I u Indiji kreće pumpanje ekonomije,BSE Sensex index +5%.
Finance Minister slashes corporate tax rate: Here’s what it means for India Inc
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Koliko vidim u članku ne spominju recesiju!?
Prije 2 tjedna su svi mediji u Hrvatskoj preko
naslovnica bombastično najavljivali recesiju,
a sada samo usporavanje rasta?! Kako to?
Za nepismene:
Recesija su povremena usporavanja u privrednoj aktivnosti neke zemlje praćena istodobnim pogoršanjima opće ekonomske klime (pad realnog dohotka, porast nezaposlenosti, nizak stupanj iskorištenosti proizvodnih kapaciteta…).
Recesija je manje duboka i ozbiljna od depresije. Ponavlja se u razdobljima od po nekoliko godina, uobičajeno započinje u jednoj zemlji i treba joj određen broj mjeseci, odnosno godišnjih kvartala da se preseli u druge.
Hvala ti kolega @Djubre što si to objasnio za nas nepismene.
Jel onda zadnja recesija koja je bila u Hrvatskoj bila depresija
ili ne? Možda je samo ‘privremeno’ trajala 6 godina.
Kolega Djubre, a propos nepismenosti:
Recession is a period of general economic decline, defined usually as a contraction in the GDP for six months (two consecutive quarters) or longer. Marked by high unemployment, stagnant wages, and fall in retail sales, a recession generally does not last longer than one year and is much milder than a depression.
Recesija je PAD gospodarske aktivnosti a ne USPORAVANJE rasta.
No, nomen est omen, Vaša osobnost izbija iz svakog Vašeg malicioznog posta.
to je ova ekipa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmlYYbmRgMc
Wall Street traded higher in the premarket on Friday, the second day of deputy-level trade talks between the United States and China held in Washington DC.
Stocks on Wall Street traded with small gains premarket on Friday on hopes the United States and China will make progress towards resolving the ongoing trade war. The two countries resumed deputy level negotiations on Thursday ahead of next month’s high-level talks. Meanwhile, the US is also set to announce temporary exemptions from tariffs for over 400 Chinese products later in the day.
European stock markets turned lower Monday as another round of disappointingly weak readings from regional business surveys showed there’s still no sign of a turnaround in the economy.
Germany’s manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index fell to 41.4 from 43.5 last month, its lowest since 2012. Analysts had expected it to turn up to 44.0. The composite index fell to 49.1, also the first time in seven years it’s been below 50.
France’s manufacturing PMI fell to 50.3 from 51.1, while the composite index fell to 51.3 from 52.9.
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