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| | | ... $1.03, or 2.02 per cent, to $49.87. Overnight, Wall Street shares tumbled as an unexpected jump in weekly initial jobless claims and a disappointing survey on manufacturing stoked concerns over economic recovery. The Dow Jones Industrial Average skidded ... |
| | | | ... the previous month. Interpretation: growth will be stunted, profits constrained, stock prices correct. Initial jobless claims rose to 551,000 last week when the market was only expecting it to climb to 535,000. Interpretation: US labour market still ... |
| | | | ... per cent, to 4702.0. NEW YORK - Wall Street shares tumbled on Thursday as an unexpected jump in weekly initial jobless claims and a disappointing survey on manufacturing stoked concerns over economic recovery. The Dow Jones Industrial Average skidded ... |
| | | | ... previous month. There was also good news for those who remain worried about the state of the US labour market. Initial jobless claims fell to 545,000 last week, a 12,000 improvement from the week before. But before you pop out the cork, the report also ... |
| | | | ... declining sales even though it matched Wall Street's earnings target. Meanwhile, the Labor Department reported that new jobless claims fell by 12,000 to 545,000 in the week ending September 12 from the previous week's revised figure of 557,000. The figure ... |
| | | | ... to $US32 billion ($A37.08 billion), up from a revised $US27.5 billion in June. A separate report showed new US jobless claims fell to 550,000 in the past week in a sign of further healing in the critical labor market. LONDON - European stock markets ... |
| | | | ... annualised 1.5 per cent pace of decline. The Labor Department reported separately that the seasonally adjusted initial jobless claims fell to 570,000 in the week ending August 22 from the previous week's revised figure of 580,000. Most analysts had expected ... |
| | | | ... cent on some months. This was tied to another report showing continued weakness in the US labour market. Initial jobless claims rose to 558K in the week ending 1 August from 554K the week before. A decline to 545K was expected. Soft retail sales and ... |
| | | | ... trading opens today. The good news in the US labour market is consistent with previously released reports - from jobless claims, to housing, to manufacturing - announcing that, "Elvis has left the building!" But as I've often warned, "one swallow does ... |
| | | | ... the Dow broke above 9,000 points last night on green shoots in the US property market and better-than-expected jobless claims and company earnings. But this is no longer news for the bulls. |
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