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| | | ... Australian share market extended last week's losses amid fresh concerns about the world economy, sparked by poor US employment data. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index ended 14 points lower, by 0.31 per cent, at 4,569.1, while the broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | Let's cut to the chase and get straight to the point - the US employment report most of us have waited for all week was plain and simply U-G-L-Y ugly. There's no ifs, no ands and definitely no buts. Ugly, ugly, ugly. That's just what it is! Although ... |
| | | | ... (since January 1970). You too shall believe brother, when you look at the "big disappointment" that the ADP private employment data created. ADP reported an addition of only 38,000 private sector jobs in May, down from April's 177,000 addition and expectations ... |
| | | | ... could no longer afford to buy our houses) have had a hand. And did you catch a glimpse of the 22,100 drop in April employment, where 49,100 jobs vanished? Not a nice sight, isn't it? Even more ugly was the sight of the RBA - in its May Board meeting ... |
| | | | ... promising "seamless transition". Overall the move is designed to encouraged members to stay with a super fund past their employment with the firm. The process works by transferring any employees that leave the firm into a retained benefits category ... |
| | | | ... they choke demand. For instance, the latest Dun & Bradstreet Australian business survey showed that sales, profits, employment and investment expectations all down in April. And this is with the Australian dollar reaching only US$1.10. While employer ... |
| | | | ... for the worse. This was an easy thing to do particularly given the latest weaker-than-expected readings on US private employment, the ISM non-manufacturing index, jobless claims and productivity in recent days. Oh no! There won't be anyone buying commodities ... |
| | | | ... they? There's not even a whisper that despite the latest "weaker-than-expected" numbers, the overall trend in private employment continues to gather upward momentum. Shhh, Wall Street might hear you. Wall Street fell while we slept because the Institute ... |
| | | | ... improving conditions in all of the Fed's 12 districts by the Beige Book. We've seen slow but still consistent gains in employment. Now, it appears that housing's beginning to stir too. US housing starts advanced by 7.2 per cent in March to an annualised ... |
| | | | ... fiscal reform program would increase borrowing costs for all segments of US society, thereby undermining investment, employment and growth. It would also curtail foreigners' appetite to add to their already substantial holdings of US assets. And it would ... |
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