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Tokyo stocks flat ahead of US employment data release (EARTHtimes.org)
Tokyo - Tokyo stocks ended morning trading flat Thursday as investors retreated to the sidelines ahead of key US employment data to be released later in the day. The benchmark Nikkei 225 Stock Average was little changed at 9,940.12, up 0.19 points, f...
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473,000 drop in the ADP Employer Services shows real trouble in US employment market – where will Dow be in the next ... (India Daily)
The market is watching the US employment figures very closely. The private sector especially the small companies are not hiring, they are closing down their shops at a pace never seen before since the Great depression.
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Asia stocks slip after US jobs report (Financial Times)
HONG KONG, July 3 (Reuters) - Asian stocks retreated on Friday and the dollar edged up after a disappointingly big drop in US employment prompted investors to pull back from commodities and resource-linked shares.
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Asia stocks dip after grim US jobs outlook (The Malaysian Insider)
HONG KONG, July 3 — Asian stocks retreated today and the dollar edged up after a disappointingly big drop in US employment prompted investors to pull back from commodities and resource-linked shares. But the equity market decline across Asia was limited as the report showing that US companies slashed nearly half a million jobs in June did not shake hopes that a slow recovery is under way. The ...
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US clings to hopes for 2009 economic recovery (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Halfway through 2009, the US economy is still struggling in recession amid fragile hopes for recovery by the end of the year.
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Asian shares down after bad US data, Dollar edges up (The Forex Market)
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - After Thursday's employment readings at US, and with a bank holiday in the front, Asian stocks have retreated on Friday. A slow data on Japanese retailers has also fueled the loses.
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Overview: US jobless toll pushes risky assets to sidelines (Financial Times)
Investors recoiled from risky assets on Thursday after a sharp drop in US employment for June set back hopes for a quick revival of the world’s largest economy.
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Weak US jobs data dashes quick recovery hopes (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Dampening hopes of an early recovery from recession, official figures Thursday showed US job losses surged to 467,000 in June, pushing the unemployment rate to a new 26-year high of 9.5 percent.
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CORRECT: DATA SNAP: US Payrolls Down Sharply In June (The Forex Market)
("DATA SNAP: US Payrolls Down Sharply In June," published at 8:30 a.m. EDT, misstated the day report was issued. The correct version follows:) =================================================================== Jun Employment Report ! Consensus: ! Jun May ! Payrolls: -350K ! Payrolls -467K -322Kr !
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Japan stocks sag on dismal US jobless data (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Japanese stocks fell for a third straight day Friday, dragged down by renewed pessimism over a recovery in the global economy following dismal U.S. employment report.
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