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chartiskao      ( Date: 16-Feb-2024 10:21) Posted:

with US-china tension, the US can no longer buy things and IOU for many generations going forward

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why when debt burden US need money they always call on tiny sg
a brief history of the currency used in Singapore, tracing its origins from the Spanish-American silver dollar era through various iterations to the establishment of the Singapore dollar as an independent currency. Here' s a summary:
  1. Spanish-American Silver Dollar Era (16th to 19th centuries): The Spanish-American silver dollar, brought over by the Manila galleons, was widely circulated in Asia and the Americas during this period.
  2. Straits Settlements Dollar (1845 to 1939): The Straits Settlements, including Singapore, issued its local currency equivalent, known as the Straits dollar, during this time.
  3. Malayan Dollar (1939 to 1953): The Straits dollar was replaced by the Malayan dollar during this period.
  4. Malaya and British Borneo Dollar (1953 to 1967): The Malayan dollar was further replaced by the Malaya and British Borneo dollar.
  5. Singapore' s Integration with Malaysia (1963) and Independence (1965): Singapore continued to use the common currency with Malaysia upon joining in 1963 and after gaining independence in 1965.
  6. Establishment of Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore (BCCS) (1967): Singapore established the BCCS on April 7, 1967, and issued its first coins and notes, formally transitioning to its independent currency.
  7. Pegged to Pound Sterling (1967): Initially, the Singapore dollar was pegged to the pound sterling at a rate of £ 1 = S$8.57.
  8. Pegged to US Dollar (1967 onwards): The peg to the pound sterling was broken in 1967, but the peg to the U.S. dollar was retained, with a rate of US$1 = S$3.06.
  9. Transition to Trade-Weighted Basket of Currencies (1973 to 1985): Singapore gradually moved towards pegging its currency against a fixed and undisclosed trade-weighted basket of currencies from 1973 to 1985, reflecting its growing economy and diversified trade links.
This summary provides an overview of the evolution of Singapore' s currency leading up to its current state.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et1JYZ0RrC8

 
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why when debt burden US need money they always call on tiny sg
a brief history of the currency used in Singapore, tracing its origins from the Spanish-American silver dollar era through various iterations to the establishment of the Singapore dollar as an independent currency. Here' s a summary:
  1. Spanish-American Silver Dollar Era (16th to 19th centuries): The Spanish-American silver dollar, brought over by the Manila galleons, was widely circulated in Asia and the Americas during this period.
  2. Straits Settlements Dollar (1845 to 1939): The Straits Settlements, including Singapore, issued its local currency equivalent, known as the Straits dollar, during this time.
  3. Malayan Dollar (1939 to 1953): The Straits dollar was replaced by the Malayan dollar during this period.
  4. Malaya and British Borneo Dollar (1953 to 1967): The Malayan dollar was further replaced by the Malaya and British Borneo dollar.
  5. Singapore' s Integration with Malaysia (1963) and Independence (1965): Singapore continued to use the common currency with Malaysia upon joining in 1963 and after gaining independence in 1965.
  6. Establishment of Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore (BCCS) (1967): Singapore established the BCCS on April 7, 1967, and issued its first coins and notes, formally transitioning to its independent currency.
  7. Pegged to Pound Sterling (1967): Initially, the Singapore dollar was pegged to the pound sterling at a rate of £ 1 = S$8.57.
  8. Pegged to US Dollar (1967 onwards): The peg to the pound sterling was broken in 1967, but the peg to the U.S. dollar was retained, with a rate of US$1 = S$3.06.
  9. Transition to Trade-Weighted Basket of Currencies (1973 to 1985): Singapore gradually moved towards pegging its currency against a fixed and undisclosed trade-weighted basket of currencies from 1973 to 1985, reflecting its growing economy and diversified trade links.
This summary provides an overview of the evolution of Singapore' s currency leading up to its current state.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et1JYZ0RrC8

