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| | | ... were soft last night," Mr Vaughan said. "One of the main driving forces over this week will be Thursday's domestic employment numbers, which will give us an indication of the strength of our market. "We've rallied quite aggressively since August last ... |
| | | | ... part of its push into the east. The Australian sharemarket hit record highs on Monday as stronger than expected US employment data calmed concerns over slowing economic growth in the US, and higher metal prices boosted local resources stocks. The benchmark ... |
| | | | ... important economic data coming out this week included job numbers for the internet and newspapers, and housing finance and employment figures for August. In the US on Friday, the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index leapt ... |
| | | | ... September. In Sydney, the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) hosts an event entitled Best Practice in Employment Engagement. The Australian sharemarket continued its partial recovery on Friday, with a stronger oil price pushing energy ... |
| | | | ... on the Sydney Futures Exchange, the December Share Price Index was down 10 points to 6549. Today, the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations monthly skilled vacancies index is released. The State of Industry Roundtable, with Paul Budde, `Australian ... |
| | | | ... The Nasdaq Composite Index gained 8.99 points to 2,601.06. LONDON - UK stocks rose on a rising oil price and strong employment data in the US. The FTSE 100 climbed 57.7 points to 6,363.9. FRANKFURT - The DAX index advanced 62.98 points to 7,535.97. PARIS ... |
| | | | ... announces bond tender results, and National Australia Bank Ltd issues its monthly business survey for August. The Manpower employment survey for the last quarter of calendar 2007 also is released. On the stock market, Symbion Health Ltd holds its scheme ... |
| | | | ... somewhere else. US stock markets were mauled again on Friday by more bad news, this time from a surprise drop in US employment. The Dow fell 1.9 per cent and the S&P 500 slipped 1.7 per cent. Repercussions were felt globally with Frankfurt tumbling 2.6 ... |
| | | | The Australian sharemarket is expected to open sharply lower today after weak US employment data rattled Wall Street on Friday. On the Sydney Futures Exchange, the September Share Price Index was down 100 points at 6191. Today, the Australian Bureau ... |
| | | | ... Index was down 61 points to 6190. In economic news today, ABS labour force data for August are released as is the SEEK employment index. The Australian stock market closed in negative territory yesterday, with falls in the finance sector dragging the ... |
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