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Julia Feyrer and Tamara Henderson: Consider the Belvedere Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia April 22-August 16, 2015 by Erica Prince Julia Feyrer and Tamara Henderson's Consider The Belvedere at the [...]

The article reviews art exhibition "Consider the Belvedere" held at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from April 22–August 16, 2015 which featured artworks by artists Julia Feyrer and Tamara Henderson such as "Consider The Belvedere," and "Bottles Under The Influence."

The article reviews the art exhibition "Consider the Belvedere," which featured works by the contemporary artist Tamara Henderson and Julia Feyrer, held at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from April 22nd through August 16, 2015.

The article reviews the exhibition "Seasons End" at Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theateris (REDCAT) gallery in Los Angeles, California, featuring the mixed media installation by artists Tamara Henderson.

The article reviews exhibition Seasons End: Out of Body at Oakville Galleries, Ontario, Canada, featuring films projected from the hood of Seasons End Vehicle by artist Tamara Henderson.

Bank Indonesia is prepared to intervene in currency markets to stabilize the rupiah as it nears 16,000 per dollar. The central bank aims to maintain market confidence and has noted a decrease in dollar demand from state-owned companies. Despite outflows and pressure on the currency, Bank Indonesia remains focused on stabilizing the rupiah, with Governor Perry Warjiyo emphasizing this priority. Bloomberg Economics suggests that Indonesia's soft inflation may not lead to rate cuts in December, as rupiah stability is the central bank's main concern. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with Tamara Henderson, an artist, is presented about her installation of sculptures, videos, texts and lights at the Biennial de l'Image en Mouvement at the Centre d'Art Contemporain Geneva until February 2, 2019. Some of the issues she addressed include hypnotherapist Marcos Lutyens as the voice in her film "Language of Mud," the significance of objects in her work and the feet in her sculpture "Sound shepherd."

The Philippine economy grew slower than expected in the third quarter, with GDP expanding by 5.2% from a year earlier, falling short of the 5.7% median estimate. The central bank may further cut interest rates following this data, with Governor Eli Remolona indicating that GDP figures will influence future policy decisions. Analysts suggest that weakening household spending could be impacting economic growth, with a potential 25-basis-point rate reduction next month to support the economy. [Extracted from the article]

Singapore's core inflation remained high in September, driven by healthcare and education costs, indicating the need for a tight monetary policy. The core inflation rate, excluding housing and private transportation costs, increased by 2.8% year-on-year, surpassing expectations. The Monetary Authority of Singapore does not have a specific inflation target, but the latest forecasts suggest a slight easing in both headline and core inflation in 2025. The central bank may have more room to adjust monetary policy next year if headline inflation remains around 2%. [Extracted from the article]

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Bloomberg Economics sees room for a BSP rate hike at that meeting, economist Tamara Henderson wrote in a Sept. 5 note. (Bloomberg) -- The highest rice prices in 15 years are threatening to worsen inflation in the Philippines and pummel the nation's local bonds that are already underperforming regional peers this quarter. [Extracted from the article]

The Philippines' economy experienced a growth rate of 6.3% in the second quarter, surpassing expectations despite high borrowing costs. This growth, which matches the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey, is an improvement from the 5.8% growth in the previous quarter. The strong performance of the economy may lead the central bank to reconsider a potential interest rate cut. The government's growth target of 6%-7% for the year remains on track, with signals of strengthening household spending and increased remittances from overseas. [Extracted from the article]

READ: Bank Indonesia Seen to Bide Its Time Before Cutting Policy Rate Indonesia and the Philippines are the only countries that are forecast to see rate cuts in Southeast Asia this year, said Bloomberg Asean Economist Tamara Henderson. Amid signs that inflation in the region is now slowing, the narrative among market participants has shifted from "peak rates" to rate cuts, which should help drive a rebound in sovereign debt. [Extracted from the article]

The article profiles several Canadian artists who move across borders, and includes an interview with artist Ryan Foerster. The artists featured include Sascha Braunig, Kapwani Kiwanga, and Vejas Kruszewski. Also mentioned are Sojourner Truth Parsons, Marie-Michelle Deschamps, Julien Ceccaldi, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Tamara Henderson, Brent Wadden, Rochelle Goldberg, and Nicolas Grenier.

