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| | ... Australia's (RBA) rate hikes last year, with a backdrop of a continuing population boom, UBS has slightly increased its GDP growth forecast. UBS projects a year-over-year GDP growth of 1.6% for 2024, up from the initial 1.5%, and an increase to 2.2% ... |
| | | ... falling company cashflows are the biggest risks to the downside," Birtles said. He also noted that with 1.5% annual real GDP growth in 2023, Australia experienced its third worst annual reading in 30 years, worse than during the GFC, but ahead of the ... |
| | | ... with more to come in 2025. "That is despite recent upside inflation surprises as well as upward revisions to both its GDP growth and inflation forecasts. This is a Fed that wants to reduce interest rates," Principal Asset Management chief global strategist ... |
| | | ... employment growth rate also decreased to 2.8% from over 3% at the beginning of 2023, reflecting the broader slowdown in GDP growth. Reaching a low of 3.4% in October 2022, the current unemployment rate of 3.7% is around the lowest levels since 1974. ... |
| | | ... property-related financing." Epsilon co-founding partner Mick Wright-Smith added inflation, high-interest rates and low GDP growth has impacted corporate cashflows. "But the middle market remains resilient due to its more conservative borrowing levels ... |
| | | ... interest rate hikes have triggered cost-of-living pressures, though inflation is expected to subside through 2023. GDP growth is expected to stay low but positive, and unemployment rates are forecast to increase but remain low. "The economic misery index ... |
| | | ... day. According to VEIL fund manager Thao Ngo Thanh, Vietnam's government shows strong determination to achieve its GDP growth target of 6.5% for 2023 and control inflation within a range of 4.5%-5.0% while foreign direct investment remains resilient ... |
| | | ... compelling central banks to reconsider their policy paths." The IMF's latest forecast for Australia showed a decline in real GDP growth from 3.7% in 2022 to 1.6% in 2023, before ticking up to 1.7% in 2024. Meanwhile, inflation is projected to decrease ... |
| | | ... fueled by the recovery of the tourism and educations sectors, particularly with the resumption of visitors from China. GDP growth is projected to remain steady until mid-2025, before showing a slight pick-up. As economic growth slows, the unemployment ... |
| | | ... continued: "Now I don't say avoiding recession means growth is okay, it's not. The Fed's own forecast is for 0.5% GDP growth in 2023, and that's not inconsistent with a shallow recession. "We're going to have a slowdown, and I think a ... |
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