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| | | Today's strong Australian employment report is consistent with a strengthening growth trend in the economy but it is also increasing the bias towards further RBA rate hikes. Following yesterday's faster-than-expected 0.9 per cent growth in March quarter ... |
| | | | ... "There are currently over 400 positions located in [Pillar] & Expansion in Pillar's client base will provide future employment growth in Wollongong [where they are based]." This latest news follows recent announcements by Pillar chief executive, Peter ... |
| | | | ... in May -- sharply lower than market expectations for a 170,000 increase - and the two previous months' increases in employment were revised down, further increases conviction for steady interest rates here in Australia. This is because the report points ... |
| | | | ... involvement with the firm," it said. As for key management risk, Zenith noted that both Scott and McFarlane have signed an employment contract that requires a one year's notice of quitting plus 'penal' non-compete terms. WSP's assets under management ... |
| | | | Australian employment fell by 3,200 in April, partially reversing the hefty 27,000 gain reported in the previous month. This is lower than market expectations of a flat outcome for the month. Full-time employment rose by 22,700 last month but this was ... |
| | | | ... economy continues to give conflicting indications with housing slowing, petrol prices surging, commodities rising, employment growth slowing and retail spending remaining robust. There is a strong likelihood that the Fed will want to pause at the next ... |
| | | | ... 50-point delineation between expansion and contraction, except for customer inventories. Production, supplier deliveries, employment and imports all posted gains. However, there is worrying sign with regards to inflation in that the prices paid component ... |
| | | | ... disposable income. Lower disposable income translates into weaker spending, which will be further compounded by reduced employment. Weaker consumer spending means lower demand and lower sales for companies. This will prevent a pass through of higher ... |
| | | | ... disposable income. Lower disposable income translates into weaker spending, which will be further compounded by reduced employment. Weaker consumer spending means lower demand and lower sales for companies. This will prevent a pass through of higher ... |
| | | | ... presence as NM Rothschild has total assets of $2.1 billion compared with $1.5 billion for Investec Australia. Combined employment should be about 300, though some restructuring may reduce this. Schwartz said Investec has been looking at opening its own ... |
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