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 16-Feb-2024 10:14) Posted:

why sgd so strong after 2020
https://www.nlb.gov.sg/main/article-detail?cmsuuid=9641f35d-3ae5-41d8-9fa6-7ca8b845ea53
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_dollar
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a brief history of the currency used in Singapore, tracing its origins from the Spanish-American silver dollar era through various iterations to the establishment of the Singapore dollar as an independent currency. Here' s a summary:
  1. Spanish-American Silver Dollar Era (16th to 19th centuries): The Spanish-American silver dollar, brought over by the Manila galleons, was widely circulated in Asia and the Americas during this period.
  2. Straits Settlements Dollar (1845 to 1939): The Straits Settlements, including Singapore, issued its local currency equivalent, known as the Straits dollar, during this time.
  3. Malayan Dollar (1939 to 1953): The Straits dollar was replaced by the Malayan dollar during this period.
  4. Malaya and British Borneo Dollar (1953 to 1967): The Malayan dollar was further replaced by the Malaya and British Borneo dollar.
  5. Singapore' s Integration with Malaysia (1963) and Independence (1965): Singapore continued to use the common currency with Malaysia upon joining in 1963 and after gaining independence in 1965.
  6. Establishment of Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore (BCCS) (1967): Singapore established the BCCS on April 7, 1967, and issued its first coins and notes, formally transitioning to its independent currency.
  7. Pegged to Pound Sterling (1967): Initially, the Singapore dollar was pegged to the pound sterling at a rate of £ 1 = S$8.57.
  8. Pegged to US Dollar (1967 onwards): The peg to the pound sterling was broken in 1967, but the peg to the U.S. dollar was retained, with a rate of US$1 = S$3.06.
  9. Transition to Trade-Weighted Basket of Currencies (1973 to 1985): Singapore gradually moved towards pegging its currency against a fixed and undisclosed trade-weighted basket of currencies from 1973 to 1985, reflecting its growing economy and diversified trade links.
This summary provides an overview of the evolution of Singapore' s currency leading up to its current state.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et1JYZ0RrC8

 

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why sgd so strong after 2020
https://www.nlb.gov.sg/main/article-detail?cmsuuid=9641f35d-3ae5-41d8-9fa6-7ca8b845ea53
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_dollar
usdsgd 1.3468


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https://www.coindesk.com/price/bitcoin/
we going to speak ah neh as main lauguage as they flood the small market with them
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_dollar
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https://www.coindesk.com/price/bitcoin/
we going to speak ah neh as main lauguage as they flood the small market with them
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chartiskao      ( Date: 15-Feb-2024 15:49) Posted:

As a global home for digital and technology businesses, Singapore is attracting investment, talent and technology.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Opinion/Singapore-stands-out-as-a-global-tech-hub-amid-U.S.-China-tensions
 
even when china and US fight themselves in the outer space to control the satellite or implant chip in their brain to control trade,currency and technology  in coming days
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As a global home for digital and technology businesses, Singapore is attracting investment, talent and technology.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Opinion/Singapore-stands-out-as-a-global-tech-hub-amid-U.S.-China-tensions
 
even when china and US fight themselves in the outer space to control the satellite or implant chip in their brain to control trade,currency and technology  in coming days


chartiskao      ( Date: 15-Feb-2024 12:00) Posted:

will sg continue to attact hot money into it and make it a parking space for them to save tax?
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As a global home for digital and technology businesses, Singapore is attracting investment, talent and technology.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Opinion/Singapore-stands-out-as-a-global-tech-hub-amid-U.S.-China-tensions
 
even when china and US fight themselves in the outer space to control the satellite or implant chip in their brain to control trade,currency and technology  in coming days


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will sg continue to attact hot money into it and make it a parking space for them to save tax?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUCZRduF-cg

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https://www.nomurafoundation.or.jp/en/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/2006120607_Paola_Subacchi.pdf
 
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https://www.nomurafoundation.or.jp/en/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/2006120607_Paola_Subacchi.pdf
 
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https://www.fxempire.com/forecasts/article/hang-seng-index-asx-200-nikkei-225-hsi-set-for-a-post-holiday-fall-1409361
 
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chartiskao      ( Date: 15-Feb-2024 10:43) Posted:

