The eurozone jobless rate held steady at 12% in August and came in slightly below consensus of 12.1%. The lowest rate was in Austria (4.9%) and the highest in Spain (26.2%).
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- Spain exits long and hard recession.
- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made another hik...
- Spanish retail sales grow for first time in over t...
- Chinese money market rates continue to rise despit...
- Indian central bank raises key rate.
- World shares mixed ahead of FOMC meeting.
- Fed scrutinizes bank exposure to mReits.
- India's per capita power consumption least amongst...
- German business confidence surprisingly dips.
- Chinese shares fall as PBOC tightening continues.
- U.K. Q3 GDP growth hits three-year high.
- Twitter IPO to value company at up to $10.9B.
- Eurozone continues to recover slowly, PMI data ind...
- Chinese repo rates jump as PBOC looks to fight inf...
- China's top banks triple debt writeoffs.
- BOE united in keeping policy on hold.
- Dutch lender faces $1B fine over Libor rigging.
- ECB to stress test top eurozone banks.
- World stock markets fall.
- Spain may have exited recession after over two years.
- Equity markets wait on U.S. jobs report.
- Growth in the Eurozone bounced back to the posit...
- Export growth slows in Japan.
- Up against the debt-ceiling deadline of 17 Octob...
- Global shares fall as debt-cap rally fades.
- Fitch puts U.S. rating on negative watch.
- Indian central bank chief expects Q4 pickup.
- Eurozone inflation falls to lowest since early 2010.
- U.K. inflation holds steady.
- Senate leaders near deal but will Congress pass it?
- Indian WPI surprisingly rises.
- China's exports surprisingly fall, CPI rises.
- Non-residents are eligible for the benefit of 10% ...
- Most on FOMC continue to see taper this year.
- Wal-Mart to end JV in India with Bharti.
- Obama to nominate Yellen as Fed chief.
- India has the worst current account balance.
- German trade surplus up as exports recover.
- It is not at all an overstatement when they say ...
- Greece sees light at the end of the long dark tunnel.
- India's Apollo Tires wants to pay less for Cooper.
- Japan Airlines orders $9.5B worth of A350s in blow...
- Stocks fall as Boehner ties budget, debt cap to cu...
- If U.S. shutdown persists, there may be reason for...
- BOJ leaves massive stimulus unchanged.
- Despite the flood of cheap money in overseas mar...
- Treasury takes final actions to avoid hitting debt...
- Shutdown hits equities as deadlock in Washington c...
- Eurozone unemployment remains high at 12%
- Chinese official PMI misses estimates.
- Japan confirms hike in sales tax to 8%, stimulus p...
- S. 40(a)(ia) TDS: Amendment by Finance Act 2010 pe...
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