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| | | ... Dominique Strauss-Kahn warned that, "We're not safe yet." Because "The recovery is not enough, you need to have a recovery with jobs." The IMF didn't come alone, it phoned a friend. Business services company BDO warned that the UK is in danger of heading ... |
| | | | ... per cent from 5.3 per cent in the previous month. Better, part-time employees are becoming full-time. Some 53,100 full-time jobs were created in August - the largest addition in two years - while part time jobs declined by 22,100. Overall employment ... |
| | | | ... offshore session, and has extended gains during the morning session. Market indices also reacted positively to the latest jobs figures, which showed Australia's unemployment rate was 5.1 per cent in August, beating market expectations. Making news on ... |
| | | | ... to the next data point existence. Day 1. Overall US non-farm payrolls fell by less than expected in August. Private sector jobs increased by more than forecasts. America's economy is recovering. Forget double-dip, there wouldn't be one. Wall Street cheers. ... |
| | | | ... three I's. But what really is their policy? Now back to Uncle Sam. Shovel ready. Those worrying about the 121,000 government jobs lost in August should worry no more. President Obama will provide... and more. Yes he can! President Obama announced a US$50 ... |
| | | | ... investors and short-covering of futures by foreigners. HONG KONG - Hong Kong shares rose on Monday after better-than-expected US jobs data out last week lifted confidence in the world's biggest economy. The benchmark Hang Seng Index closed up 384.27 ... |
| | | | ... declined by 54,000 in August. And just to highlight the pessimism leading up to the release, financial markets expected 100,000 jobs lost during the month. Hmmm... wonder how they got it wrong? Is it because they under-estimated job creation in the private ... |
| | | | ... 490K). Last night's mere 3K better reading of claims, along with yesterday's worse than expected result in private sector jobs, would have sent alarm bells ringing -- particularly with the widely-watched, all-important, official US payrolls stats just ... |
| | | | ... from a 0.1 per cent gain to a 0.8 per cent fall. Who cares? July is so history by now. But what about the private sector jobs data also released last night? ADP/Macroeconomic Advisors reported that private payrolls fell by 10,000 in August, down from ... |
| | | | ... the Fed and the Obama administration to re-stimulate the housing sector or for the economy to grow strong enough to create jobs - or all of the above. Because of the chicken and egg relationship of housing and the economy, the last option is probably ... |
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