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EIL USA – Arbeitsmarktdaten
Das amerikanische Arbeitsministerium hat am Freitag für den Monat Juni eine Arbeitslosenquote von 4,0 Prozent (Mai: 4,1 Prozent) bekannt gegeben. US-Volkswirte hatten ebenfalls mit einer Arbeitslosenquote von 4,0 Prozent gerechnet.
Die Zahl der neugeschaffenen Stellen außerhalb der Landwirtschaft belief sich im Juni auf 11.000 (Mai: 231.000). Damit lag das Stellenwachstum deutlich unter den Erwartungen der Experten, die für den Berichtszeitraum mit einem Anstieg auf 250.000 neue Stellen gerechnet hatten.
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Das amerikanische Arbeitsministerium hat am Freitag für den Monat Juni eine Arbeitslosenquote von 4,0 Prozent (Mai: 4,1 Prozent) bekannt gegeben. US-Volkswirte hatten ebenfalls mit einer Arbeitslosenquote von 4,0 Prozent gerechnet.
Die Zahl der neugeschaffenen Stellen außerhalb der Landwirtschaft belief sich im Juni auf 11.000 (Mai: 231.000). Damit lag das Stellenwachstum deutlich unter den Erwartungen der Experten, die für den Berichtszeitraum mit einem Anstieg auf 250.000 neue Stellen gerechnet hatten.
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U.S. Jobless Rate Fell to 4% in June; Private Jobs Up 206,000
By Vincent Del Giudice
Washington, July 7 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 4 percent in June and businesses added fewer jobs than expected, Labor Department figures showed.
The unemployment rate fell from 4.1 percent in May and was close to April`s 30-year low of 3.9 percent in April, the government said. Businesses added 206,000 jobs after losing 165,000 a month earlier. Government jobs fell 195,000 as temporary employees hired for the 2000 Census completed their work.
Combined, private and government payrolls grew 11,000 in June, after gaining 171,000 in May. Manufacturing, construction and retail jobs barely increased after declines in May.
So far this year, businesses have added an average of 177,000 jobs a month, compared with 202,000 a month for all of last year, the Labor Department said. That could be ``viewed as another signal the economy is truly slowing down,`` said Kevin Flanagan, an economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in New York, before the report.
Today`s report suggests Federal Reserve policy-makers may refrain from raising interest rates at their Aug. 22 meeting. ``The Fed is almost out of the picture,`` said Chris Low, an economist at First Tennessee Capital Markets in New York, before the report.
The Labor Department also reported that workers` average hourly earnings rose 0.4 percent, or 5 cents during June. That followed a 0.1 percent gain in May. Labor expenses represent about two-thirds of the cost of doing business.
Expectations
Before today`s report, analysts had expected a 4 percent unemployment rate during June, an increase of 250,000 non-farm jobs -- including and excluding government hiring -- and a 0.4 percent increase in average hourly earnings, according to a Bloomberg News survey.
By category, services employment fell 2,000 in June -- after rising 209,000 in May and reflecting the drop in government jobs. Construction employment rose 3,000 jobs last month after dropping 24,000 a month earlier. Factories added 8,000 jobs in June following a drop of 12,000 in May.
The Labor Department also said:
-- The available labor pool -- combining the number of unemployed job seekers, plus those not looking for work in the last 12 months who said they would take a job -- fell to 9.8 million in June from 10.2 million in May.
-- The percentage of the U.S. population holding jobs rose 64.5 percent in June from 64.3 percent in May.
-- Average weekly hours worked rose to 34.5 in June from 34.4 in May.
-- Manufacturing overtime rose to 4.6 hours in June from 4.5 hours in May.
-- Average weekly earnings rose to $473 during June from $469.90 in May.
The government`s monthly job growth figures are based on statistics provided by businesses, while the unemployment rate is based on a survey of U.S. households.
Fed Policy
In an effort to prevent inflation from accelerating, the Federal Reserve has attempted to slow the pace of economic growth by raising the overnight bank lending rate six times over the past 12 months. At its last session June 27-28, the Fed`s policy panel, the Federal Open Market Committee, left the left interest rate target unchanged at 6.5 percent. However, the Fed cautioned the economy is still growing at a pace could warrant further action. The FOMC next meets Aug. 22.
Evidence of a slowdown in the economy is mounting. Manufacturing expanded in June at the slowest pace in 17 months, according to the National Association of Purchasing Management`s factory index released earlier this week. June`s reading of 51.8 was the lowest since January 1999, when manufacturing began to climb out of a yearlong slump in export sales to Asia and Latin America.
