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| | | ... price index contract was seven points weaker at 3672 on a volume of 411 contracts. On the day the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases building data and the Merrill Lynch investor conference continues in New York, otherwise investors will watch for ... |
| | | | Job vacancies fell 14,600 to 117,600 seasonally adjusted in the August quarter, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said while in other figures released today, the bureau said retail sales improved just 0.2 per cent, or $36 million, during August. ... |
| | | | ... price index contract was nine points firmer at 3679 on a volume of 469 contracts. On the day the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases retail trade and job vacancy data and in New York tonight the Merrill Lynch Australasia Investment Conference kicks ... |
| | | | ... narrowed sharply in August after a five per cent drop in imports, new figures showed today. The Australian Bureau of Statistics said the monthly trade deficit fell to $1.93 billion last month after a blowout in July took it to $2.67 billion, the second ... |
| | | | ... Also, Washington H Soul Pattinson and Nufarm are both tipped to unveil annual results and the Australian Bureau of Statistics is to release August trade data. |
| | | | ... a case to raise interest rates straight after the October election, economists said today. The Australian Bureau of Statistics today said total employment had fallen 6,600 to 9.655 million, seasonally adjusted. Of this, full time employment rose 8,100 ... |
| | | | ... indicator of activity ahead - was five points weaker at 3586 with 502 contracts traded. On the day the Australian Bureau of Statistics unveils unemployment data for August and Emperor Mines hosts a general meeting. |
| | | | ... an indicator of activity ahead - was 14 points stronger at 3608 with 652 contracts traded. The Australian Bureau of Statistics releases July retail sales figures today. |
| | | | ... June quarter, despite a surprise slump in the farm sector. The national accounts, released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), show the economy expanded by 0.6% in the three-month period. The increase, which was lower than economists\' expectations ... |
| | | | ... said the solid annual growth rate of 4.1% would do little to ease rising inflation concerns. The Australian Bureau of Statistics today reported gross domestic product (GDP) for the June quarter rose by an adjusted 0.6% in the June quarter, compared to ... |
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