Search Results | Showing 771 - 780 of 1602 results for "Economies" |
| | | ... per cent above where it began the year. Buyers were not bothered by more signs of weakness in the European and Chinese economies. And they took encouragement from positive data on the US economy: existing-home sales picked up pace in July; new claims ... |
| | | | ... to easing institutional investors' anxiety about the high level of volatility that comes with investing in developing economies, according to global fund manager Capital Group's Andy Budden. The investment specialist says sophisticated investors are ... |
| | | | ... shares were mixed as downbeat data from China and Japan sparked renewed concerns for growth in the region's two biggest economies. Tokyo shrugged off early losses to close 0.35 per cent, or 52.32 points, higher at 15,213.63, despite data which showed ... |
| | | | ... product providers, increased cross-border flows and improved regulatory standards across the region. A total of six economies currently belong to the working group: Australia, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and New Zealand. The industry is awaiting ... |
| | | | Based on the way global insurers are increasingly looking to the direct market to boost sales in developed economies, the way insurance is distributed in Australia looks set for a shake-up. In the past week it was widely reported across the Americas ... |
| | | | ... Thinking) and Rebecca Costa (The Impact of Big Data). Capping the conference will be a focus on Australian and overseas economies by RBC Capital Markets' AU/NZ head of economics and fixed income strategy Su-Lin Ong, BT's chief economist Dr. Chris Caton ... |
| | | | ... and a less optimistic outlook for several emerging markets. With somewhat stronger growth expected in some advanced economies next year, the global growth projection for 2015 remains at 4 percent." This is the first bullet point one will read when one ... |
| | | | ... basically all around the world have run out of money," he told the gathering of 400 business chiefs from the world's biggest economies. "How can we have a growth agenda with tightening monetary policy and tightening fiscal policy? "Governments have run ... |
| | | | ... would be to mobilise "resources for infrastructure and sustainable development projects in Brics and other emerging economies and developing countries"". "So it would be for the benefit of their own economies, but for others too." "The BRICS were prompted ... |
| | | | ... passport's success. The group also recommends that the six countries form a "college or group of representatives from member economies" to monitor passport developments and help resolve differences in implementation while promoting coordination, harmonisation ... |
|