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| | | ... introduction of NEST satisfied the UK's issues around demand for pension solutions, it has also proved successful on the supply side. "Auto-enrolment demanded complete coverage - everybody had to have a pension available to them. But the existing ... |
| | | | ... big bounce over last couple of weeks in the wake of October selloff. iPhone demand concerns weighing heavily on AAPL-US, supply chain names and tech in general. Sector has been under scrutiny lately with rotation out of growth and momentum factors. Dollar ... |
| | | | ... Taiwan, Japan, Turkey and South Korea - from buying Iranian oil. OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers pumping oil plus Iranian supply... that's oil aplenty. Not only this, the rising price of oil has encouraged increased oil production. As at 9 November ... |
| | | | ... that activity continued to decline from recent peaks in response to falling investor demand, falling prices and excess supply in some markets." This is supported by ABS data showing the accelerating decline in the number of housing finance commitments ... |
| | | | ... an increasing number of emerging economies are either in or heading for contraction. Ergo, lesser demand for oil. As per supply, Trump's recent decision exempting eight countries - China, India, Greece, Italy, Taiwan, Japan, Turkey and South Korea ... |
| | | | ... Although modest by historical standards, the projected pace of UK GDP growth is slightly faster than the diminished rate of supply growth, which averages around 11/2% per year. A margin of excess demand is therefore expected to build, feeding through ... |
| | | | ... shows skilled candidates in the digital space were of particular demand in financial services, yet there's limited supply. "Proven expertise in data analytics, digital content generation, CRM software and media planning/strategy, for example, continued ... |
| | | | ... harvest will see WA, for the first time in 20 years, contributing more than half (52%) of the national winter crop." Less supply and continued strong demand should underpin high prices for agricultural produce - one which Rabobank sees holding "well ... |
| | | | ... month. That's US$600 billion a year buy order vapourised from the bond market. This coincides with the increased bond supply. The US Treasury expects to issue an extra US$1.3 trillion of bonds this year to finance Trump's tax cuts and fiscal ... |
| | | | ... as producers of tobacco, and also excludes companies deriving 5% or more aggregate revenue from distribution, retail and supply of tobacco related products. The firm said Ex-Tobacco Involvement indexes would become part of the standard offering in its ... |
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