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FTSE 100 down as miners fall amid tepid China data - Vimarsana News

FTSE 100 down as miners fall amid tepid China data

Stock prices in London opened a touch lower on Monday, in a slow start to a week stacked with interest rate decisions. The Federal Reserve announces its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday....

Andrew Feinberg: How Gen Z backlash could deal a fatal blow to Joe Biden's presidential campaign - Vimarsana News

Andrew Feinberg: How Gen Z backlash could deal a fatal blow to Joe Biden's presidential campaign

If you’re the sort of political observer who lives and dies by ex-Bill Clinton campaign boss James Carville’s admonition that “the economy, stupid” is the key to winning elections, you might be under the impression that this was a good week for US president Joe Biden.

US unemployment rate to tick up amid early signs of recession - Vimarsana News

US unemployment rate to tick up amid early signs of recession

'It’s harder for job seekers to find work, and longer stints of unemployment usually lead to persistent increases in the unemployment rate,' Wong and Paul said.

Stocks edge higher following US nonfarm payrolls - Vimarsana News

Stocks edge higher following US nonfarm payrolls

Stock prices in London closed higher on Friday, as investors digested the most recent jobs data from the US, ahead of a busy week of interest rate decisions. The FTSE 100 index closed up 40.75...

US jobs November 2023: Unemployment rate falls to 3.7pc - Vimarsana News

US jobs November 2023: Unemployment rate falls to 3.7pc

Nonfarm payrolls increased by 199,000 jobs last month, the jobless rate slipped to 3.7 per cent and wages increased 0.4 per cent.

Source: afr.com