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United States: Trump’s Impeachment Trial Gives Upper Hand to McConnell, GOP “Democrats set the rules for their impeachment of Donald Trump, but once House Speaker Nancy Pelosi kicks the process over to the Senate for a trial the advantage and leverage will be with the president and Republicans. Three years of political and legal drama,
January 10, 2020 Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 145,000 in December, as the rate of unemployment stood constant at 3.5%, as stated by the U.S. Bureau of Labour Statistics. Retail trade and health care reported job gains while mining lost jobs. Retail trade increased in December (+41,000) as the segment added a total of
January 10, 2020 United States: U.S. Hiring at 2019 Finish Line Seen Right Around Decade Average “The final jobs report for 2019 is projected to show payrolls growth capped the year with a gain almost exactly in line with the average of the decade-long economic expansion, and continuing to moderate from the 2018 pace. The
January 09, 2020 According to the latest report published by the Statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat), “the euro area (EA19) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 7.5% in November 2019 relative to October 2019 and down from 7.9% in November 2018.” Notably, since July 2008, this is the lowest rate recorded in the euro area.
January 09, 2020 Brent Oil Brent oil prices decreased by 1.48% or US$0.98, as prices fell this week relative to the prior week. Oil traded on January 09, 2020 at a price of US$65.27 per barrel relative to US$66.25 on January 02, 2020. Brent oil opened 2020 year at US$66.41 per barrel. Petrojam prices 87
January 09, 2020 United States: A Great Year for U.S. Jobs Is Also Likely to Be Worst Since 2011 “It was both a great year for the U.S. jobs market, and the worst in almost a decade. The final jobs report for the year, due Friday, is forecast to show employers added 160,000 jobs in
