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| | | ... capex cycle out there. Recession is a very low probability." In terms of how artificial intelligence (AI) will impact economies, Michele warned investors should be careful about where funding goes. "Those with deep pockets, a lot of free cash flow that ... |
| | | | ... capital into those areas to revitalise its economy and to better steer its future. GDP at risk China, like many other economies including Australia, has an ageing population. In line with the trend, the government worries it will slow productivity growth ... |
| | | | ... target range of 2% to 3%. The IMF's latest World Economic Outlook (WEO) estimates average inflation across advanced economies will fall to 2.7% next year, below Australia's projected rate. The IMF also projects Australia's real GDP growth to slow from ... |
| | | | ... be a real headwind to growth and further entrench these inflationary pressures." Bond yields have risen across major economies, reflecting higher inflation expectations resilient growth and borrowing to fund AI investment. "You've got higher inflation ... |
| | | | ... partnership reflects the growing need for modern payment infrastructure between two of the region's most connected economies. "Australia and Indonesia share a deeply connected economic relationship. From trade and tourism to growing business links ... |
| | | | ... that only 12% of total consumer transactions were online over the past year, which is a number much lower than other economies. The group remains bullish in the sector, now transacted some $500 million worth of retail assets in 2H26, including the acquisition ... |
| | | | ... 270,000 people. Hari Gopalakrishnan, co-head of EQT Private Capital Asia, said the region's demographics and domestic economies supported its long-term investment case. "Asia stands out as one of the world's most attractive regions for long-term ... |
| | | | ... said. Oxford Economics has hypothesised an extreme scenario of "zero migration" globally and found while destination economies, mostly advanced, would see significant declines in output per capita, origin economies would have modest gains as retained ... |
| | | | ... beyond its traditional association with China. "Emerging markets are no longer simply a China story," Suzuki said. "Economies now drive the majority of global GDP expansion, and that growth is often available at a meaningful valuation discount, supported ... |
| | | | ... compute capacity that companies need to grow and create more jobs, supporting the continued growth of the US and global economies, while creating attractive, long-term investment opportunities for our clients." Blackstone chief operating officer and ... |
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