This pressure was confirmed by the Australian Bureau of Statistics last week. The country's Consumer Price Index increased by 2.1 percent in the first three months of this year, and 5.1 percent over the last 12 months, the increase of which has been predominantly in the housing, fuel and fo...
“We actually have been very lucky that in the last probably five years we haven’t had to worry about the exchange rate that much but now it’s something that is going to play out and remain for the next at least 12 months and we need to consider all this and be aware of the imp...
McKinsey Australia regularly tracks the sentiments of our consumers to help businesses better understand how social and economic changes impact consumer intention and action. In this insight, we unpack their state of mind—and the different effects that cost-of-living impact is having across income ...
6 Furthermore, the resilience of the US economy and the potential for China to grow at a similar rate this year as last could also support Brazil’s GDP growth as these are Brazil’s main trading partners.7 Although the BCB still expects economic activity to slow,...
Australia’s consumer price index is about to gomonthly[1], meaning Australia will join most of the developed world in getting an update on inflation at the end of every month, instead of once every three months as at present. Until now Australia has been the only ...
He said: "I personally think Australia should be prepared to make a contribution to the long term freedom and security of Ukraine. "Ever since this terrible conflict began, the Ukrainians have been fighting for the freedom of everyone.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) announced on Wednesday morning that Australia's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.1 percent in the first three months of 2022, or 5.1 percent annually. Head of Prices Statistics at the ABS, Michelle Marquardt, said the CPI increase was the sharpest si...
He said: "I personally think Australia should be prepared to make a contribution to the long term freedom and security of Ukraine. "Ever since this terrible conflict began, the Ukrainians have been fighting for the freedom of everyone.
Australia’s latest inflation rate is as of Dec 2023. Unlike other G20 nations, Argentina’s inflation rate has only gone up since the pandemic ended. This is largely due to the country’s history of printing money to compensate for government overspending....
Samsung last bought back shares in November 2017, according to data maintained by LSEG. In aregulatory filing, the company said that 3 trillion won of shares will be initially bought back in the next three months and canceled. Read the full storyhere. ...