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| | | ... percentage point in the second half of 2004. Encouragingly, the jump in business conditions also reflected a rise in the employment component, while the recovery in export sales also appears to be broadly on track. The NAB also said it was little surprise ... |
| | | | ... to a 2% fall. Commonwealth Bank's senior economist Michael Workman said a stable and ongoing combination of robust employment figures, low interest rates and fairly attractive mortgage packages would keep housing finance on a strong trend. Housing finance ... |
| | | | US bond yields fell sharply Friday, following news non-farm payrolls tumbled 93,000 in August and compared with consensus forecasts of a small rise. The decline in July was also revised down to 49,000, although the unemployment rate was unchanged at ... |
| | | | ... higher than in August last year. "The modest upward trend in job advertising over the past few months indicates that employment should increase over the remainder of this year, following declines in five of the past six months," said Saul Eslake, chief ... |
| | | | ... excellent result was good for Gunns shareholders, its employees and Tasmania, thus providing valuable stability for employment and the economy. "It means more jobs for Tasmanians, more export income and increased taxes, licence and royalty payments ... |
| | | | ... fully run their course. Downside risks also remained a concern given the continued weakness of industrial activity and employment conditions. The IMF highlighted the resilience of the US economy to a series of shocks that included one of the largest ... |
| | | | ... five-year term in November 2000. "My departure will coincide with turning 55 and achieving 10 years of public sector employment, including 4A1/2 with ASIC," he said. "It is a sensible time for me to draw breath to review my family priorities and professional ... |
| | | | ... The yield on the 10-year bond fell five basis points to 5.45%, and which was supported also by news from the ABS that employment fell by 55,000 in July. The Australian dollar was trading back below $US0.65, and late in the morning was fetching $US0.6485. ... |
| | | | ... 6.2% in July, or from 620,000 to 626,900, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said today. The ABS also said that employment figures revealed that there were 55,200 less people in the labour force during July, from 9,507,500 in June to 9,452,300 ... |
| | | | ... blue-chip resource stocks and News Corporation. The bond market also finished stronger, following an ABS survey showing employment fell 55,200 in July. The yield on the benchmark May 2013 bond fell to 5.43% after the release, to be eight points lower ... |
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