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Australia's solid jobs data unlikely to last for long - Capital Economics

FXStreet (Bali) - Daniel Martin, Asian Economist at Capital Economist, does not expect Australia's solid jobs data to last for long.

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"Australian employment rose by 37,700 in March, adding to signs that the economy has made a reasonably healthy start to the year. (Data released on Thursday.)"

"The March gain in employment was stronger than recent survey data had suggested and well above expectations (the Bloomberg median and our own forecast were both 15,000)."

"Recent employment gains have been enough to pull down the unemployment rate to 6.1%, from 6.2% in February and 6.3% in January."

"However, we doubt this will last for long. With GDP growth set to slow during the rest of the year, we still expect the unemployment rate to rise to 7.0% by the end of 2015."

UK Sun/YouGov poll: Tories 34% Labour 34%

According to the latest UK Sun/YouGov poll, Tories and Labour would receive the same percentage of votes with 34%.
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Why the Australian labour market is picking up? - Deutsche Bank

Adam Boyton, Chief Economist Australia at Deutsche Bank, takes a look as to why the Australian labour market appears to be picking up now, concluding that there is a risk that the RBA February rate cut could end up being ‘one and done’.
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