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FREE ARTICLE Dealbreaker reports that there will be further job cuts at Goldman this week as part of the previously announced 10%. An additional round is planned for January, it said. read this

FREE ARTICLE Monday December 1st November ISM Manufacturing Index October Construction Spending Tuesday December 2nd November Vehicle sales Wednesday December 3rd November Challenger Job Cuts November ADP Employment Change Q3 Non-Farm Productiv read this

FREE ARTICLE This week's stock market bounce, which in all likelihood is a bear market rally, helped foster a calmer tone in FX markets this week, which looks likely to remain the case into next week. The US markets reopen, but to an abbreviated session and there read this

FREE ARTICLE Magna International, North America’s biggest auto-parts supplier is closing two plants and laying off 850 workers in Ontario on the fallout from the auto-sector failure. Magna’s Aurora and Newmarket, Ontario, operations will closed and th read this

FREE ARTICLE European debt futures are likely to open largely flat with a negative bias, in line with overnight Treasuries. Overnight comments from ECB's Noyer continue to indicate further rate cuts, ahead of next week's meeting. In the UK, discount stor read this

FREE ARTICLE Initial Jobless Claims came in about as expected at 529k versus an upwardly revised 543k in the previous week (+1k). The 4wk moving average of Initial Claims was up 11k to 518k from the previous week's revised 507k and, as with last week's data read this

FREE ARTICLE Asian Equity Markets were mixed with Japanese stocks under pressure from a Toyota Downgrade and Chinese Markets bid behind a 108bp rate cut. European Markets are under pressure on worse than expected German CPI, lower than expected U.K. GDP. EUR sold read this

FREE ARTICLE Equities finished mixed with the Dow up 0.4% to 8480, the S&P rising 0.7% to 857, and Nasdaq falling 0.5% to 1465. The S&P500 opened higher after details of the new facilities to boost consumer lending were released. However, the S&P peaked read this

FREE ARTICLE Respondents anticiating fewer jobs going forward fell to 33.3% verus 41.5%; those expecting jobs to increase went from 7.3% to 9.2% - a negligible change. read this

FREE ARTICLE CHF maintained a softer tone, with EUR/CHF extending its recent gains to trade at rally highs of 1.5473, while USD/CHF consolidated after it moved back above the 1.2000 handle. SNB's Roth offered his opinion on government stakes in banks, stating tha read this

FREE ARTICLE Equities got crushed today with the Dow down 5.6% to 7552, the S&P plunging 6.7% to 752 and Nasdaq falling 5.1% to 1316. The S&P500 opened lower after the poor Jobless Claims data but buyers returned when the index hit 776. The S&P then ral read this

FREE ARTICLE • The October US Leading Economic Index is expected to fall 0.7% following a 0.3% increase in September Most indicators point to a rough month for the Conference Board’s Leading Economic Index (LEI) Positive contributions to t read this

FREE ARTICLE Initial Jobless Claims for the week ended November 15 are expected at 500k from 516k the previous week (highest since Sep-01). It will likely be the 18th straight week of claims over 400k, the number typically associated with a recession. Contin read this

FREE ARTICLE Risk avoidance trades were back in fashion in overnight FX dealings, as global equities remained under pressure. As a result, EUR/USD and cable were pressed lower, on safe haven dollar buying flows, while the yen firmed, as it retained its role of risk ba read this

FREE ARTICLE Initial Jobless Claims for the week ended November 15 are expected at 500k from 516k the previous week (highest since Sep-01). It will likely be the 18th straight week of claims over 400k, the number typically associated with a recession. Continuing read this

FREE ARTICLE The USD recovered a portion of Monday's losses against the other main currencies as commodity prices fell and a rekindled sense of risk aversion was rekindled after the latest falls in global stock markets, following Citigroup's bigger-than-expe read this

FREE ARTICLE The FX market was once again dragged around by equity market performance and general risk appetite, which resulted in another see-saw session. The U.S. economic calendar was mixed, as the record low print in the Empire State index weighed on the greenback read this

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FREE ARTICLE * EZ GDP seen contracting 0.2% q/q (median -0.1%) in Q3, after -0.2% in Q2 * EZ expected to be confirmed at 3.2% y/y * European calendar also has French, Italian and Spanish Q3 GDP, and ECBspeak * US retail sales expected to plunge 1.8% (media read this

