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| | | ... out of left field to suddenly reverse market optimism, this week's the week. And why not? The latest US non-farm payrolls report provides a strong enough tailwind to push it there and further. America generated 236,000 jobs in February -- plus 246,000 ... |
| | | | Was it good? Or was it bad? I refer, of course, to that mother of all eco stats - the US non-farm payrolls report - the one that'll guide financial market activity, if not through the end of this year or longer, at least until next month. It was good. ... |
| | | | ... August, it's trended lower since peaking at 57.3 last April. This brings us to the disappointing August non-farm payrolls report. Employment increased by 96,000 last month against expectations for a 125K gain. While the unemployment rate dropped to 8.1% ... |
| | | | ... been gradually coming to the surface." Mr Smith said investors would be focused on the release of the US non-farm payrolls report - a key employment indicator in the world's largest economy - due out later on Friday (AEST). The spot price of gold in ... |
| | | | ... wishing and hoping and praying for another Ben blast of the QE? Perhaps it's because of the flipside of the non-farm payrolls report - the unemployment rate rose to 8.3% from 8.2% in June. Either Mr. Market does not believe that the US economy is getting ... |
| | | | ... index remained under the 50 expansion/contraction line. Perhaps Uncle Ben's also waiting for tomorrow's non-farm payrolls report before shouting "action!" Financial markets expected a plus 100K print in employment. But the actuals would need to beat ... |
| | | | We're in trouble now... big trouble. That's the ugly picture painted by the latest US non-farm payrolls report and Wall Street's reaction to it. The S&P 500 fell by 0.94%, the Dow by 0.96% and the Nasdaq by 1.30% the day the US Labor Department released ... |
| | | | ... to see their reaction to these decisions. And then we wait some more. Wait for the release of the US non-farm payrolls report for June. And depending on how it pans out, perhaps wait for the Fed's counter measures. Arghhh&. Whoever coined the phrase ... |
| | | | ... expansion/contraction mark last month. Woe is us. It would have been not as bad if we got a good reading from the US non-farm payrolls report. But we did not. Economists missed big time. US businesses hired only 69,000 workers, almost half the 150,000 ... |
| | | | ... set the tone in the financial markets over the next four weeks, that mother of all eco stats -- the US Non-farm Payrolls report - settled nothing when it was released last week. Wall Street's knee-jerk reaction was to sell, sell, sell, because the April ... |
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