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Australia Hits Air Pocket as Central Bank Readies Bonds Verdict
Michael Heath and Emily Barrett, Bloomberg News Shoppers and pedestrians are reflected in a store window at Rundle Mall in Adelaide, Australia, on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2021. Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research said today that Australian consumers expect prices will rise 3.7% over the next 12 months. Photographer: James Bugg/Bloomberg , Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) Australiaâs relentless recovery struck an air pocket as household sentiment retreated and employment fell for the first time in seven months, which combined with a slow vaccine roll out increases pressure on the central bank to maintain a high tempo of stimulus.
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The UK economy is firing on all cylinders as it emerges from months of lockdown, with the private sector expanding at the fastest pace in at least 23 years and retail sales surging.
IHS Markit said Friday that its measure of private-sector growth this month hit the highest since the index began in 1998, with hotels, restaurants and other consumer-facing services posting the strongest demand. Factory orders also surged at a record pace, while business confidence reached an all-time high.
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(Bloomberg) Key South African data suggest a marginal increase in output in the first quarter after the economy contracted the most in a century in 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic.