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| | | ... Index sank 64.73 points, or 2.51 per cent, to 2,511.25. LONDON - Britain's top share index dipped 1.2 per cent as tame US jobs and services activity data renewed concerns over the health of the US economy, which is grappling with a crisis in subprime ... |
| | | | ... rose 1.48 percent to its highest close in nearly six weeks on Monday, as Sony Corp and other exporters rose after strong US jobs data eased worries about a key market for Japanese goods and lifted the dollar against the yen. The Nikkei closed up 258.98 ... |
| | | | There has been some particularly good news on the employment front with Workplace Relations Minister Joe Hockey announcing that the number of long-term unemployed fell by in excess of 13,000 in January to a record low of about 78,000. The number of ... |
| | | | ... The Nikkei gave up 55.54 points to close at 16,417.82. HONG KONG - Stocks slid 0.55 per cent amid caution ahead of key US jobs data, as exporter Li & Fung fell 3.2 per cent due to disappointing sales estimates in the US and China Mobile weighed. The ... |
| | | | In a bid to ensure the supply of farm labour, the National Farmers Federation (NFF) has asked the Federal Government to reduce the withholding tax on foreign workers from 29 to 13 per cent saying that the $7 billion horticulture industry could lose ... |
| | | | ... 19.79 points at 5,203.24 points. TOKYO - The Nikkei average jumped 1.39 per cent, as manufacturing stocks rallied after a US jobs report eased export market concerns. The Nikkei climbed 223.82 points to 16,358.07. HONG KONG - Stocks rose as US employment ... |
| | | | ... Australian share market is expected to open stronger today following a firm lead from Wall Street on better than expected US jobs numbers on Friday. On the Sydney Futures Exchange, the September share price index contact was up 36 points at 5,109 at ... |
| | | | ... index closed at 4916.04, down 43.66 points. TOKYO - The Nikkei average fell as exporters sank after weaker-than-expected US jobs data raised concern about a slowdown in a key market for Japanese products. The Nikkei finished 121 points lower at 15,668.31. ... |
| | | | ... average fell just over half a per cent, with shares in Sony and other recent gainers declining after stronger-than-expected US jobs data fuelled concerns about further interest rate rises in the world's largest economy. The Nikkei finished down 106.79 ... |
| | | | ... important September US non-farm payrolls report. Strategists said money markets were biding their time ahead of tonight's US jobs data, while in Australia the weekend federal election could also influence price action. |
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