FREE ARTICLE EUR/USD's rally extended to 1.2593 highs, with the pair benefiting from the good EUR/GBP buy order, which eventually resulted in a new record high of 0.8456. The broadly firmer euro tone also lifted EUR/JPY towards 121.00, while EUR/CHF triggered sto read this

FREE ARTICLE US equities are slightly higher after yesterday’s 400-point sell-off and a steep drop in Asian stocks overnight. European indices held up better despite German GDP missing expectations at -0.5%. Dow futures are up 0.3%, S&Ps are up 0.5%, and N read this

FREE ARTICLE The two Scottish banking grandees trying to scupper Lloyds TSB's takeover of the rival HBOS said yesterday they have no plans to give up, despite the Prime Minister Gordon Brown and the Opposition leader David Cameron both agreeing there was no real read this

FREE ARTICLE Initial Jobless Claims for the week ended November 8 are expected at 475k from 481k the previous week. It will likely be the 17th straight week of claims over 400k, the number typically associated with a recession. Continuing Claims are expected at 3. read this

FREE ARTICLE Bund futures have regained earlier losses and are slightly higher on the day. Gilts are outperforming after a rise in the jobless rate. As of 10:01GMT the December 10-year Bund future is up 4 ticks at 118.08 and the corresponding Gilt future is up 30 read this

FREE ARTICLE The number of British claiming unemployment benefits is expected to have risen by 40,000 in October to around 980,000, which would be the highest level in 7-1/2 years. This compares to a rise of 31,800 the month prior, with the jobless rate at 2.9% of read this

FREE ARTICLE The number of British claiming unemployment benefits is expected to have risen by 40,000 in October to around 980,000, which would be the highest level in 7-1/2 years. This compares to a rise of 31,800 the month prior, with the jobless rate at 2.9% of read this

FREE ARTICLE * German Nov ZEW Sentiment seen rising to still weak -61 (median 59.5), from -63 * European calendar also has U.K. visible trade, seen at -GBP 8.0 bln (median same) * UK BRC retail sales fell 0.1% in Oct, first decline since Apr 2005 * UK RICS read this

FREE ARTICLE The JPY and USD have started the week on a weakening path as China's near $600 bln stimulus package (which is worth almost a fifth of China's GDP) managed to inject some risk appetite in financial markets. G20 finance ministers also said after a read this

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FREE ARTICLE Sovereign backed EUR/USD buying into the lows saw a turnaround in the pairing, as earlier noted real money selling stepped aside. The euro managed highs just over 1.2830, where it stopped post-jobs data, and has since dipped back under 1.2800. From here, read this

FREE ARTICLE Canada’s largest air-carrier reported a net loss of C$132mln in Q3 following a net income of C$273mln a year ago or C$1.32/share vs C$2.73/share, in a statement this morning. The loss was the result of the jet-fuel contract costs intended to off read this

FREE ARTICLE Employment in Canada increased slightly adding 9.5k jobs following the uprecendented 106.9 prior and beating the consensus estimate for a 10k retreat. The unemployment rate moved up to 6.2 from 6.1 prior on an additional increase (29k in October on top read this

FREE ARTICLE US stocks experienced their worse 2-day sell-off since 1987. The Dow was off 4.9%. The S&P fell 5%. The Nasdaq slid 4.3 %. Major factors were weak consumer spending data, as well as bleak corporate outlooks and jobless figures which were the worst sin read this

FREE ARTICLE European debt markets opened higher, and yields continued to ease from Thursday due to expectations of more rate cuts in Europe. The yield on the two-year Schatz note fell below 2.4%, and December bund futures rose to 117.55 ahead of the mo read this

FREE ARTICLE Aside from USD/JPY, the dollar rallied across the board on Thursday, as rate cuts in Switzerland, the euro zone and the U.K. lifted the greenback against all the European majors. The yen rallied on the back of elevated risk aversion, while the dollar bloc read this

FREE ARTICLE Service sector employment is also expected to deteriorate further in October, as retail sector weakness and declining demand for temporary employment will continue to outweigh potentially modest gains in education and health employment. The once proud US read this

FREE ARTICLE October is likely to have been a rough month on the employment front, as job losses resulting from the financial market meltdown are expected to further cloud an already deteriorating US employment landscape. Previously reported data has confirmed a notic read this

FREE ARTICLE Cratering Consumer Confidence data, especially that from labor slanted Conference Board,  point to not only weak current conditions but over the next 6 months as well.  In their October data, the Conference Board reported consumers read this