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| | | Australia, together with other rich countries, can expect economic activity to slow down in 2022 as coronavirus outbreaks continue to put a spanner in the works. Fund manager PIMCO has downgraded its developed markets outlook for countries that also ... |
| | | | ... the region, allowing investors to overcome slow Chinese GDP growth, a stagnant Japanese economy and volatile EU and US economies. China and Japan drove more than 90% of Asia-Pacific's and 60% of the global HNWI wealth growth in 2015, adding more than ... |
| | | | ... figures showing that the economy is growing above trend - and gauging from the recent performance of the world ex-US economies financial markets and economies, most have already adjusted/in the midst of adjusting for its impact. The problem lies in looking ... |
| | | | ... idea by saying that "the Chinese and the Japanese economy are going to be more of the same, but the European and the US economies will pick up." Australian contributing economics editor Judith Sloan also spoke at the Financial Standard Chief Economists ... |
| | | | Europe may see 1% growth in 2014, but over the long-term its problems are far from over, according to State Street Global Advisors' chief economist Christopher Probyn. Speaking at today's Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum in Sydney, Probyn said ... |
| | | | ... million or 25.0%. The on-going performance of the NAB portfolio remains closely linked to the state of the UK and US economies. As announced on 22 March 2012, National Australia Bank removed the economic risk of the remaining two Synthetic Collateralised ... |
| | | | ... Oil prices tumbled Friday, along with stock markets, as concerns intensified about the health of the European and US economies amid debt problems on both sides of the Atlantic. New York's main contract, West Texas Intermediate for delivery in October ... |
| | | | ... is good for the world. Last night's market activity showed that investors really didn't give an F over these non-US economies' twisting and shouting. They ran back to the US dollar because they found another reason to worry about. The eurozone and its ... |
| | | | ... 2,193.29. LONDON - European stock markets rallied on Monday on signs of a strengthening recovery in the Japanese and US economies as well as a boost to the mining sector from higher metals prices and a weak dollar. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index rose ... |
| | | | ... cent on Thursday as investors took profits after the previous day's surge amid renewed pessimism over the local and US economies. The Tokyo Stock Exchange's benchmark Nikkei-225 index lost 129.90 points to end at 13,124.99. HONG KONG - Hong Kong share ... |
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