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Australia July jobs take a surprise fall as market loosens - Yahoo Finance

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia employment unexpectedly fell in July to end two months of very strong growth, while the jobless rate ticked higher in a sign the drum-tight labour market might finally ... Read More
Australia jobs engine slows as labour market loosens - Yahoo Finance

Australian employment fell sharply in December after two months of surprisingly strong growth, while the jobless rate stayed at a 1-1/2 year high, adding to the case that interest rates have ... Read More
Unemployment holds steady despite surprise drop in jobs
Australia's jobs market continues to show resilience with unemployment steady at 4.1 per cent in May, despite a surprise fall in jobs. Some 2500 jobs were lost from the economy, the Australian Bureau ... Read More
Australia July jobs take a surprise fall as market loosens

The labour market has proved remarkably resilient with 399,000 net jobs added in the 12 months to July even as interest rates have climbed 400 basis points to a decade-high of 4.1%. Read More
Australia July jobs take a surprise fall as market loosens - Yahoo Finance

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia employment unexpectedly fell in July to end two months of very strong growth, while the jobless rate ticked higher in a sign the drum-tight labour market might finally be ... Read More
Australia July jobs take a surprise fall as market loosens

SYDNEY: Australia employment unexpectedly fell in July to end two months of very strong growth, while the jobless rate ticked higher in a sign the drum-tight labour market might finally be loosening. Read More
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