U.S. jobs report weaker than expected
Unemployment rate inches down to 5% for October
- By: IE Staff
- November 4, 2005 November 4, 2005
- 09:30
Unemployment rate inches down to 5% for October
Oil prices retreat in early trading
Bank of Canada likely to follow in Fed’s footsteps
U.S. markets post solid gains
Rate has remained virtually unchanged since March
Economy has forward momentum
Merger would be largest-ever among securities exchanges
Job losses will trim 0.5% from GDP in 2005 second half
Exchange plans share buyback program
Biggest quarterly increase in more than a year
Fed chief to testify before U.S. Congress
U.S. markets boosted by Time-Warner results
Energy sector is undervalued, says CIBC World Markets
Sale of Lynch Jones Ryan boosts income
A wide variety of investment strategies are being used
Exchange now has 20 participating dealers
Back-to-back monthly declines in investor sentiment
Nortel slashes third-quarter loss
U.S. markets end lower following rate hike
CBOE looks to China, while CBOT has eye on Dubai
Investment income jumps 90%
GDP forecast for 2006 trimmed to 2.6%
U.S. economy to get a boost from rebuilding in hurricane-affected areas
Rising energy costs are a major concern
Euronext, Deutsche Boerse must ensure independence of of LSE clearing services