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| | | ... as copper, lithium, nickel, cobalt, rare earths, and semiconductors, which are necessary for the digital age. The capital goods required to build a new age will also be in high demand, he says. |
| | | | ... in domestic demand with importation of consumption goods surging by 14% in the month of October while imports of capital goods rose by 8% and "intermediate and other goods" went up by 6.0%. Next stop services exports. Reports that an effective vaccine ... |
| | | | ... increase in exports primarily reflected an increase in goods (led by automotive vehicles, engines, and parts as well as capital goods). The increase in nonresidential fixed investment primarily reflected an increase in equipment (led by transportation ... |
| | | | ... globally. Net trade contributed 0.5 percentage points to GDP. "Imports of goods fell 3.9%, with falls in consumption and capital goods reflecting weak domestic demand," the ABS said. "Imports of services fell 13.6%, with travel services falling sharply ... |
| | | | ... prices in the year to September. "...prices for foods, feeds, and beverages fell over the same period and prices for capital goods recorded no change". As such, it's not just me and Donald J that's thinking that the Fed has "gone wild". Financial ... |
| | | | ... sectors, in retail, sales, manufacturing, services, in construction. Then we had declines in industrial production, in capital goods production. The PMI in exports orders also declined. Also we had declines in national business and confidence indicators. ... |
| | | | ... First, there are now clearer signs of revival in investment activity as reflected in the sustained expansion in capital goods production and still rising imports, albeit at a slower pace than in January. Second, global demand has been improving, which ... |
| | | | ... reflected in improving credit offtake, large resource mobilisation from the primary capital market, and improving capital goods production and imports. Third, the process of recapitalisation of public sector banks has got underway." There's good news ... |
| | | | ... other merchandise goods rose $385m (4%), consumption goods rose $197m (2%) and non-monetary gold rose $16m (4%). Capital goods fell $120m (2%). Services debits rose $119m (2%)". While Australian demand for imports appears to be stronger overall, the ... |
| | | | ... lubricants (-9%), parts for transport equipment (-19%), processed industrial supplies (-6%), and other parts for capital goods (-4%). Capital goods import increased by a small 1.0% over the month due largely to "civil aircraft and confidentialised items ... |
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