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| | | The number of Australian job advertisements in both newspapers and on the internet rose in June, although employment growth is expected to slow in the second half of 2004, a new survey has shown. The latest ANZ Job Advertisements series found the number ... |
| | | | ... survey out today. The latest Dun and Bradstreet (D&B) National Business Expectations Survey has found all indices except employment and selling prices are expected to drop during the September quarter. And one third of executives now say their business ... |
| | | | ... Tony Pitt said. "The Sydney CBD leasing market is showing signs of recovery off the back of increasing white collar employment and this should lead to rising rents and capital values within the market." The purchase will boost JFM's gross assets to $775 ... |
| | | | ... adjusted 5.6% in April, compared with an unrevised 5.6% rate in March, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said. Total employment rose by 56,200 to 9.694 million, adjusted. Of this, full time employment rose 43,400, and part time employment rose 12,800. ... |
| | | | ... The US Treasury market ended mixed [overnight], after a major rout on Friday prompted by unexpectedly strong April employment data. The short end of the yield curve clawed back only a small part of the 0.25% rises in yield on Friday, but the long end ... |
| | | | ... States dollar soared on a much stronger than expected US jobs report. The key US report, which also delivered a robust employment number last month, has fuelled market expectations of a US Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate hike as early as June. At ... |
| | | | ... the June quarter, while there was a softening in export expectations for the coming three months. Wages growth and employment were expected to remain steady, but there was was increased confidence on business profits. Investment in plant and equipment ... |
| | | | ... have been in almost 18 months, causing markets to quickly shift focus to next week's influential report on the U.S. employment situation. Also consumers bought a near-record number of homes last month, adding to views the U.S. economy now might finally ... |
| | | | ... adjusted 5.6% in March, compared with an unrevised 5.9% rate in February, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said. Total employment rose by 66,900 to 9.637 million, adjusted. Of this, full time employment rose 39,200, and part time employment rose 27,800. ... |
| | | | Australia's employment growth was likely to have returned to more solid levels in March but there was weakness ahead as the housing sector continued its downturn, according to economists. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) will publish March ... |
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