New fear unlocked: unemployment worries grip consumers Consumers are becoming more concerned about the sluggish economy and what this could mean for jobs, with cost-of-living becoming a lower order worry. AAP · Sep 10, 2024
Women ditching part-time as COVID redefines flexibility Part-time work is fading as the go-to way of meeting flexibility needs and this could open up opportunities to narrow gender-based economic disadvantage. AAP · Sep 8, 2024
US Job Gains Miss Expectations In August As Labor Market Cools US hiring bounced back in August but missed expectations while the jobless rate crept down, government data showed Friday, paving the way towards central bank rate cuts in the coming weeks. International Business Times · Sep 6, 2024
Stock Market Today: Stocks End Mixed Ahead of August Jobs Report The main indexes struggled for direction Thursday after data showed the labor market continued to cool. Kiplinger · Sep 5, 2024
US Private Sector Hiring Misses Expectations In August: ADP Hiring in the US private sector markedly undershot analyst expectations in August, said payroll firm ADP on Thursday, as the labor market's health comes under scrutiny. International Business Times · Sep 5, 2024
Australia is about to get an economic health check. What do GDP figures mean and why are they important? The numbers could mark the nadir in gross domestic product performance, while the RBA watches closely for cues to help time an interest rate cut The Guardian - AU · Sep 3, 2024
Unemployment is rising and Australia’s economy is weak – but don’t hit the recession alarm just yet Are we headed for a recession? The answer is complex – although for young people it already feels like one The Guardian - AU · Aug 28, 2024
Are You Poor? Many Americans believe they are worse off than they were before the pandemic, but the truth is that economic conditions are pretty good right now. So what's up? Kiplinger · Aug 24, 2024
OPINION - This is not a drill: Britain’s economy is flashing green I would be the first to admit it. My stories and commentaries on the state of the British economy have not made for very cheery reading over the past two or three years. Close friends have taken to calling me the Prynn Reaper during the seemingly interminable and gruelling cost… Evening Standard · Aug 15, 2024
Does strong economic growth so far in 2024 bode well for Rachel Reeves? Don’t count on it GDP growth juddered to a halt in June, backing theory the rebound is weak. The next six months could be tough The Guardian - UK · Aug 15, 2024
UK economy continues recovery from recession with GDP growth of 0.6% ONS data shows strong performance in second quarter with the service sector helping drive growth The Guardian - UK · Aug 15, 2024
Dollar jumps as strong US retail sales ease recession fears – as it happened US retail sales grew by 1% in July, much stronger than the 0.3% expected; UK GDP grew by by 0.6% in second quarter of 2024 The Guardian - UK · Aug 15, 2024
Public sector wages increase at second fastest pace in 14 years, ABS data shows Private sector wages growth was up just 0.7% for the June quarter, the equal lowest since the end of 2021 The Guardian - AU · Aug 13, 2024
'Four for four': Chalmers celebrates wages growth Workers are still experiencing stronger wage growth than pre-pandemic but average pay rises have peaked and are expected to keep moderating. AAP · Aug 12, 2024
AAP · Aug 10, 2024 Wages, job data in focus for clues on economy, rates New data on wage growth and demand for workers will be in focus this week, as borrowers await clues on when the central bank might cut interest rates.
Latin Times · Aug 9, 2024 Stocks Track Wall St Rally As US Jobs Data Ease Recession Fears Equities across the planet have seen big fluctuations since a closely watched gauge of the US labour market came in well below forecasts and fanned fears the Federal Reserve may have waited too long to cut interest rates.
International Business Times · Aug 9, 2024 Asian Stocks Track Wall St Rally As US Jobs Data Ease Recession Fears Asian stocks rallied Friday as investors breathed a sigh of relief after US jobs data soothed concerns that the world's top economy could tip into recession, bringing a painful week to a positive end.
Al Jazeera · Aug 4, 2024 Is the US headed for a recession? The unexpected rise of US unemployment rate to a nearly three-year high has shaken the market and split economists.
Latin Times · Aug 2, 2024 Tokyo Plunges As Equity Markets Track Wall St On Recession Fears US chip titan Intel became the latest bearer of bad news, warning it would slash more than 15 percent of its workforce -- about 18,000 jobs -- as it streamlines operations.
Newslaundry · Jul 29, 2024 Gender budget gets 19% more, but health, nutrition remain underfunded This year, the Union government allocated Rs 3.27 lakh crore or 6.8 percent of total expenditure under the gender budget, which includes schemes for the welfare of women. This represents a 19 percent increase compared to the revised estimate for 2023-24 and is also 5 percent higher than the interim budget for…
Dynamite News · Jul 23, 2024 Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reaches in Parliament to present Union Budget 2024 Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman arrived in Parliament to present the Union Budget for 2024-25. Read further on Dynamite News:
The Guardian - UK · Jul 18, 2024 Ed Davey apologises to Alan Bates at the Post Office Horizon inquiry – as it happened Lib Dem leader had declined meeting with campaigner in May 2010, saying "‘I do not believe it would serve any useful purpose’
USAFacts · Jul 17, 2024 The federal budget: an overview In 2023, the US government brought in $4.47 trillion and spent $6.16 trillion.
The Guardian - AU · Jul 10, 2024 Why neither growth nor degrowth make sense as long-term objectives for Australia’s economy What we need to reduce is the ‘throughput’ of the residual industrial economy
Latin Times · Jun 28, 2024 UK Economic Recovery Improves As Election Looms Gross domestic product expanded by 0.7 percent in the first three months of this year, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said in a statement, upgrading the prior estimate of 0.6-percent expansion and beating market expectations for no change.