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| | | ... unemployment in 2011 and 2012. Speaking of unemployment, talk on cyberspace is that it was the better-than-expected US jobless claims report in the week ended 19 November that allowed investors to reclaim today what they lost yesterday. Initial jobless ... |
| | | | ... than zero indicates an expansion in manufacturing activity. There's a positive trend happening on the labour front too. Jobless claims rose by 2,000 in the week ended 13 November to 439,000 - less than expectations for an increase to 441,000. Yeah, yeah ... |
| | | | ... punk? My calculations show that this would create 14.8 million new places - exactly equal to the 14.8 million counted as jobless in the October household survey data. Now think the boost in spending this would create. By doing this, the Fed would have ... |
| | | | ... Markets senior dealer David Taylor said the local market was being helped by better than expected results for US initial jobless claims. During overnight trade, the US Labour Department said that initial claims for jobless aid dropped by 24,000 to a ... |
| | | | ... payrolls rebounded sharply in October - up 151,000 against expectations of 60,000. Last night's bigger-than-expected drop in jobless claims suggest continued improvement in labour market going forward. The weaker US dollar is having a positive impact ... |
| | | | ... environment. Aside from slack capacity there's also weak demand, particularly from Mr. and Mrs. Jones who are relying on jobless benefits that is threatened to be stopped soon. Try asking banks to lend to them at very low interest rates. Try, try, try. ... |
| | | | If you're a betting man, this is your week. There's a trifecta of events coming your way. The nation will stop tomorrow for the race that stops a nation. Odds-on favourite is for So You Think to pass the finish line in strides. We shall see! But even ... |
| | | | ... they review whether they were complying with the law when they foreclosed on delinquent mortgages. Weak trade data and jobless figures also eroded confidence." And this from Bloomberg: "U.S. stocks declined, dragging benchmark indexes down from five-month ... |
| | | | ... question mark will still follow the word recovery. There's good news, too, on the US weekly unemployment claims data. Jobless claims fell by 16,000 in week ended 25 September. But at 453,000 claims have stabilised - not improving, not worsening - at ... |
| | | | ... following negative offshore leads, particularly from Wall Street. "I think it was the lead by the US in particular from the jobless claims being a bit higher than expected," Mr Xiradis said. "The market has been very much reactive to economic data recently ... |
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