A decrease in inflation coupled with market indicators suggesting investors anticipate a significant decline in interest rates could signify several potential economic scenarios:
  1. Economic Slowdown: Falling inflation and anticipated interest rate cuts might indicate a slowdown in economic activity. Central banks typically reduce interest rates to stimulate borrowing, spending, and investment during economic downturns, aiming to boost growth and employment.
  2. Deflation Concerns: If inflation is falling to the extent that deflation becomes a concern, central banks might implement aggressive monetary policy measures, including interest rate cuts, to prevent a deflationary spiral. Deflation, or a sustained decrease in the general price level of goods and services, can lead to reduced consumer spending and business investment, exacerbating economic problems.
  3. Anticipated Policy Response: Investors might be betting on central banks' responses to economic conditions. Expectations of sharp interest rate cuts could reflect confidence that policymakers will take action to support the economy, possibly in response to external shocks or domestic challenges.
  4. Global Economic Trends: Falling inflation and expected interest rate cuts might also be influenced by broader global economic trends, such as geopolitical tensions, trade disputes, or shifts in commodity prices. These factors can impact inflation dynamics and influence central bank policy decisions.
  5. Market Sentiment: Investor sentiment can play a significant role in shaping market expectations. If investors collectively anticipate interest rate cuts, it could create a self-fulfilling prophecy, where market actions reinforce the expected outcome.
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chartiskao      ( Date: 15-Feb-2024 10:43) Posted:

A decrease in inflation coupled with market indicators suggesting investors anticipate a significant decline in interest rates could signify several potential economic scenarios:
  1. Economic Slowdown: Falling inflation and anticipated interest rate cuts might indicate a slowdown in economic activity. Central banks typically reduce interest rates to stimulate borrowing, spending, and investment during economic downturns, aiming to boost growth and employment.
  2. Deflation Concerns: If inflation is falling to the extent that deflation becomes a concern, central banks might implement aggressive monetary policy measures, including interest rate cuts, to prevent a deflationary spiral. Deflation, or a sustained decrease in the general price level of goods and services, can lead to reduced consumer spending and business investment, exacerbating economic problems.
  3. Anticipated Policy Response: Investors might be betting on central banks' responses to economic conditions. Expectations of sharp interest rate cuts could reflect confidence that policymakers will take action to support the economy, possibly in response to external shocks or domestic challenges.
  4. Global Economic Trends: Falling inflation and expected interest rate cuts might also be influenced by broader global economic trends, such as geopolitical tensions, trade disputes, or shifts in commodity prices. These factors can impact inflation dynamics and influence central bank policy decisions.
  5. Market Sentiment: Investor sentiment can play a significant role in shaping market expectations. If investors collectively anticipate interest rate cuts, it could create a self-fulfilling prophecy, where market actions reinforce the expected outcome.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3nHN1lJgFw


chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 15:14) Posted:

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/core-inflation-rate
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 Alert Admin 		A decrease in inflation coupled with market indicators suggesting investors anticipate a significant decline in interest rates could signify several potential economic scenarios:
  1. Economic Slowdown: Falling inflation and anticipated interest rate cuts might indicate a slowdown in economic activity. Central banks typically reduce interest rates to stimulate borrowing, spending, and investment during economic downturns, aiming to boost growth and employment.
  2. Deflation Concerns: If inflation is falling to the extent that deflation becomes a concern, central banks might implement aggressive monetary policy measures, including interest rate cuts, to prevent a deflationary spiral. Deflation, or a sustained decrease in the general price level of goods and services, can lead to reduced consumer spending and business investment, exacerbating economic problems.
  3. Anticipated Policy Response: Investors might be betting on central banks' responses to economic conditions. Expectations of sharp interest rate cuts could reflect confidence that policymakers will take action to support the economy, possibly in response to external shocks or domestic challenges.
  4. Global Economic Trends: Falling inflation and expected interest rate cuts might also be influenced by broader global economic trends, such as geopolitical tensions, trade disputes, or shifts in commodity prices. These factors can impact inflation dynamics and influence central bank policy decisions.
  5. Market Sentiment: Investor sentiment can play a significant role in shaping market expectations. If investors collectively anticipate interest rate cuts, it could create a self-fulfilling prophecy, where market actions reinforce the expected outcome.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3nHN1lJgFw