Sales at U.S. retail sales open at least a year rose 3.4 percent in June, the smallest increase in almost three years, according to the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd.
Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world`s largest retailer, and Nordstrom Inc. had same-store sales that were below analysts` estimates on sluggish demand for clothing. Many chains marked down prices in late June to clear excess inventory, leading several retailers including Gap Inc. to warn about profit.
The weaker-than-expected June sales follow back-to-back declines in overall retail sales in May and April.
Retail jobs rose 49,000 in June after a 116,000 drop in May, the Labor Department reported. During the first half of the year, retail employment growth averaged 32,000 a month, about the same as for all of 1999.
Jobs at finance, insurance and real estate companies dropped 6,000, the fourth straight monthly decrease. Merrill Lynch & Co. is considering cutting 2,000 jobs from its brokerage unit, or about 5.4 percent of the total, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people close to the firm.
The biggest U.S. broker would eliminate marketing, strategy and technology jobs from its retail unit, which employs about 37,000 people, the Journal said. The cuts would exceed earlier estimates for several hundred job losses and could save the firm as much as $150 million a year.
Profits on Wall Street are slowing as income from trading, investments and investment banking slide, analysts said. Eliminating 2,000 jobs would be the biggest reduction since 1998, when Merrill slashed 3,400 positions following Russia`s default on its debt.
Potlatch Corp., a maker of tissue paper and lumber, said it will fire 260 employees, or about 3.7 percent of its workforce, as the company struggles to meet profit forecasts.
In the past two quarters, Potlatch, which had 7,000 employees as of December, warned that profit would be below estimates because of costs related to problems at a mill that makes the raw material to manufacture paper. The company, based in Spokane, Washington, projected $21 million in annual pretax savings from the firings.
Several recent manufacturing reports have shown that demand for goods related to housing, autos and other interest-rate sensitive industries have started to slow, while production of business equipment -- especially computers and semiconductors -- continues strong.
Orders for durable goods rose 6 percent in May, mostly because of a 26 percent jump in demand for electronic goods, the Commerce Department reported last week.
That means more workers for technology companies. International Business Machines Corp. plans to hire 2,000 people and spend more than $2 billion in the next two years to expand its design and sales of computer programs that run Web sites. Corning Inc., the No. 1 maker of glass fiber for high-speed communications, plans to hire 700 workers and double the capacity of a factory in Erwin, New York.
©2000 Bloomberg
By Vincent Del Giudice
Washington, July 7 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 4 percent in June and businesses added fewer jobs than expected, Labor Department figures showed.
The unemployment rate fell from 4.1 percent in May and was close to April`s 30-year low of 3.9 percent in April, the government said. Businesses added 206,000 jobs after losing 165,000 a month earlier. Government jobs fell 195,000 as temporary employees hired for the 2000 Census completed their work.
Combined, private and government payrolls grew 11,000 in June, after gaining 171,000 in May. Manufacturing, construction and retail jobs barely increased after declines in May.
So far this year, businesses have added an average of 177,000 jobs a month, compared with 202,000 a month for all of last year, the Labor Department said. That could be ``viewed as another signal the economy is truly slowing down,`` said Kevin Flanagan, an economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in New York, before the report.
Today`s report suggests Federal Reserve policy-makers may refrain from raising interest rates at their Aug. 22 meeting. ``The Fed is almost out of the picture,`` said Chris Low, an economist at First Tennessee Capital Markets in New York, before the report.
The Labor Department also reported that workers` average hourly earnings rose 0.4 percent, or 5 cents during June. That followed a 0.1 percent gain in May. Labor expenses represent about two-thirds of the cost of doing business.
Expectations
Before today`s report, analysts had expected a 4 percent unemployment rate during June, an increase of 250,000 non-farm jobs -- including and excluding government hiring -- and a 0.4 percent increase in average hourly earnings, according to a Bloomberg News survey.
By category, services employment fell 2,000 in June -- after rising 209,000 in May and reflecting the drop in government jobs. Construction employment rose 3,000 jobs last month after dropping 24,000 a month earlier. Factories added 8,000 jobs in June following a drop of 12,000 in May.
The Labor Department also said:
-- The available labor pool -- combining the number of unemployed job seekers, plus those not looking for work in the last 12 months who said they would take a job -- fell to 9.8 million in June from 10.2 million in May.
-- The percentage of the U.S. population holding jobs rose 64.5 percent in June from 64.3 percent in May.
-- Average weekly hours worked rose to 34.5 in June from 34.4 in May.
-- Manufacturing overtime rose to 4.6 hours in June from 4.5 hours in May.
-- Average weekly earnings rose to $473 during June from $469.90 in May.
The government`s monthly job growth figures are based on statistics provided by businesses, while the unemployment rate is based on a survey of U.S. households.
Fed Policy
In an effort to prevent inflation from accelerating, the Federal Reserve has attempted to slow the pace of economic growth by raising the overnight bank lending rate six times over the past 12 months. At its last session June 27-28, the Fed`s policy panel, the Federal Open Market Committee, left the left interest rate target unchanged at 6.5 percent. However, the Fed cautioned the economy is still growing at a pace could warrant further action. The FOMC next meets Aug. 22.
Evidence of a slowdown in the economy is mounting. Manufacturing expanded in June at the slowest pace in 17 months, according to the National Association of Purchasing Management`s factory index released earlier this week. June`s reading of 51.8 was the lowest since January 1999, when manufacturing began to climb out of a yearlong slump in export sales to Asia and Latin America.
Sales at U.S. retail sales open at least a year rose 3.4 percent in June, the smallest increase in almost three years, according to the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd.
Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world`s largest retailer, and Nordstrom Inc. had same-store sales that were below analysts` estimates on sluggish demand for clothing. Many chains marked down prices in late June to clear excess inventory, leading several retailers including Gap Inc. to warn about profit.
The weaker-than-expected June sales follow back-to-back declines in overall retail sales in May and April.
Retail jobs rose 49,000 in June after a 116,000 drop in May, the Labor Department reported. During the first half of the year, retail employment growth averaged 32,000 a month, about the same as for all of 1999.
Jobs at finance, insurance and real estate companies dropped 6,000, the fourth straight monthly decrease. Merrill Lynch & Co. is considering cutting 2,000 jobs from its brokerage unit, or about 5.4 percent of the total, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people close to the firm.
The biggest U.S. broker would eliminate marketing, strategy and technology jobs from its retail unit, which employs about 37,000 people, the Journal said. The cuts would exceed earlier estimates for several hundred job losses and could save the firm as much as $150 million a year.
Profits on Wall Street are slowing as income from trading, investments and investment banking slide, analysts said. Eliminating 2,000 jobs would be the biggest reduction since 1998, when Merrill slashed 3,400 positions following Russia`s default on its debt.
Potlatch Corp., a maker of tissue paper and lumber, said it will fire 260 employees, or about 3.7 percent of its workforce, as the company struggles to meet profit forecasts.
In the past two quarters, Potlatch, which had 7,000 employees as of December, warned that profit would be below estimates because of costs related to problems at a mill that makes the raw material to manufacture paper. The company, based in Spokane, Washington, projected $21 million in annual pretax savings from the firings.
Several recent manufacturing reports have shown that demand for goods related to housing, autos and other interest-rate sensitive industries have started to slow, while production of business equipment -- especially computers and semiconductors -- continues strong.
Orders for durable goods rose 6 percent in May, mostly because of a 26 percent jump in demand for electronic goods, the Commerce Department reported last week.
That means more workers for technology companies. International Business Machines Corp. plans to hire 2,000 people and spend more than $2 billion in the next two years to expand its design and sales of computer programs that run Web sites. Corning Inc., the No. 1 maker of glass fiber for high-speed communications, plans to hire 700 workers and double the capacity of a factory in Erwin, New York.
©2000 Bloomberg
Ist das der Grund dafür, dass der neue markt gerade innerhalb 30 min um 1,3 % gesunken ist ?
NEIN; die zahlen deuten auf eine weitere abkühlung der us-wirtschaft hin, ein weiterer zinsschritt der fed im august wird damit wieder etwas unwahrscheinlicher. insgesamt dürfte die nasdaq nach diesen zahlen heute gut laufen. warum der nm gerade runtergesackt ist, kann ich im moment auch noch nicht sagen.
