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| | | Buying on news? Bargain-hunting? Attractive valuation? Crisis solved? Factor X? Whatever the reason, Wall Street see'd again when it should have saw'ed. US equities surged almost 7 per cent last night despite a plethora of more gloomy news. Below are ... |
| | | | ... government now also expects 2009/2010 growth to be 2.25 per cent, down from its previous estimate of 3 per cent. The unemployment rate, currently at 4.3 per cent, is forecast to rise to 5 per cent by June 2009 and 5.75 per cent the year after. Some economists ... |
| | | | ... Germany's ZEW economic sentiment survey dropped to -63.0 in October from -41.1 in the previous month. The UK's unemployment rate rose to 5.7 per cent in the three months to August from 5.5 per cent in the previous period. French business sentiment declined ... |
| | | | ... debts in case liquidity dries up anew. The negative fall out into the broader economy has been limited. The unemployment rate peaked, allowing anxious homeowners' to hold on to their homes and thereby putting a floor under house prices. Inventories of ... |
| | | | ... is expected to add another 5,900 jobs in August after a 10,900 increase in the previous month. However, the unemployment rate is forecast to tick up to 4.4 per cent in August from 4.3 per cent in the previous month. US: US financial markets will not ... |
| | | | ... initially fell after the Labor Department reported that payrolls shrank more than predicted last month, and that the unemployment rate reached a five-year high. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 32.73, or 0.29 per cent to settle at 11,220.96, although ... |
| | | | ... continue to generate good profits, which they then turn into investment in capital and labour. This must be why the unemployment rate remains at a low 4.3 per cent and jobs continue to grow at a 2.4 per cent pace per annum. But the markets have placed ... |
| | | | ... to show a ninth consecutive decline in August, with a loss of 75,000 jobs following July's 51,000 fall. The unemployment rate is expected to remain steady at 5.7%. Because of the weakening labour market, growth in unit labour costs is forecast to decelerate ... |
| | | | ... Australian economic growth to slow from the current 3.6 percent to 2 percent by the end of the year and the unemployment rate to climb from 4.3 percent to 6 percent by end 2009. The RBA also sees headline inflation peaking at 5 percent in December before ... |
| | | | ... Australian Labour Force report today. Market expectations centre on a meager 5K increase in jobs in July and the unemployment rate to rise to 4.3 percent. This forecast represents a softening from June's 29.8K gain in employment and 4.2 percent jobless ... |
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