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| | | ... higher-than-expected 7.6 per cent in January with sales falling in all regions. This was blamed on the weather. There was good news on the jobs front though with jobless claims dipping to 469K against expectations of 470K. The small dip in claims strengthened ... |
| | | | ... little bit in late afternoon. What to do? What to write? Can't use Mister President now -- too negative, nor the positive jobs surveys -- too positive. At least I can still swing the ISM both ways. Beige Book! That's it! The results are consistent with ... |
| | | | ... Separately, a report on the labor market didn't come in below expectations. Payroll company ADP said employers cut 20,000 jobs last month, matching forecasts from economists. The Labor Department is expected to report on Friday that the unemployment ... |
| | | | ... outlook. The report is out on the last day of this week's trading. Financial market betting centres on an additional 20,000 jobs lost in February and an increase in the jobless rate to 9.8 per cent. You'll be frozen where you stand too if this is what ... |
| | | | ... increase of 22,000 from from the previous week's revised figure of 474,000, the department said. Analysts said that if the jobs picture fails to improve, that could spell trouble for the recovery from recession. But some said the figures may have been ... |
| | | | ... report tomorrow stating that the US$787 billion ARRA stimulus averted Great Depression part 2 and created/saved two million jobs. But of course this didn't come without any cost. Remember, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Kansas City Federal Reserve ... |
| | | | ... more - than consensus expectations of an already high 15,000 gain. The report showed that the domestic economy added 52,700 jobs last month - the fifth straight monthly increase - and the unemployment rate dropping to 5.3 per cent from 5.5 per cent in ... |
| | | | ... More -- and as what we are seeing in Greece right now - customs officers and tax collectors have already walked out of their jobs in protest against the government's planned spending cuts. Civil servants, state workers and even doctors are scheduled ... |
| | | | ... Europe, before snapping back in the final hour. The US non-farm payrolls report, which showed the US economy lost 20,000 jobs in January, but the unemployment rate fell to 9.7 per cent, also presented a muddled picture on the troubled labour sector. ... |
| | | | ... overnight, the Dow flirted below the 10,000 point mark and the VIX index spiked by 26 per cent on indications that America's jobs market may be worsening. Europe had its own bad day as renewed fears about the PIGS - Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Spain - ... |
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