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Asian Shares Mostly Lower Amid US-China Tensions

Asian Shares Mostly Lower Amid US-China Tensions CANBERA (dpa-AFX) - Asian stocks ended mostly lower on Friday amid fresh U.S.-China tensions and growing fears over a no-deal Brexit. U.S. lawmakers continued negotiations to clinch a deal for a new stimulus package, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell saying talks could spill into the weekend. On the Covid-19 front, Moderna said its Covid-19 vaccine received recommendation for emergency use by an expert panel to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Chinese shares ended lower after Reuters reported that the United States is adding dozens of Chinese companies, including the country s top chipmaker SMIC, to a trade blacklist.

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V for New Zealand: Economy rebounds sharply out of recession

New Zealand’s economy bounced back strongly from recession in the third quarter, achieving a so-called V-shaped recovery as massive fiscal and monetary stimulus fueled consumer spending. Gross domestic product surged 14% from the second quarter, when it contracted a revised 11%, Statistics New Zealand said Thursday in Wellington. Economists forecast a 12.9% gain. From a year earlier, the economy grew 0.4%, confounding the consensus forecast for a 1.8% decline. New Zealanders have gone on a spending spree since the nation eliminated community transmission of Covid-19 in May and then successfully contained sporadic outbreaks. However, the border remains closed to foreigners, crippling the tourism industry, and many businesses have put investment and hiring plans on hold, which is projected to push the jobless rate higher in 2021.

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New Zealand Economy Surges Out of Recession Amid Spending

Dec 17 2020, 3:07 PM December 17 2020, 3:23 AM December 17 2020, 3:07 PM (Bloomberg) New Zealandâs economy bounced back strongly from recession in the third quarter, achieving a so-called V-shaped recovery as massive fiscal and monetary stimulus fueled consumer spending. (Bloomberg) New Zealandâs economy bounced back strongly from recession in the third quarter, achieving a so-called V-shaped recovery as massive fiscal and monetary stimulus fueled consumer spending. Gross domestic product surged 14% from the second quarter, when it contracted a revised 11%, Statistics New Zealand said Thursday in Wellington. Economists forecast a 12.9% gain. From a year earlier, the economy grew 0.4%, confounding the consensus forecast for a 1.8% decline.

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Economists are giving New Zealand s Covid19 response high praise - 17-Dec-2020

Economists are giving New Zealand s Covid19 response high praise - 17-Dec-2020
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New Zealand GDP Sinks 2 2% On Year In Q3

New Zealand GDP Sinks 2.2% On Year In Q3 New Zealand’s gross domestic product was down 2.2 percent on year in the third quarter of 2020, Statistics New Zealand said on Thursday. That missed expectations for a decline of 1.3 percent following the 12.4 percent annual drop in the three months prior. On a quarterly basis, GDP surged a record 14.0 percent – exceeding expectations for an increase of 13.5 percent after tumbling 12.2 percent in the previous three months. The service industries rose 11.1 percent on quarter, while goods-producing industries surged 26.0 percent and primary industries were up 4.6 percent. The material has been provided by InstaForex Company – www.instaforex.com

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