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| | ... less (11.1%); South Korea 5.7%; the US 5.4%; and, India 3.7%. China even purchases more "Made in Australia" goods than the OECD group of nations put together (33.2%). While Australia also buys most of its imports from China (27.7% of total imports) ... |
| | | ... monetary and fiscal stimulus measures, sparked optimism of a V-shaped recovery in the Eurozone. This was underscored by the OECD and the IMF's June 2020 projections. The 'OECD Economic Outlook, June 2020' report showed the Eurozone economy ... |
| | | ... year - better than the OECD's outlook for all of the G7 countries. While this isn't directly comparable because the OECD provided calendar year forecasts, comparing apples with apples, the OECD's economic outlook report puts Australian GDP ... |
| | | ... to return 17.4% in the second quarter. The report referenced predictions by both the International Monetary Fund and the OECD around the slow global economic recovery. In Australia the IMF expects GDP to fall by 4.5% this year, a 2.2 percentage point ... |
| | | ... The IMF predicts that world economic output will drop by 4.9% this year (after an estimated expansion of 2.9% in 2019). The OECD was more pessimistic, forecasting world GDP growth to contract between 6.0% in 2020 (under a single-hit scenario) and 7.3% ... |
| | | ... 12%, the amount spent on the Age Pension should drop to 2.6% of GDP over the period to 2054-55, ASFA predicts. In contrast, OECD expenditure on public pensions averages 8.8% of GDP and is expected to increase to 9.4% in the next 30 years. ASFA argued ... |
| | | ... plumbed in the middle of March this year. Latest forecasts by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and the Development (OECD) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) tells the same story. The 'OECD Economic Outlook, June 2020' report shows ... |
| | | ... 4.5% this year, a 2.2 percentage point improvement from its April forecast. This is the same message delivered by the 'OECD Economic Outlook, June 2020' report, which has Australia's economy being the least worst among the club of rich nations ... |
| | | Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's lifting of the state of emergency in the country on May 25 has been rewarded with encouraging indications of recovery in the economy. This is highlighted by the improvement in the au Jibun Bank Japan PMI surveys. ... |
| | | ... classes that distorts asset allocation practises in Australia. FIIG said as a result they are extremely different to other OECD countries and materially divergent from what is considered to be well documented best practice. Jim Stening, chief executive ... |
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