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| | | ... for pledges and promises of fiscal repair, repair there was not. Trading Economics data show that Greek government debt to GDP continues to rise - from 146% in 2010 to 177% last year. Debt levels of this magnitude certainly make a mockery of one of the ... |
| | | | ... average PMIA(R) for January through May (52.4 percent) corresponds to a 2.9 percent increase in real gross domestic product (GDP) on an annualized basis. In addition, if the PMIA(R) for May (52.8 percent) is annualized, it corresponds to a 3 percent ... |
| | | | ... equivalent to about 120% of the Australian share market capitalisation and 90% of Australia's annual gross domestic product (GDP). It said superannuation will also accumulate about $7 trillion (130% of GDP) over the next 25 years - making it "a source ... |
| | | | ... pretty sure it's now getting some attention. The OECD's provisional estimate shows that the combined industrialised countries' GDP - 34 members - slowed to 0.3% in the first quarter of this year from 0.5% in the final three months of 2014. This was driven ... |
| | | | ... per cent) at 5,070.03. Analysts said there was some disappointment with the economic news released on Friday. The revised GDP figure for the first quarter, showing a 0.7 per cent contraction, was not a surprise. But perceptions of a rebound in growth ... |
| | | | ... unsustainable. We can't afford it as a nation," Bowen said. Bowen said superannuation assets are projected to reach more than 160% of GDP, up from more than 120% currently. He added the earnings concession on superannuation is the fastest growing tax ... |
| | | | ... "double seasonal adjustment" by the San Fran Fed I ranted about two days ago to turn the reported 0.2% annualised March quarter GDP growth into 1.8? It wasn't mentioned on the April FOMC Statement, but the minutes revealed that members discussed the ... |
| | | | ... Chair Janet Yellen was president of from 2004 to 2010 - just did. The San Fran Fed solved "The Puzzle of Weak First-Quarter GDP Growth"! "The official estimate of real GDP growth for the first three months of 2015 was shockingly weak. However, such estimates ... |
| | | | ... know what happened to ex-Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan's guessed and "promised" A$1.5 billion underlying cash balance (0.1% of GDP) surplus for 2012/13. It amazingly turned into an A$19.4 billion deficit (1.3% of GDP). Lest I be accused of favouring one ... |
| | | | ... far, methinks even the Fed is uncertain on the precise timing of a lift-off. The lower-than-expected 0.2% annualised real GDP growth in the first quarter certainly argues against a sooner-rather-than-later lift off. More so because the US GDP report ... |
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