51.   At the same time, profit growth is slowing, as is overall economic growth.

52.   At the same time, wage growth has slowed and the unemployment rate has hit a postwar record high.

53.   At the same time, wage growth slowed and the unemployment rate hit a postwar high.

54.   Australian stocks rose for the third day in five amid optimism domestic economic demand will continue to increase even as Asian growth slows.

55.   Banks slumped for the fifth day as plummeting global markets and waning economies fueled persistent concern corporate profit growth will slow.

56.   Banks may see their margins squeezed if interest rates rise too quickly, as loan growth will slow.

57.   Banks slumped for the fifth day as plunging global markets and waning economies fueled persistent concern corporate profit growth will slow.

58.   Banks fell on concern that loans growth will slow as interest rates rise.

59.   Banks will likely increase their borrowing if deposit growth slows or stops, although how banks borrow makes a difference.

60.   Bonds get a boost from bad economic news because as economic growth slows, deflationary pressures increase.