending. The annual growth rate in core inflation - using the average of trimmed mean and weighted median measures - remained ... |
| | | | ... said the association has advocated the model includes an accreditation framework for data receivers to ensure consumer confidence in the security of their personal data. "We are pleased to see the government has backed this idea," Stoyan said. |
| | | | ... pensions) because most are indexed to inflation. This doesn't augur well for household income and by extension, consumer confidence and spending. Worse, it could lead to even lower inflation expectations further exacerbating the slowdown in spending. ... |
| | | | ... heavily traded sectors, accounting for 36% and 17% of the year's turnover. Telecommunication services, healthcare and consumer discretionary stocks also proved popular. The top 10 domestic equity investments for SMSFs comprised the big four banks, Telstra ... |
| | | | ... bottoming at 0.7% (year-on-year rate) in December last year. The improvement fits with the latest Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment survey that showed the unemployment expectations index dropping by 2.4% (consumers expect lower unemployment ... |
| | | | ... Preferences chief executive Bernard Del Rey added that being able to pinpoint loss aversion and the level of consistency in a consumer's decision-making is a real breakthrough. "You can immediately add to your compliance safeguards by identifying those ... |
| | | | ... given latest stats they're feeling like one too. While the preliminary estimate of the University of Michigan consumer confidence index slowed to a reading of 97.8 in November, this was from the 13-year high print of 100.7 in October's final estimate. ... |
| | | | ... by consumers due to a mix of increased household electricity costs, flat income growth, and relatively poor consumer confidence." Yes, Virginia, we're back to the problem that is Australian consumers. Apart from record high household debt to disposable ... |
| | | | ... - not seen since the March quarter of 2006. And while core inflation has remained unchanged at 0.9% in July, headline consumer prices have started to stir - up by 1.2% in the year to July from 1% in the previous month. Although inflation is still low ... |
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