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Industrial New Orders Down by 3.9% in Euro Area in September 2008
added: 24-11-2008

In September 2008 compared with August 2008, the euro area (EA15) industrial new orders index fell by 3.9%. In August the index decreased by 1.5%. In the EU27 new orders declined by 4.6% in September 2008, after dropping by 1.7% in August. Excluding ships, railway & aerospace equipment, for which changes tend to be more volatile, industrial new orders decreased by 2.2% in the euro area and by 2.7% in the EU27.
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Economic Growth in the Developed Economies has Slowed Down
added: 24-11-2008

Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, New Zealand and Singapore are all very much in recession and starting to be concerned that conditions could get worse in 2009.
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Banks A Worry Again
added: 24-11-2008

Not the best of times for US bank regulators to be closing busted banks, but that's what we saw with three small domestic banks shut at the weekend, ending a week when we also saw Citigroup lose 60% of its value as nerves were again stretched about the health of the global banking system.
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Online Recruitment Rebounds Slightly in the UK in October 2008
added: 24-11-2008

The Monster Employment Index UK increased by two points in October to reach a level of 161, indicating unexpected resilience in the jobs market following the recent financial turmoil.
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World Markets Under Pressure
added: 24-11-2008

A very big bear market bounce, relief rally, or "just get us out of here": whatever the reason, Friday's late rise on Wall Street, it will be known as the "Geithner bounce" in future years.
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Commodities Markets: Gold Up
added: 24-11-2008

Gold rose back above $US800 an ounce on Friday and ended the week 8% percent higher, as investors rediscovered the metal after a month of ignoring its supposed virtue of being a safe haven in tough times.
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German Monster Employment Index Drops To Lowest Level since July
added: 24-11-2008

The economic slowdown is beginning to show some effect in the online job market in Germany. However, despite the drop in the Index this month, the online job market has still seen growth on an annual basis. Some areas have remained resilient against the economic downturn and seen strong increases in the last six months such as the healthcare and social work sector.
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Despite Economic Concerns, Almost 50% of Consumers Will Still Be Buying & Receiving Gift Cards
added: 24-11-2008

Even in the midst of an economic crunch, consumers will still be buying gift cards at a time when every purchase counts. In fact, 59.8% of those aged 40 to 49 see themselves both buying and receiving gift cards, an increase from 48% in 2007. Demand is similarly strong for age groups 18 to 29 (53.1%) and 30 to 39 (52.2%). These are some of the findings in the 5th annual Gift Card Study conducted by Nanos Research on 1000 Canadian adults and sponsored by Givex, a global provider of closed loop card technologies including gift, loyalty and other stored value programs.
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Monster Employment Index France Reports Increased Online Worker Demand Following Third Quarter Decline
added: 24-11-2008

The Monster Employment Index France grew three points in October to 158, as businesses enter the pre-holiday hiring season. Year-on-year, however, the Index fell two points, falling below year-earlier levels for the first time on record.
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Consumers in a Cost Conscious Mood Heading Into The Holiday Season
added: 24-11-2008

U.S. households are expected to spend an average of $418 on gifts during the holiday season, down from last year's estimate of $471, The Conference Board reports.
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