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| | | ... economic conditions over the next 12 months dropped by 6.1% in July but the 5-year outlook was steady. While the unemployment expectations index increased to 1.9% in July from June (a negative for employment), it remains 4% lower than April's level and ... |
| | | | ... point that May's number was an outlier and easing concerns about the strength of the US economy. Likewise, while the unemployment rate edged higher to a worse than expected 4.9% in June from 4.7% in the previous month, it adds more evidence to the strength ... |
| | | | ... level of stress and still meet its financial obligation. Such a scenario could include GDP declines of up to 50%, unemployment levels of up to 20%, and stock market declines of up to 70%." This suggests that a double A-rated Australia remains a buy unless ... |
| | | | ... aggregate monthly hours worked (-0.15ppts); the Westpac MI Consumer Expectations Index (-0.10ppts); and the Westpac MI Unemployment Expectations Index (-0.04ppts). Drags from US industrial production and the yield spread have been unchanged." Westpac ... |
| | | | ... monetary policy. Households could defer consumption and firms delay investment, lowering labour demand and causing unemployment to rise. Through financial market and confidence channels, there are also risks of adverse spill-overs to the global economy. ... |
| | | | ... but part-time employment - rising by 17,900 - accounted for all of last month's gain. Full time jobs were flat. The unemployment rate stayed where it was since March, steady at 5.7% and in line with market expectations as the participation rate remained ... |
| | | | ... Market Committee met in April indicates that the pace of improvement in the labor market has slowed... although the unemployment rate has declined". According to the FOMC statement, the slowdown in the labour market came just as "growth in economic activity ... |
| | | | ... argument: China's record 2015 trade surplus of $600 billion, the health of the Chinese consumer, the absence of unemployment, and China's relentless rising market share of global exports," McClone said. Another area of concern for investors has ... |
| | | | ... less - as perhaps an aberration, to look pass the single month's weak number and look instead at the drop in the unemployment rate from 5.0% in April to 4.7% last month. These Fedspeaks are, of course, to be expected. The Fed's credibility would be shot ... |
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