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https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/core-inflation-rate
we have to eat porridge with lots of water and chai po like my grandfather if this cost of loving crisis continue in 2024
 

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 15:11) Posted:

The US inflation rate currently stands at 3.09%, which is a decrease from 3.35% last month and a significant drop from 6.41% compared to the same time last year. It' s worth noting that this current rate is below the long-term average of 3.28%. This data suggests a recent moderation in inflationary pressures within the US economy.
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chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 15:11) Posted:

The US inflation rate currently stands at 3.09%, which is a decrease from 3.35% last month and a significant drop from 6.41% compared to the same time last year. It' s worth noting that this current rate is below the long-term average of 3.28%. This data suggests a recent moderation in inflationary pressures within the US economy.
the American voters will vote in 2024 for lower cost of living in 2024
 

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 14:06) Posted:

The unemployment rate in the United States remained steady at 3.7% in January 2024, the same as the previous month and slightly below the market' s expected rate of 3.8%. Additionally, the activity rate, which measures the proportion of the working-age population that is either employed or actively seeking employment, remained unchanged at 62.5% last month. This figure indicates that the labor force participation rate has stayed at its lowest level since February 2023
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 Alert Admin 		The US inflation rate currently stands at 3.09%, which is a decrease from 3.35% last month and a significant drop from 6.41% compared to the same time last year. It' s worth noting that this current rate is below the long-term average of 3.28%. This data suggests a recent moderation in inflationary pressures within the US economy.
the American voters will vote in 2024 for lower cost of living in 2024
 

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 14:06) Posted:

The unemployment rate in the United States remained steady at 3.7% in January 2024, the same as the previous month and slightly below the market' s expected rate of 3.8%. Additionally, the activity rate, which measures the proportion of the working-age population that is either employed or actively seeking employment, remained unchanged at 62.5% last month. This figure indicates that the labor force participation rate has stayed at its lowest level since February 2023.

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:57) Posted:

the US economy is transitioning into a phase of stabilization or moderation after a period of robust growth. Despite this, there' s a sense of apprehension among Americans regarding impending financial challenges. While inflationary pressures are beginning to alleviate, indicating a more stable pricing environment, individuals are preparing for the possibility of experiencing additional financial hardships. This could imply concerns about rising costs in certain sectors, potential interest rate hikes affecting borrowing costs, or other economic factors impacting household finances.
https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/u.s.-10-year-bond-yield
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 Alert Admin 		The unemployment rate in the United States remained steady at 3.7% in January 2024, the same as the previous month and slightly below the market' s expected rate of 3.8%. Additionally, the activity rate, which measures the proportion of the working-age population that is either employed or actively seeking employment, remained unchanged at 62.5% last month. This figure indicates that the labor force participation rate has stayed at its lowest level since February 2023.

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:57) Posted:

the US economy is transitioning into a phase of stabilization or moderation after a period of robust growth. Despite this, there' s a sense of apprehension among Americans regarding impending financial challenges. While inflationary pressures are beginning to alleviate, indicating a more stable pricing environment, individuals are preparing for the possibility of experiencing additional financial hardships. This could imply concerns about rising costs in certain sectors, potential interest rate hikes affecting borrowing costs, or other economic factors impacting household finances.
https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/u.s.-10-year-bond-yield


chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:46) Posted:

money start to go into bitcoin again after
there' s a belief among some analysts or observers that the extent of policy tightening (such as significant increases in interest rates by the Federal Reserve) is substantial enough to make a hard landing inevitable. This suggests a concern that the measures being taken to address inflation may have unintended consequences, potentially leading to a sharp economic downturn characterized by significant declines in economic activity, employment, and other key indicators
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the US economy is transitioning into a phase of stabilization or moderation after a period of robust growth. Despite this, there' s a sense of apprehension among Americans regarding impending financial challenges. While inflationary pressures are beginning to alleviate, indicating a more stable pricing environment, individuals are preparing for the possibility of experiencing additional financial hardships. This could imply concerns about rising costs in certain sectors, potential interest rate hikes affecting borrowing costs, or other economic factors impacting household finances.
https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/u.s.-10-year-bond-yield


chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:46) Posted:

money start to go into bitcoin again after
there' s a belief among some analysts or observers that the extent of policy tightening (such as significant increases in interest rates by the Federal Reserve) is substantial enough to make a hard landing inevitable. This suggests a concern that the measures being taken to address inflation may have unintended consequences, potentially leading to a sharp economic downturn characterized by significant declines in economic activity, employment, and other key indicators.

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:41) Posted:

When the Federal Reserve becomes worried about inflation, it often opts to raise interest rates as a measure to curb the pace of economic expansion. However, if the Fed decides to significantly increase interest rates, it can potentially trigger a recession, which is often referred to as a " hard landing." This term denotes a sharp and sudden economic downturn resulting from aggressive monetary policy actions aimed at controlling inflation.
A hard landing typically involves a rapid and pronounced decline in economic growth, accompanied by higher levels of unemployment and decreased economic activity. It' s often marked by a significant downturn in various economic indicators such as GDP growth, consumer spending, business investment, and industrial production. This scenario contrasts with a " soft landing," which refers to a more gradual slowdown in economic growth that avoids or minimizes the negative impacts on employment and economic stability.
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there' s a belief among some analysts or observers that the extent of policy tightening (such as significant increases in interest rates by the Federal Reserve) is substantial enough to make a hard landing inevitable. This suggests a concern that the measures being taken to address inflation may have unintended consequences, potentially leading to a sharp economic downturn characterized by significant declines in economic activity, employment, and other key indicators.

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:41) Posted:

When the Federal Reserve becomes worried about inflation, it often opts to raise interest rates as a measure to curb the pace of economic expansion. However, if the Fed decides to significantly increase interest rates, it can potentially trigger a recession, which is often referred to as a " hard landing." This term denotes a sharp and sudden economic downturn resulting from aggressive monetary policy actions aimed at controlling inflation.
A hard landing typically involves a rapid and pronounced decline in economic growth, accompanied by higher levels of unemployment and decreased economic activity. It' s often marked by a significant downturn in various economic indicators such as GDP growth, consumer spending, business investment, and industrial production. This scenario contrasts with a " soft landing," which refers to a more gradual slowdown in economic growth that avoids or minimizes the negative impacts on employment and economic stability.
https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/u.s.-10-year-bond-yield
 


chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:32) Posted:

US will lead the world into depression soon
investors digested a hotter-than-expected January inflation report that showed prices cooling slower than forecasts anticipated.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stock-market-today-inflation-data-spooks-markets-as-dow-closes-down-500-points-210127620.html

 
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When the Federal Reserve becomes worried about inflation, it often opts to raise interest rates as a measure to curb the pace of economic expansion. However, if the Fed decides to significantly increase interest rates, it can potentially trigger a recession, which is often referred to as a " hard landing." This term denotes a sharp and sudden economic downturn resulting from aggressive monetary policy actions aimed at controlling inflation.
A hard landing typically involves a rapid and pronounced decline in economic growth, accompanied by higher levels of unemployment and decreased economic activity. It' s often marked by a significant downturn in various economic indicators such as GDP growth, consumer spending, business investment, and industrial production. This scenario contrasts with a " soft landing," which refers to a more gradual slowdown in economic growth that avoids or minimizes the negative impacts on employment and economic stability.
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chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:32) Posted:

US will lead the world into depression soon
investors digested a hotter-than-expected January inflation report that showed prices cooling slower than forecasts anticipated.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stock-market-today-inflation-data-spooks-markets-as-dow-closes-down-500-points-210127620.html

