The way we weren't

Article Abstract:

The 2001 Australian economy is not about to be a repeat of the recession that began in the early 1990s. Although many of the current indicators are similar, the economy is much stronger. There will continue to be a downturn, but not a recession.

Prices and rates, Dollar (Australia), Goods and services tax

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Both sides of Wall Street

Article Abstract:

Stock prices dropped on the New York Stock Exchange on forecasts of increased interest rates. Pessimists feel this could signal an over all downturn for the United States economy. Economic statistics for the US are analyzed.

United States, Analysis, Statistics, Interest rates, United States economic conditions, New York Stock Exchange Inc.

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Gloomy outlook for gremlins

Article Abstract:

Business investment in Australia has increased by 12 percent in June 2004. The Treasury has assured solid job growth, healthy unemployment rate, controlled wage growth and stable inflation and interest rates.

Employment, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Administration of General Economic Programs, Jobs & Employment, Investments, Economic conditions, Market trend/market analysis

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