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Fed Raises Interest Rates, Signals Two More Hikes This Year

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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25 percent and hinted at an accelerated timeline for rate hikes this year, given that U.S. economic activity "has been rising at a solid rate." Cheddar's Hope King and Tim Stenovec break...
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Fed Signals Two More Rate Hikes This Year

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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the second time in 2018 and hinted at an accelerated timeline for further increases, because U.S. economic activity "has been rising at a solid rate." Cheddar's Hope King and Tim Stenovec...
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Euro area unemployment rate lowest since 2008

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Unemployment in the Euro area is at its lowest level since 2008 according to Eurostat. The rate fell to 8.5% in April from an upwardly revised 8.6% in March. Greece, Spain and Italy recorded the highest rates of unemployment while the...
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U.S. Added 223,000 Jobs in May, Beating Estimates

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The U.S. economy added 223,000 jobs in May, roaring past estimates of 190,000 jobs, according to the official Labor Department jobs report. Unemployment fell to 3.8 percent, the lowest level in almost two decades. President Trump broke...
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Trump Tips His Hand Ahead of Jobs Report

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The U.S. economy added 223,000 jobs in May, well above estimates of 190,000. The unemployment rate fell to 3.8 percent, the lowest level in almost two decades. President Trump broke from protocol and hinted at a positive jobs report from...
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Low Unemployment Emboldens Job Seekers, Could Worry Investors

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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 3.8 percent in May, the lowest level in almost two decades. The tight labor market those looking for a job a "strong bargaining position" but could also lead the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates...
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Fed hikes rates

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Diane Swonk of Grant Thornton on what the Fed's latest move means for the economy.
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Jobs gains

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Brian DePratto of TD Economics with a breakdown of the jobs data for March
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Canada’s job-creation record

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Jacqueline Hansen explains why workers who pull out of the workforce mean it's not quite as good as we’d like it to be
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Canada's economic reality

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The Canadian economy is looking better, at least on paper. Are Canadians feeling the improvement?
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Unemployment rate down in euro area

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Figures just out show February’s unemployment rate in the euro area stood at 10.3 percent. That is down 0.1 percent on the previous month and is the lowest rate recorded in the bloc since August 2011. Across the European Union as a...
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Unemployment rate up

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The Canadian economy lost 5,700 jobs in January and the unemployment rate inched up to 7.2 per cent
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Joblessness falls to 7%

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Renee Filippone looks at what’s behind Canada’s improving jobs picture
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Premier Kathleen Wynne's priority for 2016 is jobs

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Our Queen's Park reporter Mike Crawley asked Premier Wynne what her number one priority is for 2016. She said it's too create more jobs.
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Bottom Line | What's Ahead for 2016?

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The Bottom Line looks ahead to what we can expect for the Canadian economy in 2016. Preet Banerjee, Jim Stanford and Leslie Preston share their thoughts.
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The National for April 08, 2016

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Welcome to The National, the flagship nightly newscast of CBC News, hosted by Peter Mansbridge.
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The Breakdown | Recession reality check + Black boys like me

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The National gets Andrew Chang to break down why it feels like Canada is in a recession, but it really isn’t. Plus, best-selling author Matthew R. Morris shares his insights into race and representation in Canada’s classrooms.
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Inflation cools to 2.7% annual rate in April

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Canada's consumer price index cooled to 2.7 per cent in April, down from 2.9 per cent in March, led by a decline in the growth of food prices, Statistics Canada says.
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Canada added 90,000 jobs in April, unemployment rate unchanged

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A sign displays a vacant position in Halifax.
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The Real Deal: An inside look at how the unemployment rate is in New York

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Investopedia pulled the numbers for the unemployment rate in New York. Nassau County it is at 3.4%, Westchester and Suffolk sit at 3.7% and New York City is at 5%.
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“FM spoke about youths, but failed to mention unemployment”: P Chidambaram slams budget at Congress press conference

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Congress leader P Chidambaram slammed interim budget 2024 presented by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman saying it as ‘repetitions’ over the last three days. Chidambaram said that the budget failed to address the unemployment.
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Unemployment Rate In India Crosses 10 Per Cent In October

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The unemployment rate in the country crossed 10 percent in October, according to the private survey and research group Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy. This is the highest unemployment rate in India in nearly two years.
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Canada adds 64,000 jobs — twice as many as expected

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Canada added 64,000 jobs in September — more than twice as many as expected — but most were part-time and concentrated in one particular sector: education.
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Canada lost about 6,000 jobs in July, a sign of a slowing economy

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The latest StatsCan jobs numbers show Canada had about fewer jobs last month, a sign the economy is slowing down, according to at least one economist.