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| | | Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the ongoing war in Iran is putting pressure on inflation, with Treasury reportedly predicting it will rise above 4%. "I've made it really clear that we had an inflation challenge in our economy and developments in the Middle ... |
| | | | ... February driven by a fundamental reassessment of the economy, conflict in the Middle East has further threatened the inflation outlook. And at the same time also proposing downside risks to global and Australian growth," Allen said. "What does a central ... |
| | | | ... believes that it was a "deliberate" move for the government to implement more taxes but ultimately failed. "... because inflation erodes the value of savings, it would have meant more and more Australians would be captured in Labor's net. It wasn't ... |
| | | | ... per share. We now view cost control as the main earnings stabiliser," he said. "Shrinking FUM and revenue, along with inflation-like growth in salary and marketing costs, are likely to be partly offset by declining administrative expenses." |
| | | | ... and strike a deal." Bassanese said investors are fearing the situation will put more pressure on already sticky global inflation. "Also of note, bond yields around the world rose rather than fell - with investors fearing the upside inflation risk from ... |
| | | | ... join early next month to lead the firm's macroeconomic research capabilities, including strong focus on interest rates, inflation, currency movements and global market forces. He will also support advisers with insights on portfolio positioning, helping ... |
| | | | ... alarmed that there was no labour productivity growth recorded in the quarter. "Unless this changes, low growth and high inflation could become entrenched as long-term features of the Australian economy," he said. "Combined with elevated inflation, today's ... |
| | | | ... that will likely lead to higher government spending are also inflationary and could pose a threat to already sticky inflation in Australia, but also around the world. "We have inflation that is uncomfortably above target, both here in Australia and a ... |
| | | | ... pushing up rents across the country. "Rents are the single largest part of the consumer price index basket. This is why inflation remains sticky," he said. "But of course higher interest rates, which limits the supply of new housing, is probably not ... |
| | | | Iran was hit by joint strikes from the United States and Israel over the weekend, after talks between the US and Iran over nuclear capabilities broke down. Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was among those killed in the conflict, and Iran ... |
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