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| | | ... S&P 500 tacked on 7.34 (0.37 per cent) to 1,995.78. Locally, the Australian Bureau of Statistics is scheduled to release jobs figures for August and, in equities news, Myer is set to post its FY2014 financial results. The Australian share market has ... |
| | | | ... at the Jackson Hole or... does it? Think I'm gonna go with Janet on this one. More so given the weekend's disappointing US jobs numbers - while the unemployment rate eased to 6.1% in August from 6.2% in July, employment increased by only 142K (expectations ... |
| | | | ... since the height of the financial crisis in October 2008. The greenback picked up in New York after Friday's disappointing US jobs data was put into perspective by another round of weak Japanese growth figures and anaemic Chinese trade statistics. WELLINGTON ... |
| | | | ... obviously given impetus to the strength of the industry funds whose gains appear to a large extent to come from people switching jobs," he added. Morris predicted that "competition between banks and their specialist competitors in superannuation is likely ... |
| | | | ... cents, or 12.1 per cent, down at $5.36 at 1030 AEST. Fuel supplier Caltex's shares were up after it said it would cut 350 jobs in a restructure and maintained first half net profit, which was up one per cent to $173 million. The banks were up, with ANZ ... |
| | | | ... in the labor market, and the phenomenon of "polarization"--that is, the reduction in the relative number of middle-skill jobs." Deputy Bank of England governor Ben Broadbent adds: The output data are no longer sufficient statistics for inflationary pressure ... |
| | | | ... down 10 points at 5,599. Wall Street stocks closed mostly lower on Friday night following a cautious appraisal of the US jobs market by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and increased tensions over Ukraine at the Jackson Hole summit of central bankers. ... |
| | | | ... Street stocks have finished mostly higher as US Federal Reserve minutes showed rising debate over recent improvements in the jobs market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 59.54 points (0.35 per cent) to 16,979.13. The broad-based S&P 500 gained ... |
| | | | ... and stock valuations attractive. I don't have to remind you housing's large multiplier effect on the economy - it provides jobs and incomes for ancillary sectors such as construction, banking, legal, insurance, home furnishings, home decors, white goods ... |
| | | | ... international fund managers is targeted at minimising tax leakage or exporting services, growing the number of high paid jobs and lifting overall economic activity, said Ken Woo, asset management industry leader at PwC. To achieve this, Australia doesn't ... |
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