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| | | ... market expectations for a 115,000 gain in the month. Better, the Bureau of Labor Statistics revised its estimate of employment for July (up an extra 40,000) and August (up 46,000) higher for a net increase of 86,000. Nay, it was so good, that you could ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open flat following a lacklustre overnight lead from the US where employment figures came in better than expected. At 0800 AEST on Monday, the December share price index futures contract was down one point at 4,493. ... |
| | | | ... There was better-than-expected news on the US labour market too with ADP reporting a 162,000 increase in private sector employment last month. In case you're thinking what I think you're thinking and you believe that QE3 will work, nah... this doesn't ... |
| | | | ... the global PMI while still contracting is contracting at a "slower rate". So too are output and new orders. As well, employment shows a "change of direction" from downing to upping, and at 50.7 is now above the expansion mark. And oh, the US ISM manufacuring ... |
| | | | ... Philly Fed president Charlie Plosser who commented yesterday that, "We are unlikely to see much benefit to growth or to employment from further asset purchases" and threatens the Fed's credibility. Yup, Charlie was talking down the latest QE. And that ... |
| | | | ... appointed as a responsible entity of the SMA before the end of this year. As part of the agreement, Praemium will offer employment contracts to the existing BlackRock team who will join the firm once the deal is sealed. "Following a recent review of ... |
| | | | ... the first two rounds of LSAPs may have raised the level of output by almost 3 percent and increased private payroll employment by more than 2 million jobs, relative to what otherwise would have occurred." But dear reader Stuart has a point - if QEs 1 ... |
| | | | ... bank will purchase $US40 billion a month in mortgage-backed bonds to drag down long-term interest rates, and boost employment figures. "Obviously markets have reacted. All the so called risk-on assets have responded, but so has gold which has been sleeping ... |
| | | | ... met in August suggests that economic activity has continued to expand at a moderate pace in recent months. Growth in employment has been slow, and the unemployment rate remains elevated. Household spending has continued to advance, but growth in business ... |
| | | | ... As we discussed yesterday, if Big Ben ever needed reasons to launch another stimulus programme, he's got them now - employment growth is decelerating, the ISM manufacturing index is trending lower, and just last night, data on consumer credit - down ... |
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