Masowe zwolnienia przed nami !!!

[polonus5]

2009-02-18
gazetapraca.pl/gazetapraca/1,90442,6281254,Masowe_zwolnienia_przed_nami.html

[ulyanoff]

www.dailymarkets.com/economy/2009/02/06/us-loses-600k-jobs-in-january-17-million-over-past-three-months/
mwhodges.home.att.net/nat-debt/debt-nat.htm

[ulyanoff]

Canada is headed into a worse recession than anyone expected, one
that could last until almost 2010, said the country's top economists
on Monday - www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2008/10/06/recession.html?
ref=rss

worse recession

[polonus5]

ulyanoff napisała:

worse recession
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O 14.00 GUS podał dane o produkcji przemysłowej w styczniu. Były one
fatalne i znacznie gorsze od prognoz. Produkcja przemysłowa w
styczniu spadła o 14,9 proc.

[ulyanoff]

www.dailyfx.com/story/bio2/Morning_Slices__Canada_Unemployment_Data_1233922869375.html
Morning Slices: Canada Unemployment Data Comes in at Alarming Levels
Friday, 06 February 2009 11:20:24 GMT
Written by Joel Kruger, Technical Currency Analyst
Canada employment data sees biggest fall on record.
MORNING SLICES

Fundys – In Canada, employment data was alarming coming in at -129k
after analysts had been looking for a -40k print. The market seemed
to be already anticipating a weaker print following Flaherty’s
comments yesterday in which the Finance Minister said the number
would likely be “regrettable.” However, the reading appears to be
more than regrettable after putting in the biggest drop on record.
On the broader macro front, market sentiment has started to shift
somewhat this week with traders seemingly more inclined to take on
risk and shift back out of their USD and Yen long positions. However
it is too early to tell at this point whether indeed we are in the
process of any legitimate transition. Clearly, investors will be
keenly focused on this morning’s event risk in the form of the US
employment data. In the overnight session data releases were once
again less than impressive with Eurozone, UK and Swiss releases all
disappointing. Early rumors swirled about a very weak German
industrial production reading of -11.0% after analysts had been
looking for a -9.6% print. Indeed these rumors were confirmed and
then some, with the data series coming in at -12.0% y/y. Meanwhile,
in the UK industrial production figures were weaker as well coming
in at -9.4% y/y versus consensus estimates of -7.8% y/y. Also in the
UK, PPI data was released, coming in higher than expected. The
inflation release could be net Sterling positive however, with the
data potentially suggesting that inflation expectations are better
anchored. Elsewhere, Swiss unemployment numbers were marginally
weaker with the headline data coming in slightly higher than
expected. UK Business Secretary Mandelson has been echoing President
Obama’s views on excessive bonus payouts, while also warning of the
potential backlash. An article in a local UK paper discussing the
potential for second wave of huge losses at UK and European banks
has attracted some attention. Talk on the wires from an un-named
government source that next week’s Q4 German GDP numbers could be
even weaker that analyst forecast. Fed Yellen is slated to speak
later today in Hawaii. Looking ahead, all eyes now turn to NFP (-
540k expected) due up at 13:30GMT.

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