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| | | ... month and 2.2% from a year earlier. Though the participation rate was unchanged at 62.8 - a 35-year low - improving labour market conditions should encourage more Americans to start looking. The latest US jobs report may well be the start of a stronger ... |
| | | | ... housing market, consumer confidence is being supported by the combination of lower effective interest rates, a strong labour market and improved pay prospects." "Third, investment growth is strong... That reflects expanding demand, improved credit conditions ... |
| | | | ... growth in the near term... Overall, the Bank still expects growth to be a little below trend over the year ahead." "Labour market data have been unusually volatile of late. The Bank's assessment remains that although some forward indicators of employment ... |
| | | | ... QE program, sticking to its timetable of an increase well into 2015. The Fed's policy statement cited improving labour market conditions and expressed little concern about low inflation, elements that led some analysts to characterise it as more hawkish ... |
| | | | ... all... but good news on interest rates. Indecisions, indecisions. The uncertainty over what really the latest US labour market indicator is indicating was palpable in last night's trading activity on Wall Street. The S&P 500 opened up, reached a high ... |
| | | | ... ago - at Jackson Hole - painstakingly explained why the Fed believes that there's still "significant" slack in the labour market and forward guided the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker (and their dogs and cats) that, "...based on a range ... |
| | | | ... rates low for a "considerable time" after ending its massive stimulus program, based on continued weakness in the labour market. A rate increase could hurt Asian markets by making them vulnerable to a sell-off, as the incentive for investors to seek ... |
| | | | Treasurer Joe Hockey has said the mobilisation of private capital to fund infrastructure is his first priority ahead of the G20 meeting which kicks off today in Cairns. Speaking at the Bloomberg Sydney Summit this morning, Hockey said the G20 nations ... |
| | | | ... ago - at Jackson Hole - painstakingly explained why the Fed believes that there's still "significant" slack in the labour market and forward guided the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker (and their dogs and cats) that, "...based on a range ... |
| | | | ... gradually." The June quarter capital expenditure survey confirms these. House prices continue to rise but overall labour market conditions "remained subdued". No dramatic changes in domestic and international fundamentals equals no RBA drama on interest ... |
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