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| | | ... credit, real estate, and royalties from the growth in investment opportunities expected to be generated by a transforming economy in the decade ahead, it said. The strategy will focus on three types of transactions across corporate solutions, real assets ... |
| | | | ... of US import tariffs is not borne by foreign exporters, according to new research from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. The report revealed that instead, they hit the American economy itself. The Kiel Institute found importers and consumers ... |
| | | | ... like artificial intelligence (AI), digitalisation, healthcare, housing, infrastructure, renewable energy, the circular economy and water. It will be funded through €10.5 billion in EU funds and is aiming to raise another €120 billion over time through ... |
| | | | ... worst-case scenarios facing investors and business leaders. Geoeconomic confrontation emerged as the biggest threat to a global economy in the short term that could potentially further destabilise businesses and societies. This incidentally leads to ... |
| | | | ... which led to an 11% decline in granted student visas granted in the first eight months of 2025, its importance to the economy is still significant. Foreign students were the fourth largest export category, reaching a record $52 billion in 2024, Nuveen ... |
| | | | ... resilience, and sustainable success in an ever-evolving world and we have yet to fully unlock these benefits across the economy." However, despite incremental progress the report said women remain "significantly" underrepresented in the ELTs of ASX 300 ... |
| | | | ... is all about making Australian workers and businesses big beneficiaries of the big shifts that are shaping the global economy," Chalmers said. "The world needs critical minerals, Australia has plenty of them, and that's where we see a big opportunity." ... |
| | | | ... recognise this issue is greater than a simple policy disagreement. "Pressure on the central bank of the world's largest economy carries global consequences," Green said. "Confidence in monetary governance in the United States anchors financial stability ... |
| | | | ... Economic Situation and Prospects 2026 report, inflation will rise by 3% in 2026 despite a slight improvement in Australia's economy. The report pointed to the easing of monetary policies and "expansionary" fiscal measures in Australia, which have stabilised ... |
| | | | ... wages, insurance premiums, input costs and tax obligations, creating a permanent layer of cashflow compression across the economy. "This will be the great cashflow compression of 2026," he said. "Even for businesses with strong accounting profitability ... |
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