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| | | WOW! Seen the latest ADP private payrolls number last night? The report showed 281,000 Americans found jobs in the private sector in June. This is the biggest monthly addition since the 293K added back in November 2012 and... it beat even the most optimistic ... |
| | | | While Crimea's vote to secede from Ukraine and re-join Mother Russia - and the tit for tat sanctions between the US and Europe and Moscow - and speculation over the faster- and sooner-than-predicted US Federal Reserve hike in interest rates hogged most ... |
| | | | ... consecutive quarter of decline - while investments in the non-resource (non-residential) sector of the economy continues to flatline. And yes, gentle readers...you're right to conclude that record low interest rates are not having their desired on the ... |
| | | | ... statistics revealing that at least two companies a day are going to the wall as labour costs continue to rise, profit margins flatline and banks play hardball on funding." "Outside mining, Australia is in the midst of a downturn in residential, commercial ... |
| | | | ... RBA rates decision day. The market is pretty much around where we thought it would around which is idling around the flatline." Wall Street finished mixed after news that US manufacturing contracted for the first time in almost three years in June, raising ... |
| | | | ... broader All Ordinaries index was down 8.7 points, also 0.2 per cent, at 4,325.7. NEW YORK - US stocks closed mixed near the flatline Tuesday after the release of data showing continuing weakness in home prices and slumping consumer confidence. The Dow ... |
| | | | A leading fund manager argues that many investors are too pessimistic about the US and too optimistic about other markets, particularly China. Speaking at a lunch briefing yesterday, Martin Conlon, head of Australian equities at Schroder Investment ... |
| | | | "Unusually uncertain" indeed! Flat, flat, flat. This is how the most major equity markets from Asia to Europe to Wall Street finished the past 24 hours. Some closed a little bit higher, others a tad lower, most just flatlined. Because of the "unusually ... |
| | | | ... Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke confirmed investor fears that the economy has weakened. Stocks traded near the flatline just before Dr Bernanke began his half-yearly testimony to Congress on monetary policy, but quickly headed south as he began ... |
| | | | Flatline. That's what you'll see when you look at Wall Street's pulse monitor this morning. I would be too if faced with the same old, same old daily boring stuff that financial market agents look at everyday. While we were sleeping, a raft of economic ... |
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