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| | | ... "Wall Street down because of QE tapering coming soon worries but losses tapered because of better-than-expected jobless claims and new home sales data. Say what? Shouldn't indications of an improving US economy reinforce expectations of the 'interpretation' ... |
| | | | ... without the other (yeah, yeah you can have money and marriage too, or love without marriage). It doesn't compute. US jobless claims up by more than expected last week - the biggest since the last week of March. US housing starts plunged in April - the ... |
| | | | ... amid concerns about the US economic recovery. US economic figures, released overnight, show a sharp jump in weekly jobless claims while the number of housing construction starts fell 16.5 per cent in April. The US Labor Department reported that US consumer ... |
| | | | ... payrolls in April that took to 196K the average monthly gain in jobs this year from around 180K in 2012. Fresh new jobless claims data - released on the same day as Plosser revealed to the world his thoughts - showed initial claims for unemployment insurance ... |
| | | | ... happy day in a span of less than 24 hours. Must be all those algos reading those cheery headlines overnight: US Jobless Claims Fall To 5-Year Low (WSJ) ECB 'ready' for more action after rate cut (FT) All good. Everything's well again. Forget all those ... |
| | | | ... strong gains on Wall Street after an expected European Central Bank interest rate cut and a surprisingly good US jobless claims report. At 0730 AEST on Friday, the June share price index futures contract was up 28 points at 5,149. In economic news on ... |
| | | | ... Dow Jones Industrial Average on Thursday added 24.50 points, or 0.17 per cent, to 14,700.80 points after improved jobless claims data and a mixed bag of corporate earnings. New claims for US unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level since ... |
| | | | ... per cent, to 5,084.2 points. NEW YORK - US stocks finished a volatile trading session higher following improved jobless claims data and a mixed bag of corporate earnings. At the closing bell on Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 28.03 points ... |
| | | | ... because markets are expecting a rise to a reading of 3.0. Fits the sky is falling again bill, 'ey? And where's the jobless claims that's a mainstay -- week in week out -- of Wall Street's eco barometer this day of the week? No mention of that. Ahhh ... |
| | | | ... new highs. On Wall Street overnight, investors were buoyed by a government report pointing to lower-than-expected jobless claims. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 62.9 points, or 0.42 per cent, to 14,865.14. IG Markets market strategist Stan ... |
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