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:13) Posted:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/commonwealth-bank-australia-profit-dividend-203823343.html
https://www.marketindex.com.au/asx/cba
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investors digested a hotter-than-expected January inflation report that showed prices cooling slower than forecasts anticipated.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stock-market-today-inflation-data-spooks-markets-as-dow-closes-down-500-points-210127620.html

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:13) Posted:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/commonwealth-bank-australia-profit-dividend-203823343.html
https://www.marketindex.com.au/asx/cba


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COMMONWEALTH Bank of Australia (CBA) chief executive officer Matt Comyn said risks are mounting in the economy after profit at the country&rsquo s largest lender topped expectations even as it continues to battle strong competition in the mortgage market.
Cash profit from continuing operations came in at A$5.02 billion (S$4.4 billion) in the six months ended Dec 31, the Sydney-based firm said on Wednesday (Feb 14). That beat the average estimate of A$4.92 billion in a Bloomberg survey of analysts.
With margins under pressure from the fiercely contested market for home loans, investors are scrutinising the bank&rsquo s 20 per cent share price surge since the start of November and are weighing whether expectations have run too far ahead. CEO Comyn, who has been prepared to lose a little market share in mortgages to keep rates elevated, is grappling with softer inflation in Australia and as traders bet that benchmark interest rates will start to come down later this year.
 
&ldquo The economy has been fairly resilient, supported by a strong labour market, savings and repayment buffers, population growth and relatively high commodity prices,&rdquo Comyn said. &ldquo However, downside risks are building as slowing demand and persistent inflation impact Australian businesses. Ongoing geopolitical tensions also create uncertainty.&rdquo
CBA will pay an interim dividend of A$2.15 per share, topping the estimate for A$2.11, and said it will continue to target a full-year payout ratio of 70 to 80 per cent in its cash profit.
Consumer arrears increased in recent months, but remain historically low, reflecting ongoing pressures from higher interest rates and the elevated cost of living, according to the statement.
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Comyn also said his firm expects &ldquo financial strain to continue in 2024, with an uptick in our arrears and impairments. We remain well provisioned and capitalised, with capacity to navigate an uncertain economic environment&rdquo . BLOOMBERG
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chartiskao      ( Date: 14-Feb-2024 13:09) Posted:

COMMONWEALTH Bank of Australia (CBA) chief executive officer Matt Comyn said risks are mounting in the economy after profit at the country&rsquo s largest lender topped expectations even as it continues to battle strong competition in the mortgage market.
Cash profit from continuing operations came in at A$5.02 billion (S$4.4 billion) in the six months ended Dec 31, the Sydney-based firm said on Wednesday (Feb 14). That beat the average estimate of A$4.92 billion in a Bloomberg survey of analysts.
With margins under pressure from the fiercely contested market for home loans, investors are scrutinising the bank&rsquo s 20 per cent share price surge since the start of November and are weighing whether expectations have run too far ahead. CEO Comyn, who has been prepared to lose a little market share in mortgages to keep rates elevated, is grappling with softer inflation in Australia and as traders bet that benchmark interest rates will start to come down later this year.
 
&ldquo The economy has been fairly resilient, supported by a strong labour market, savings and repayment buffers, population growth and relatively high commodity prices,&rdquo Comyn said. &ldquo However, downside risks are building as slowing demand and persistent inflation impact Australian businesses. Ongoing geopolitical tensions also create uncertainty.&rdquo
CBA will pay an interim dividend of A$2.15 per share, topping the estimate for A$2.11, and said it will continue to target a full-year payout ratio of 70 to 80 per cent in its cash profit.
Consumer arrears increased in recent months, but remain historically low, reflecting ongoing pressures from higher interest rates and the elevated cost of living, according to the statement.
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Comyn also said his firm expects &ldquo financial strain to continue in 2024, with an uptick in our arrears and impairments. We remain well provisioned and capitalised, with capacity to navigate an uncertain economic environment&rdquo . BLOOMBERG
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chartiskao      ( Date: 13-Feb-2024 10:17) Posted:

as long as the us stocks keep going up high rates do not hurt the Americans as they only rent houses for most of this angmo
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