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Malaysia's Economy: Growth on the Horizon
Ever heard someone say the Malaysian economy is “bad”? Here’s a positive update: Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) forecasts a growth of 4-5% in 2024. That’s good news! 1. Malaysia’s economy to grow between 4.0-5.0pct in 2024: Bank Negara report www.nst.com.my Reasons for Optimism: Resilient Job Market: Low unemployment translates to more disposable income and spending power. Strong Household…
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What’s really happening in America’s economy (Trump and Biden spin aside) | CNN Business
Supposedly an overview of the U.S.'s economic outlook.
Yet, it doesn't really deal with the true factor behind Greedflation, & its partner, Shrinkflation.
Corporate America has kept the price of goods up in an effort to make President Biden look 'responsible' for the higher prices.
And, they are buying up Republikkkan votes thru their political PACs.
Hoping to curry favor with Dictator Don - just so that they don't have to pay any taxes.
Let's make them pay their fair share - now & retroactively!!
After all, they've all been using legal 'loopholes' to avoid sharing their wealth with the rest of the nation...
I don't see that as they being overly fair.
#Economic Outlook#Looking Good For Some#High Prices From#Greedflation#&#Shrinkflation#Not#Mentioned#aside
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Launch of the 2024 mid-year update. United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA).
Learn insights on the world’s economic outlook at the midpoint of 2024 and the way forward. Join us for the launch of the World Economic Situation and Prospects as of mid-2024 report!
#economic prospects#economic situation#economic development#united nations department of global communications#sustainable development goals#economic outlook
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Brace yourselves as the United States Fed Interest Rate Decision approaches, set between 5.25-5.5%! https://markets.tradermade.com/forex/fed-interest-rate-decision-looms. This crucial decision doesn't just impact Wall Street; it ripples through global economies. Will it rise, fall, or hold steady? Stay tuned for the verdict and its potential implications!
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Revving Through Time: The Stirring Odyssey of American Automobiles from Thunderous Muscle to Electrifying Innovation
As we shift gears into 2024, the North American automotive industry is poised at the cusp of significant transformation. This article serves as an introductory compass to navigate the upcoming trends, anticipated models, legislative shifts, and the burgeoning emphasis on electric vehicles (EVs) within the industry. Anticipated Models and Innovations Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com The…
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#2024#automotive industry#automotive laws#automotive trends#Car Enthusiasts#economic outlook#electric vehicles
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Major Challenges for the US Economy in 2024
Bye Bye 2023. Welcome, 2024! Fear of the Recession was always there in 2023. However, 2023 happened to be one of the Best of the Year for the economy. As the U.S. Economy witnessed robust economic growth, with inflation slowly moving towards the Federal Reserve’s target, Employment was strong, consumption expenditure acted as a savior for the economy as a whole. In other words, the economy showed…
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#2024 challenges#economic outlook#Federal Reserve#fiscal policy#GDP Growth#geopolitical tensions#interest rates#Labor Market#US Economy
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Money, Myths, and the Modern World: Unraveling the Economic Tapestry from a Modern Monetary Theory Lens
**Welcome to the Grand Economic Theater!**Picture the global economy as a grand stage, where the U.S., Australia, and China play the leading roles, each grappling with their own economic scripts. But what if the script they’re reading from is due for a rewrite? Enter Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) – the understudy that’s been waiting in the wings, ready to challenge the status quo. Let’s embark on…
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#2023#Central Banks#China&039;s economic policy#deficit spending#economic analysis#economic commentary#economic growth#economic management#economic outlook#economic strategy#economic trends#financial markets#financial stability#Fiscal Policy#global economy#government debt#inflation control#inflation targeting#interest rate decisions#investment strategy#macroeconomics#MMT#Modern Monetary Theory#Monetary Policy#policy review#RBA#Reserve-Bank-of-Australia#U.S. Federal Reserve#Unemployment
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Global Economics Intelligence Executive Summary October 2023 – Asrar Qureshi’s Blog Post #881
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The Schizophrenic Economy
The economy is a complex system, and predicting how it will behave is often difficult. In recent years, the economy has become increasingly schizophrenic, with periods of rapid growth followed by periods of stagnation or recession. This volatility has made it difficult for businesses to plan for the future and for individuals to make financial decisions. Continue reading Untitled
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Boeing's Q2 Earnings: Analysts Expect Wider Losses, But Revenue Rebound in Sight
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#Boeing#Airbus#Aviation Industry#Earnings Report#Stock Market#Financial Analysis#Commercial Aviation#Economic Outlook#Aerospace Industry#Investment Opportunities#Market Trends#Stock Performance#Profitability#Economic Recovery#Business News.#Youtube
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Interest rates Australia: Reserve Bank has a trick up its sleeve that could avoid much higher rates
Martin Place might be tempted by this option if it feels it has to tighten monetary policy and not just rely on its overnight cash rate to do the heavy lifting. — Read on www.afr.com/wealth/personal-finance/rba-has-trick-up-its-sleeve-that-could-avoid-much-higher-rates-20230517-p5d93i
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China's economy is in trouble again
March Chaixin PMIs hit new highs, manufacturing PMIs slip
The latest China March Caixin Services PMI came in at 57.8, a 28-month high. However, the manufacturing PMI remained negative at 49.2, falling for the third month in a row. This is raising concerns about China's economic recovery. The private sector manufacturing PMI remained at 50.6, indicating that the economy is contracting. China has been focusing its efforts on the service sector to revive the economy, which has been deteriorating in the aftermath of the pandemic. Experts are warning that a decline in manufacturing could have major repercussions for the country.
