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The item is reached in the meeting. Each member of the public may thank you, madam clerk any Public Comment . Good morning, commissioners and chief my name is mike im the president of the San Francisco Fire Commission ems Officers Association im almost paramedicic captain the oldest serving captain with the city 25 years plus i come today is discuss a troubling issue that is sgovng currently as you may know last year you funded rc4 which is a unit that was shut down many years ago to go back to ...

In this week's Update, we present the latest data on Primary Voting Intention, Consumer Confidence & Business Confidence.

In this informative article, dive into the world of women entrepreneurs' statistics, uncovering trends and empowering stories.

In August 2023 Roy Morgan Business Confidence was 94.7 (up 7.2pts since July). This is the highest Business Confidence for six months since February 2023 and the first increase in the index since the traditional ‘new year’s jump’ in January.

In April 2023 Roy Morgan Business Confidence was 90.2 (down 3.4pts since March) before the RBA raised interest rates last week by +0.25% to 3.85%. Official interest rates are now at their highest for over a decade since May 2012.

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has highlighted 2020 Irish hospitality sector data in a newly-published Statistical Yearbook of Ireland.

In March 2023 Roy Morgan Business Confidence was 93.6 (down 2.2pts since February) after the RBA raised interest rates for a record tenth consecutive meeting in March, up +0.25% to 3.6%.

In July 2022 Roy Morgan Business Confidence was 94.9 (down 2.4pts since May). This is the third straight monthly fall and the first time the index fell for three straight months since the long lockdowns in New South Wales and Victoria in August 2021.

In March 2022 Roy Morgan Business Confidence plunged by 13.8pts (-12.9%) to 106.7. The large drop in Business Confidence came after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in the last week of February which caused huge price increases for key energy products such as oil, gas and coal.