(Bloomberg) -- The Philippine central bank isn't likely to pause interest-rate increases at least in the next two meetings as inflation remains far above target, Governor Felipe Medalla said. Medalla said on Friday the central bank has revised its view on when inflation will peak - December instead of November as seen previously. Bloomberg Economics's Tamara Henderson expects the BSP to opt for quarter-point increments once inflation peaks, and deliver a total 50 basis points of rate increases in the first-quarter of 2023. [Extracted from the article]

- Tamara Henderson, Asean economist For the full note, click here The Philippine central bank retained its inflation view for the current year at 5.8%, while it expects price-growth to average 4.5% next year, a level that's above the BSP's target band, and ease to 2.8% only in 2024. The BSP remains steadfast in its primary mandate of ensuring price stability, Medalla said, after November data showed inflation came in at 8%, or double the ceiling of the BSP's 2%-4% target band. (Bloomberg) -- The Philippine central bank lifted its benchmark interest rate to a 14-year high on Thursday, while signaling more tightening to tame the quickest inflation in as many years. [Extracted from the article]

--James McIntyre National Bank of Poland Current cash rate: 6.75% Median economist forecast for end of 2022: 6.75% The Polish central bank paused its yearlong campaign of rate increases in October despite inflation accelerating to 17.2%, its highest level in more than a quarter century. --James McIntyre Central Bank of Argentina Current rate floor: 75% Bloomberg Economics forecast for end of 2022: 78% Bloomberg Economics forecast for end of 2023: 58% Argentina's central bank has raised rates nine times this year, to as high as 75% in August. --Tamara Henderson Central Bank of Turkey Current 1-week repo rate: 12% Bloomberg Economics forecast for end of 2022: 9% Bloomberg Economics forecast for end of 2023: 21.25% Turkey's central bank, led by Governor Sahap Kavcioglu, is almost certain to continue to buck the global tightening trend -- and defy conventional economic orthodoxy -- by delivering more rate cuts. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Singapore's central bank unexpectedly tightened monetarypolicy on Thursday, its second surprise move this year, as risinginflation fanned the risk of economic contraction. -- Tamara Henderson, Asean economist For the full note, click here Read more: Singapore's Faster Inflation Adds Pressure to Tighten Policy The central bank on Thursday bumped its inflation forecasts, seeing thekey core measure it tracks to rise between 3%-4% this year from2.5%-3.5% seen previously. [Extracted from the article]

In the country where GDP has been growing for an amazing almost 28 years, Bloomberg's Chris Bourke explores how the cratering real estate market is threatening the first recession since Vanilla Ice topped the music charts. Host Stephanie Flanders also talks with Bloomberg editor Malcolm Scott and economist Tamara Henderson about what the conservative government's re-election means for the economy Down Under. Then Stephanie catches up with Federal Reserve reporter Chris Condon about the central bank's sweeping review of how it approaches policy. [Extracted from the article]

What Bloomberg Economics Says... The central bank is continuing to shore up growth and apparently sticking with its plan to cue off core inflation for the timing of its rates liftoff. -- Tamara Henderson, economist For the full report, click here The central bank, which retained the 2%-4% inflation target band for the current year and the next, said it sees price gains breaching its upper tolerance limit in 2022 before returning to target in 2023. (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia's central bank tightened reserve requirements for lenders, while keeping its benchmark interest rate unchanged, as it seeks to withdraw excess liquidity without hurting the economy's recovery from the pandemic. [Extracted from the article]

Tamara Henderson, Asean economist Read the full report here The first-quarter GDP numbers put the nation on track to hit its full-year growth target of 4.8%-5.5%, especially now that Covid-19 cases have declined sharply and most virus curbs scrapped. What Bloomberg Economics says "Scope to delay the rate hike cycle is dwindling, especially with downward pressure on the rupiah building as the Federal Reserve's rate hikes accumulate.". [Extracted from the article]

The article lists various ongoing and upcoming art exhibitions across different venues in Switzerland, including "Stranger in the Village," "Let's fêtes galantes!," and "Die Diversität des Widerstands."

