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| Global Economy Week Ahead: Eurozone Inflation, US Jobs, Australia Rate Decision This week features inflation and unemployment figures in Europe, the March U.S. jobs report, and an interest-rate decision by Australia's central bank. TUESDAY: The Reserve Bank of Australia releases a policy statement and is widely expected to keep rates steady, which would mark the 20th ...
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| Monday Memo: Seattle-area homes sales data, US jobs report TODAY: The Institute for Supply Management releases its manufacturing index for March. … The Commerce Department reports on February construction spending. TUESDAY: Automakers release U.S. vehicle-sales data for March. WEDNESDAY: The Institute for Supply Management releases its ...
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| Iowa's Employment Problem: Too Many Jobs, Not Enough People The share of Iowa adults working or seeking work was 67.9% in February, nearly five percentage points higher than the national average, U.S. Labor Department data show. North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Kansas similarly have a relatively high rate of adults in the labor force. That suggests ...
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| Philippine Peso Looks to CPI Data, Malaysian Ringgit to US Jobs Report Outside of the bloc, keep your eyes peeled for Friday's US jobs report. Data out of the country has been outperforming relative to economists' expectations recently. This opens the door for an upside surprise. While the country is expected to add fewer jobs, average hourly earnings will probably be the ...
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| US-China trade war would affect one in five Hong Kong jobs, finance secretary says A trade war between the US and China would affect one in five Hong Kong jobs, the city's financial secretary warned on Sunday. Paul Chan Mo-po said the world's two biggest economies were major economic partners of the city and that a dispute between them would certainly be felt locally. Writing on ...
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| Crazy-fast pace of new job creation can't last, can it? Slower hiring likely in March The U.S. jobs market in on fire. Layoffs are at a 49-year low and Americans say now is the easiest time to find a job since 2001. This is not supposed to be happening: The U.S. added a whopping 552,000 new jobs in the first two months of 2018 even though the current economic expansion is one of the ...
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| Job loss fears from automation overblown, says OECD For the US alone 13 million jobs could be lost, the research said. "As job losses are unlikely to be distributed equally across the country, this would amount to several times the disruption in local economies caused by the 1950s decline of the car industry in Detroit, where changes in technology and ...
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| Study: Trump tariffs to cost 146000 jobs President Trump's proposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum will increase U.S. employment in those sectors by 33,000 jobs, but cost 179,000 jobs in other areas of the economy, according to a new report by The Trade Partnership, a consulting firm. This isn't accounting for any potential retaliation ...
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| Gold Price Forecast: Stellar US Wage Growth Needed to Break Key Support U.S. economic data, dollar trends and trade developments will dominate the gold market during the week ahead. Choppy trading is inevitable, with the net risks pointing to limited gold losses as firm U.S. jobs data curb support. After initial gains, gold recently returned to resistance above $1,350 per ...
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| An Afghan Military Interpreter Finds Footing In The US Gig Economy The gig economy has been criticized for failing to provide workers the benefits and stability of full-time employment and celebrated for its ability to allow workers to supplement their income on a flexible schedule. Ajmal Faqiri, an Afghan immigrant who lives in Virginia, has experienced both types of work ...
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