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growth

[grohth] / groʊθ /




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Putin also addressed Russia's faltering economy, with prices rising, growth on the slide and VAT going up from 20 to 22% on 1 January.

From BBC

Yet faster growth might not help the job market all that much, economists at Goldman Sachs warned this week, a trend that could extend consumers’ frustration.

From The Wall Street Journal

Inflation is falling but remains above target while wage growth has also dropped but is still elevated.

From The Wall Street Journal

TD economist Maria Solovieva said growth would likely have been stronger had consumer confidence not taken a hit from tariff tensions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Real wage growth has been modest for many years, effectively locking large cohorts into limited income gains.

From The Wall Street Journal