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| | | ... series estimates: I don't think I have to put into words the indications from the charted trend in employment growth. Yep, employment growth is on a declining trend which tells you, I and Irene to...forget asking for a pay rose from the boss man. ... |
| | | | ... 2017) while at the same time slashing FY18/19 and FY19/20 predictions to 1.5% (from 1.7%) and 1.8% (from 1.9%), respectively. Yep, not until FY19/20, assuming that the BOJ's lowered forecasts turned out right. Predictions that based on the Japanese central ... |
| | | | ... economy, when Bank Rate does begin to rise, it is expected to do so more gradually and to a lower level than in recent cycles." Yep, gradual and shallower ala Fed. But "This guidance is an expectation, not a promise." For sure... because it all depends ... |
| | | | ... near zero in September, down from 35 per cent on Wednesday, and a 67 per cent chance by December, down from 72 per cent." Yep, these numbers changed the betting on Fed lift-off expectations from two days ago. Needless to say, expectations will change ... |
| | | | ... reinforce sound lending practices, particularly for lending to investors." Did someone just squeak "macroprudential measures"? Yep. For what else could a central bank that's stuck between a rock and hard place to do? The RBA could not raise interest ... |
| | | | ... underlying first quarter weakness, such as the inventory correction in the United States, should have only temporary effects..." Yep, it's temporary and, according to Olivier Banchard - the IMF's chief economist - "It's really a story of something which ... |
| | | | ... would be the best annual gain since a 26.4 percent surge in 2003." No prizes for guessing last night's positive performance. Yep, 'twas (again) that bad data is good data rationale. Bad data - US pending home sales dropped by 5.6% in September (more ... |
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