The state of the American jobs market will be laid bare on Friday, with fresh figures expected to show that the unemployment rate has almost hit 10pc. By James Quinn, US Business Editor Economists expect new statistics, to be...
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It hurts more to be unemployed now in the United States than the last time the jobless rate hit 10 percent. Back in the early 1980s, when Schenk lost his job at a phone company, he was able to find several temporary jobs _...
Infrastructure spending and tax cuts likely as official figures show October was the 22nd consecutive month of job cuts Barack Obama admitted today that the rise in US unemployment above 10% last month was "sobering" as fears...
Can financial markets boom when unemployment remains so stubbornly high? We'll see U.S. import and export trends released on Friday, along with the University of Michigan's monthly consumer sentiment survey. The latest jobless...
By Anirban Nag SYDNEY, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Australia's home-loan demand jumped at its strongest pace in six months in September as first-home buyers rushed to take advantage of generous government handouts, keeping the market on...
Canadian Dollar Dives Despite Other Commodity Dollar Rallies as Economy Unexpectedly Loses 43,200 Jobs in October Euro Lags Following Cautious Comments from ECB’s Nowotny, Gonzalez-Paramo British Pound Gains Against Dollar as...
SYDNEY, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Australian job advertisements in newspapers and on the Internet dipped in October, ending two months of gains and pointing to some downside risk for the official employment report due later in the...
Absent public job creation, it is likely that the economy will not fully recover. The official unemployment rate stands at 9.8 percent. But the Bureau of Labor Statistics acknowledges that the adjusted unemployment rate --...
The Two Things That Really Matter By Ian Mathias 11/08/09 Baltimore, Maryland – We’ve said it before, and again and again, but it still bears repeating: The real barometers of this recession are employment and housing… and both...
TORONTO - Stock markets could be in for some further gains this week after a better feeling about the U.S. economy put investors in the mood to claw back a good sized chunk of the losses from the prev...
By Malcolm Morrison, The Canadian Press TORONTO - Stock markets could be in for some further gains this week after a better feeling about the U.S. economy put investors in the mood to claw back a good sized chunk of the losses...