Investors need to be cautious
The weakness in China's manufacturing sector is raising concerns about the country's economic recovery. The future of the Chinese economy is becoming increasingly unclear, and investors should take a more cautious approach to the country's economic outlook. If you are an investor with an interest in the Chinese economy, now is the time to make a very smart decision. There are many ways to invest in coins and stocks coming out of China. The state of the Chinese economy is constantly changing, and with it, concerns about the economic outlook. It is important to keep an eye on the state of the Chinese economy when making investment decisions.
#1. chinaeconomy#2.#recovery#3.#PMI#4.#IMF#5.#Economic Outlook#6.#Manufacturing#7.#Service Industry#8.#Investment#9.#Global Economy#10. recession
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Bond Market Outlook
A great way to get a feel for how the bond market is performing is by looking at the spreads. The spreads are the difference between the price of a bond and its coupon, and they can range from around 175 to 250 bps. When looking at the spreads, it's important to remember that past results aren't necessarily predictive of future results.
Municipal bonds
The municipal bond market continues to enjoy strong fundamentals. However, the sector will face some challenges in the year ahead. It is important to consider all factors when investing in municipal bonds.
Municipal revenues have benefited from fiscal stimulus funding from the federal government. This has allowed states and local governments to pay down debt. At the same time, inflation is continuing to rise, a phenomenon that may persist longer than initially anticipated.
Historically, first-time municipal bond defaults have been relatively small. They represent only a small portion of the overall market. However, there are concerns that they may increase in the event of a recession.
First-time muni defaults are largely concentrated in industrial development revenue bonds. Nursing homes are another area that is at risk. Because of their smaller balance sheets, these providers are more likely to be affected.
Inflation and interest rates continue to be major concerns for investors. Although these issues are mainly caused by the Fed's hawkish tone, the risk of a recession could also drive an uptick in defaults.
High-quality bonds
The bond market is one of the largest securities markets in the world. It's also influenced by the health of the companies issuing the bonds and the prevailing interest rate environment.
There are three types of bonds - government bonds, agency bonds, and investment-grade corporate bonds. Each has its own specific characteristics. For example, a five-year bond provides a guarantee that the principal will be returned in five years.
Historically, bond yields have been high, and they'll likely remain this way into the next decade. However, there are some risks associated with investing in this type of asset.
Among the risks are the possibility that the issuer will not make timely payments and that the issue will be downgraded by the credit rating agency. These risks can be avoided if you use a professional investment manager. If you own a portfolio of individual bonds, you should also consider diversification.
The most important consideration when buying bonds is the creditworthiness of the issuer. The creditworthiness is based on the company's track record of paying off debt, and on the future economic outlook. Credit ratings are assigned by rating agencies such as Standard & Poor's (S&P) and Moody's.
IG spreads tend to peak in the 175 to 250bps range
IG is a globally-recognized CFD broker, offering access to a wide range of trading instruments. The company provides investors with competitive spreads, and a wealth of research tools. IG also offers clients a choice of platforms.
IG's proprietary web-based platform is easy to navigate and customizable. It lacks the bells and whistles of other online brokers, but is stable and reliable. IG's platform does not offer guaranteed stop loss orders, and the order interface has three basic types: market, stop loss, and take profit.
IG's customer support is available through live chat when the platform is open, or through toll-free U.K. and U.S. phone numbers. A customer complaint procedure is also available, as well as a comprehensive FAQ.
In addition to its online platforms, IG offers a mobile app for both Android and iOS. These apps include technical charting and price alerts. They also come with Face and Touch ID security. IG's apps are more robust than the industry-standard MT4 app.
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Gulf Leaders Address Economic Challenges Amid Regional Conflicts
Gulf Leaders Address Economic Prospects Amid Regional Turmoil This week, senior officials from Saudi Arabia took to the stage at the kingdom’s prestigious annual investment forum, often referred to as the “Davos of the Desert.” Interestingly, the ongoing war that has disrupted the Middle East for over a year was barely acknowledged. Instead, Gulf leaders aimed to reassure foreign investors and…
#Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman#economic diversification#economic outlook#foreign investors#Gulf states#investment forum#Khalid Al-Falih#Middle East conflict#Saudi Arabia#UAE-Israel relations
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