Falling away, parttime jobs 11,600, 49,000n parttime jobs created. The Participation Rate rising to 64. 8 , but another weird set of numbers. Intact,nd seems to be the parttime job creation still same strong. The figure argument is where is the wage growth. Paul we have those numbers as well. Still stagnant at 1. 9 on year, heroicat below the assumptions for wage growth that underpinned the austrian budget. Are to beumbers believed, the employment picture adline figure better than expected, andy aussie dollar popping above 74. 39. Thanks, paul. Breaking news out of china. Property prices for april. Tom mackenzie is in china. These are not going down. It. It does not look like we are waiting for the overall number. We are still waiting for the price rises. Details from beijing, shanghai, and shenzhen. Beijing, house prices of 22 point 5 in april, year on year. For april, house prices in shanghai of 14. 2 year on year for april. Shenzhen, house prices for april up 6. 7 year on year. Mont
Breaking the bank. Other lenders prove more resilient. Investors give their verdict in 13 minutes. Fascinating moves coming from the futures market. All lot of optimism. Risk on sentiment. On the of more than 1 open. Giving positive exertion, numbers coming from china. We are up 1. 25 . Money is looking towards what is happening in the manufacturing in the u. K. We are seeing across the board a movement into some of the riskier assets. Dollar a story of weakness. A currencies have been rising higher. The dollar down versus the south korean won. Dollar weakness. We are banking on less chance of a rate hike. Keep an eye on oil across the board as well. Brent crude up week 2 . Money still moving out of the japanese bond market at the moment on the back of less thought that bond buying will go forward interview. They did not start to buy more government debt. Let us get to your bloomberg first news. Investors are underestimating how many times the u. S. Central bank will raise Interest Rat
Good morning, welcome to countdown. I am caroline hyde. I will bring you immediately what we are missing in terms of training trade this morning. Can seetle bit we currently at the moment, we seeing the shanghai composite up more than 3 in current trading. Of course, perhaps not as exuberant as many were expecting. Member, since mainland stocks have been close, the hang seng has gone up 11 . Why not the flurry to face significant catch ups . Stocks,comes to chinese the all country world index is up for six straight days. We saw it up in the biggest rally since 2011 on the all country word index. We are certainly seeing risk aversion, pointing lower. I want to get straight to hong kong now, as we know, the markets open. Lets get up to shery ahn in hong kong. A little less Risk Appetite looking at japan. Shery good morning. A bit of a mixed picture in asia, but at least the Chinese Markets coming back rising. They are catching up to the global rally. We had investors speculating that the
Friday, november 21s good evening, everyone. And welcome. Soucie has the night off. The major averages just wrapped up their fifth week in a row of gains and there were more record closing highs for the dow and the s p 500 today thanks to major move the ls moves by two. The peoples bank of china cut benchmark Interest Rates for the first time in two years looking to combat slowing economic growth. Then European Central Bank President mario draghi promised to use whatever means necessary, even buying up sovereign bonds, to boost that regions struggling economy. And with that, investors plowed into stocks in asia, in europe, and right here in the u. S. That sent major averages surging right out of the open before they lost a little bit of steam later in the session. Nevertheless, at the close, the dow was up 91 points, record high, closing above 17,800 for the first time. The nasdaq up 11 and the s p tallied a tenpoint gain. For the week with the dow it was up 1 . The nasdaq up half a pe
Nightly Business Report for friday, november 21s good evening, everyone. And welcome. Soucie has the night off. The major averages just wrapped up their fifth week in a row of gains and there were more record closing highs for the dow and the s p 500 today thanks to major move the ls moves by two. The peoples bank of china cut benchmark Interest Rates for the first time in two years looking to combat slowing economic growth. Then European Central Bank President mario draghi promised to use whatever means necessary, even buying up sovereign bonds, to boost that regions struggling economy. And with that, investors plowed into stocks in asia, in europe, and right here in the u. S. That sent major averages surging right out of the open before they lost a little bit of steam later in the session. Nevertheless, at the close, the dow was up 91 points, record high, closing above 17,800 for the first time. The nasdaq up 11 and the s p tallied a tenpoint gain. For the week with the dow it was up