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| | | ... policy." Globally, economic prospects have generally improved, as interest rate and US tax cuts take effect, however the latest US-China frictions show there is no room for complacency, the report said. A comprehensive US-China deal still remains elusive ... |
| | | | ... would take unprecedented job growth to return to full employment in the next few years." Madam Yellen's is backed by the latest US non-farm payrolls report that showed the economy added 49,000 jobs in January -- lower than market expectations for a 50,000 ... |
| | | | "Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore." - Wizard of Oz Data revealed in the latest US National Accounts gave meaning to declarations that we are living in unprecedented times. Some would be concerned, but most would understand, reading ... |
| | | | ... the coronavirus has resurfaced in Beijing and, with it, the re-imposition of lockdowns. Have money, will travel. The latest US retail sales report - up 17.7% in May from April - underscores the power of money. Cheaper borrowing costs and money printing ... |
| | | | ... this now is reversing in Beijing's favour. No use re-inventing the wheel, here's Factset's news stories on latest US stats: "May IHS Markit Flash Manufacturing PMI down 2.0 m/m to 50.6 (est. 52.7), lowest since Sep-2009. New orders declined ... |
| | | | ... participants' estimates of the longer-run normal rate of unemployment ranged from 4-4.6% and had a median value of 4.3%." The latest US non-farm payrolls report put the unemployment rate at 3.8% in March - the 19th straight month that the jobless ... |
| | | | ... third quarter of the same year. However, most other economies use the year-on-year growth rate and applying this to the latest US National Accounts update, America's economy continues to power on. US GDP grew by 3.1% in the year to the December 2018 ... |
| | | | ... same - steady interest rates. This is because the RBA will find that although global growth is continuing - and the latest US-China trade war got a stay of execution over the weekend (Trump will hold off from raising the 10% tariff on Chinese exports ... |
| | | | Given the US equity market's reaction to the latest US Federal Reserve missive, one would think that Wall Street is against strong(er) growth. All major benchmark indices - DJIA, S&P 500, Nasdaq and Russell 2000 - closed lower after the Fed announced ... |
| | | | ... tariffs and quotas will increase business costs and consumer prices, sending inflation higher. It's as well that the latest US international trade statistics show that America's external account is improving and this could help temper tensions between ... |
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