Nasdaq-Ausblick: Freundlich nach US-Arbeitsmarktdaten
NEW YORK (dpa-AFX) - Nach Veröffentlichung der US-Juni-Arbeitsmarktdaten werden die Technologieaktien am Freitag mit einer freundlichen Eröffnungstendenz erwartet. Die Daten, die weiteren Aufschluss über den künftigen Weg der US-Leitzinsen liefern könnten, sind laut Händlern für die Börse günstiger als erwartet ausgefallen. Die Zahl der Beschäftigten außerhalb der Landwirtschaft stieg im Juni nur um 206.000 statt wie von Volkswirten erwartet um 284.000 Stellen. Damit rücke ein Zinserhöhung durch die US-Notenbank etwas in die Ferne, sagten Händler. Der Rückgang der Arbeitslosenquote von 4,1% im Mai auf 4,0% im Juni und der Anstieg der Stundenlöhne um 0,4% nach 0,1% lag im Rahmen der Erwartungen. Der September-Termin <NDU0.CME> des Nasdaq-100-Futures präsentierte sich um 14.45 Uhr im vorbörslichen Globex-Handel mit einem Plus von 1,33% bei 3.885,0 Punkten.
NEW YORK (dpa-AFX) - Nach Veröffentlichung der US-Juni-Arbeitsmarktdaten werden die Technologieaktien am Freitag mit einer freundlichen Eröffnungstendenz erwartet. Die Daten, die weiteren Aufschluss über den künftigen Weg der US-Leitzinsen liefern könnten, sind laut Händlern für die Börse günstiger als erwartet ausgefallen. Die Zahl der Beschäftigten außerhalb der Landwirtschaft stieg im Juni nur um 206.000 statt wie von Volkswirten erwartet um 284.000 Stellen. Damit rücke ein Zinserhöhung durch die US-Notenbank etwas in die Ferne, sagten Händler. Der Rückgang der Arbeitslosenquote von 4,1% im Mai auf 4,0% im Juni und der Anstieg der Stundenlöhne um 0,4% nach 0,1% lag im Rahmen der Erwartungen. Der September-Termin <NDU0.CME> des Nasdaq-100-Futures präsentierte sich um 14.45 Uhr im vorbörslichen Globex-Handel mit einem Plus von 1,33% bei 3.885,0 Punkten.
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USA: Juni Arbeitslosenquote 4,0% (Vormonat: 4,1%)
WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Die amerikanische Arbeitslosenquote ist im Juni 2000 gegenüber dem Vormonat von 4,1% auf 4,0% gesunken. Dies teilte das Arbeitsministerium am Freitag in Washington mit. Die Zahl der Beschäftigten außerhalb der Landwirtschaft stieg um 206.000.
Die Stundenlöhne nahmen unterdessen im Monatsvergleich um 0,4% und im Jahresvergleich um 3,6% zu.
Die heute veröffentlichten Zahlen liegen teilweise unter den Erwartungen. Analysten hatten mit einem Anstieg der Zahl der Beschäftigten außerhalb der Landwirtschaft um 284.000 gerechnet und mit einem Rückgang der Arbeitslosenquote auf 4,0% im Juni.
Inklusive der Angestellten der Regierung stieg die Zahl der Beschäftigten außerhalb der Landwirtschaft im Juni nur um 11.000. Im Juni wurden 190.000 Zeitarbeitnehmer für die Fertigstellung der Volkszählung beschäftigt./fl/sk
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WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Die amerikanische Arbeitslosenquote ist im Juni 2000 gegenüber dem Vormonat von 4,1% auf 4,0% gesunken. Dies teilte das Arbeitsministerium am Freitag in Washington mit. Die Zahl der Beschäftigten außerhalb der Landwirtschaft stieg um 206.000.
Die Stundenlöhne nahmen unterdessen im Monatsvergleich um 0,4% und im Jahresvergleich um 3,6% zu.
Die heute veröffentlichten Zahlen liegen teilweise unter den Erwartungen. Analysten hatten mit einem Anstieg der Zahl der Beschäftigten außerhalb der Landwirtschaft um 284.000 gerechnet und mit einem Rückgang der Arbeitslosenquote auf 4,0% im Juni.
Inklusive der Angestellten der Regierung stieg die Zahl der Beschäftigten außerhalb der Landwirtschaft im Juni nur um 11.000. Im Juni wurden 190.000 Zeitarbeitnehmer für die Fertigstellung der Volkszählung beschäftigt./fl/sk
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ich glaube wir warten wiedereinmal wie die amis heute eröffnen.und dann laufen wir wieder wie die hammel
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an poor_one:
Der Grund für den Einbruch am NM ist das Schwergewicht Broadvision. Der Wert verliert massiv nach Verlust eines bedeutenden Kunden.
Der Grund für den Einbruch am NM ist das Schwergewicht Broadvision. Der Wert verliert massiv nach Verlust eines bedeutenden Kunden.
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