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| | | ... banks and expectations of a pause on interest rate cuts following the release of encouraging jobs figures. The unemployment rate fell to 5.5 per cent in April, with the total number of people with jobs rising by 50,100, figures released by the Australian ... |
| | | | ... expectations for a rate cut later this week. With inflation easing to a three-year low of 1.2% in April and the unemployment rate rising to another record high of 12.1% in March, the ECB has no reason to give everybody what they want (in spite of the ... |
| | | | ... liquidity to be made available and especially for liquidity to reach corporate financing." Greece with its 27.2% unemployment rate and minus 0.2% inflation certainly needs a rate cut. So does Spain (26.3% jobless rate and 2.4% inflation) and Portugal ... |
| | | | ... to 3,840.47 points. Madrid's IBEX 35 lost 0.29 per cent to 8,365.1 points after official data showed Spain's unemployment rate soared to a new record of 27.16 per cent of the workforce in the first quarter of 2013 and the number of those without jobs ... |
| | | | ... decade (employment dropped by 44,200 in March 2003) and more than four times less than expectations. Plus, the unemployment rate rose to its highest level since September 2009 to 5.6%. Plus, the participation rate fell. Plus, the aggregate monthly hours ... |
| | | | ... manufacturing sector. New figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics released today show that the nation's unemployment rate rose to 5.6% in March, the highest jobless rate since September 2009. Consumer confidence, Oster continued, has also shown ... |
| | | | ... away halfway through the party only ends in tears. He's not going to do that now...at least not until the US unemployment rate hits 6.5% or below and/or inflation rises above 2.5%. These are the signposts markets should be watching. So why, oh why do ... |
| | | | ... employment grew by only 88,000 last month, less than half expectations for an addition of 200,000. Sure, the unemployment rate lessened to 7.6% from 7.7% in February, but only because of the reduction in those Americans looking for work. Slowing US growth ... |
| | | | ... growth tanked far below the average analyst estimate of 192,000 jobs. The Labor Department also reported the unemployment rate ticked down 7.6 per cent from 7.7 per cent in February, due to people dropping out of the workforce. The pullback in jobs gains ... |
| | | | ... the US bond market has a captive buyer in the Fed -- it's buying US$45 billion worth monthly until America's unemployment rate falls below 6.5% and so long as inflation doesn't go over 2.5%). This ensures that yields will remain low... until America's ... |
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