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| | ... more than our next five biggest export markets combined - Japan (11.8%), South Korea (5.8%), USA (5.8%), UK (4.4%), and India (3.9%). Australia's exports of goods and services account for around 24.1% of the country's GDP. On the other side of ... |
| | | ... foreign ownership of Chinese onshore assets is currently low, especially when compared to other major Asian markets like India, Japan and Korea. This is largely because Chinese capital markets have historically been difficult for outside investors to ... |
| | | ... Australia's early release of super scheme enabled members whose income had dropped by more than 20% to access up to $20,000. India allowed partial withdrawals for COVID-19 treatment, which did not exceed three months of wages and allowances. Peruvians ... |
| | | ... the report found fast growing asset management markets (in local currency terms) are China (25.5% CAGR over five years), India (14.4%), Brazil (12.9%) and Australia (11.9%). Developed countries like the US and UK are growing their asset management markets ... |
| | | ... Meanwhile, Chile, Columbia, the UAE, Pakistan and Poland had both weak practices and weak rules. Japan, Hong Kong, China and India were among the countries with strong rules but weak governance practices. According to the research, Australia sat among ... |
| | | ... Program. It also involves a reimagined public waterfront esplanade alongside the East River, with improved connection to the India Street pier and New York City water ferry. Lendlease and Aware Super (formerly First State Super) have had a partnership ... |
| | | ... five export markets: Japan, our second biggest export market, buys much 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 ... |
| | | ... worldwide." The board of governors currently comprises of 14 members, residing in eight countries: Australia, Canada, China, India, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Other than Gamba and Wilton, the board of governors ... |
| | | ... industry average during both August and the year thus far, returning 0.32% and -1.21% respectively. eVestment also found that India-focused hedge funds saw a surge in returns in August, averaging 6.52% during the month. However, these funds are still ... |
| | | ... hasn't sung yet. Europe is now on the brink of a second wave and infections and deaths continue to increase in the US and in India, among others that are already prompting renewed containment measures. Then again, as the European Central Bank (ECB) ... |
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