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VAT hike dampens New Year hopes - Breaking News

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Slump in container volumes dampens Port of Tauranga earnings outlook

A big dip in cargo volumes in the first quarter of the financial year has taken the shine off Port of Tauranga’s full-year earnings outlook, expected to be...

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Grey weather dampens footfall for UK retailers in August

Poor weather and strong comparisons with last year meant that footfall across the UK retailing sector was down in August, according to stats out Friday from the British Retail Consortium.

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Retail sales drop in July as rain dampens demand - Business

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Asia Business Report

despite the rise in salaries, consumersjust aren't despite the rise in salaries, consumers just aren't feeling the benefit and, in fact, household spending has been falling for the fourth straight month stop earlier, spoke to a consumer sector specialist who explained why people aren't buying more, despite the wage hikes. ~ ., ., , buying more, despite the wage hikes. ~ . ., , ., , hikes. what was out shows the on household _ hikes. what was out shows the on household spending - hikes. what was out shows the on household spending was - hikes. what was out shows the on household spending was for four consecutive months was negative by 4.2% and this was dampened by the real wage growth that was also negative, this was negative for 15 consecutive months. that is a balance of the wage growth offset by the nominal wage increase which has been around 2-3%, increase which has been around 2—3%, plus, which is a good news, but the cost increase by inflation has been offering, it is around 4%, offsetting the nominal wage growth. this dampens consumers' appetite to spend more. dampens consumers' appetite to spend more-— spend more. what needs to ha en spend more. what needs to happen here. _ spend more. what needs to happen here, japanese - spend more. what needs to - happen here, japanese companies

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Asia Business Report

been hovering around 4%, therefore offsetting the nominal wage growth. in this dampens of course consumer's appetite to spend more. so dampens of course consumer's appetite to spend more. 50 it appetite to spend more. so it needs to happen _ appetite to spend more. so it needs to happen here? - appetite to spend more. so it needs to happen here? because japanese companies are exactly used two racing salaries, will they raise salaries further or will the government do something to try and prop up the consumer sentiment? we are seeinu a the consumer sentiment? we are seeing a little _ the consumer sentiment? we are seeing a little bit _ the consumer sentiment? we are seeing a little bit of _ the consumer sentiment? we are seeing a little bit of a _ the consumer sentiment? we are seeing a little bit of a sea - seeing a little bit of a sea change in mortality injapan, so what's pushing for the wage increases the cost increase, and also the labour shortage. 0ver and also the labour shortage. over the long run, the government is pushing for the labour market so that there will be more fluidity in a labour market which will push out the wage over the long term. but at the end of the day, it's down to the employer's's appetite to reward and retain the talent properly. there's a consensus injapan that's growing that employees have not been compensated enough, and we are seeing that

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Nicky Campbell

look at what is driving inflation it is things like the cost of air travel, recreational activities, so they are trying to dampen demand, which should bring prices down domestically, but if they do too much then just like domestically, but if they do too much thenjust like in domestically, but if they do too much then just like in the early 19805 it could take the economy into recession. it was only a couple of months ago that the forecasting proved, because we were facing a recession this year, but that a couple of months ago the forecast essentially said it would be stagnant but we would not face a recession, so it is pretty delicate and fragile and the central bank will find it really hard to find that interest rate thatjust dampens demand enough but does not tip the economy into recession.— economy into recession. people are sa in: it economy into recession. people are saying it could _ economy into recession. people are saying it could go — economy into recession. people are saying it could go to _ economy into recession. people are saying it could go to 696? _ economy into recession. people are saying it could go to 696? that - economy into recession. people are saying it could go to 696? that has. saying it could go to 696? that has chanced a saying it could go to 696? that has changed a lot. _ saying it could go to 696? that has changed a lot, i _ saying it could go to 696? that has changed a lot, i feel— saying it could go to 696? that has changed a lot, i feel like _ saying it could go to 696? that has changed a lot, i feel like every - changed a lot, i feel like every week the consensus goes, ok, now it is 5.75, now it is 5.5, i'm working

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