Australia could shift policy stance to neutral at rate meeting Australia's central bank could shift its policy stance to neutral when the board convenes today for its first policy meeting of the year, says Tamara Henderson. [Extracted from the article]

Why Asean growth could suffer from a narrower U.S. deficit A German industry leader says Europe should think twice before offering concessions to President Trump, while Tamara Henderson reckons Asean nations' growth is likely to suffer from a narrower U.S. deficit In London, a housing slump is deepening as Brexit clouds the outlook. [Extracted from the article]

While Hong Kong's inflation is likely to pick up this year as the recovery in demand accelerates, Zhu said CPI would at most touch 3% in the final quarter of the year. (Bloomberg) -- Singapore's overtaking of Covid-battered Hong Kong in the last two editions of the Global Financial Centres Index may have come with some costs: The city-state's inflation has outpaced its rival's in nearly every monthly reading over the past two years. The Asian financial hub's February consumer price index rose 6.3% from a year earlier, nearly four times the reading of Hong Kong's 1.7% CPI increase. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Indonesia's central bank likely maintaining its key interest rate at 6% to prevent further depreciation of the rupiah against the US dollar. The decision comes amidst concerns about potential US tariffs under President-elect Donald Trump's administration. The central bank's policy maneuvers in 2024 included holding, hiking, and lowering interest rates, with expectations of a similar approach in 2025. Indonesia's economic growth goals, inflation rates, and currency stability are key factors influencing the central bank's monetary policy decisions. [Extracted from the article]

Global central bankers are preparing for cautious rate cuts in 2025, influenced by the policies of incoming US President Donald Trump. While most major economies are expected to see monetary easing, the pace is likely to slow compared to previous years. Central banks are closely monitoring inflation pressures, uncertainties surrounding Trump's policies, and potential trade tariffs that could impact economic growth. The Federal Reserve in the US is shifting focus to inflation concerns, while other major central banks are expected to continue lowering borrowing costs gradually to support economic growth. Overall, central banks are navigating uncertainties and challenges in the global economic landscape. [Extracted from the article]

Singapore's economy exceeded expectations with a 4.3% growth in the last quarter of 2024, although it slowed from the previous quarter. The government anticipates a 1%-3% growth in 2025, with Bloomberg Economics estimating a 2.5% expansion. The Monetary Authority of Singapore may adjust monetary settings due to global uncertainties, with a focus on controlling price growth through the exchange rate. [Extracted from the article]

The Philippine central bank is anticipated to lower its key interest rate for the third time this year, with most analysts predicting a 25 basis point reduction to 5.75%. The central bank has been on an easing cycle since August, aiming to bring borrowing costs down after a period of aggressive tightening. Factors such as inflation expectations, economic growth, and the performance of the peso against the dollar are key considerations in the decision-making process. The Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions also influence the Philippine central bank's policy direction. [Extracted from the article]

In a containment scenario, with a severe but short-lived impact, coronavirus could take China's first-quarter GDP growth down to 4.5%, a drop from 6% in the final period of 2019 and the weakest since quarterly data began in 1992, writes Chang Shu. Meanwhile, Thursday's growth data may be partly an optical illusion even as President Donald Trump says the U.S. economy has become a "roaring geyser of opportunity" as he seeks re-election Southeast Asia faces stagnation amid angst over coronavirus, as well as the drag from the U.S.-China trade war, writes Tamara Henderson. [Extracted from the article]

The article previews an art exhibition featuring work of artist Simone Leigh at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, Massachusetts from April 6-September 4 2023 and the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C. along with a calendar of several art exhibitions across the globe in November 2023.

The article previews an art exhibition featuring work of artist El Greco at the Palazzo Reale in Milan, Italy from October 13, 2023-February 9, 2024 along with a calendar of several art exhibitions across the globe in October 2023.

The article previews the art exhibition "Michelangelo and the Consequences" at the Albertina Museum in Vienna from September 15, 2023-January 7, 2024 along with a calendar of several art exhibitions across the globe in September 2023.