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| | | ... better position, with mid-single digit growth in working-age populations over the same period. Compare this with emerging economies such as Mexico, Indonesia and India which may experience growth of between 25% and 30%. The implications are huge, as ... |
| | | | ... accelerator while commodities exporters such as Canada and Australia are cutting rates to cushion the fall for their slowing economies. |
| | | | ... ultra-low yields. As for emerging markets, BlackRock prefers countries that are implementing reforms to open up their economies such as India and Mexico. |
| | | | ... along this road. A second trigger could come from slower growth in emerging markets. Growth has already weakened in some economies, several of which have been bruised by falling commodity prices. Capital that flowed into emerging markets could flow out ... |
| | | | ... ANZ's plans and beliefs about future investment in the Asia-Pacific region. "You have to look at China as a number of economies, because certainly some parts of the economy are suffering from issues around deflation but most are suffering from inflation. ... |
| | | | ... from 7.4% in 2014 - and is pushing the price of our number one export, iron ore and weak/weakening growth in most major economies are taking down prices of most commodities. This is a major no-no for a resource-based economy like Australia. Needless ... |
| | | | ... financial crisis combined with the subsequent weak recovery "is largely an advanced economy phenomenon." "For advanced economies as a whole, private investment during 2008-14 declined by 25% compared with forecasts made in early 2007, before the onset ... |
| | | | ... move," he said. "While we still expect to see corporate earnings growth in the US and UK, supported by strong domestic economies, both of these markets are affected by a mixture of currency strength, low commodity prices and - looking ahead - some monetary ... |
| | | | ... World Economic Outlook (WEO) report published this month where it printed, "Output across advanced and emerging market economies remains much lower than was expected in 2008, just before the onset of the global financial crisis, and its growth path has ... |
| | | | ... is motivated by the growth of the industry, its larger focus on less liquid bonds, and by concerns in some advanced economies that many funds have increasingly been buying similar assets while banks have withdrawn from market making. The IMF's research ... |
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