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  NT Continues to Have Lowest Unemplo...
  New Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) figures out today (11 March 2010) show the Territory is bucking national trends and continues to have the lowest unemployment in the nation. Treasurer, Delia Lawrie, welcomed the February labour force figures which show the Territorys unemployment rate fell 0.1 per cent to 3.2 per cent. Nationally the unemployment rate increased by 0.1 per cent to 5.3 per cent. This an outstanding achievement and further proof that if you want a job then the Territorys the place to be, Ms Lawrie said. Importantly trend employment increased by 3 per cent in the year to February which means that more than 5500 new jobs were created in the Territory. The jobs growth in the Territory over the past 12 months has been bolstered by a 7.4 per cent increase in full time jobs while nationally full time employment decreased by 1.2 per cent. Todays figures are backed by the latest ANZ job advertisement figures released this week which show that compared to February last year, the Territorys job ads grew by 127 per cent the highest growth rate in the country. Ms Lawrie said the Henderson Government had focused on protecting jobs against the backdrop of the worst global economic downturn in more than 75 years. We are delivering a $1.3 billion infrastructure program that is helping to protect Territory jobs as well as building new roads, schools, police stations and health facilities. Todays figures are further proof the strong economic management of the <b>...</b>
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  90 at 9, Jan 12, 2009: More Obama b...
  Alex Tarrant presents 90 seconds at 9 o'clock in association with BNZ. Talk from Washington overnight indicated the Obama administration is considering a fee on banks to scrape back some of the costs taxpayers got hit with in the US bank bailout package, Politico reported. It's still all talk at the moment, and full plans (if it goes ahead) are likely to be released in Obama's budget next month. The US dollar weakened overnight as investors took the stance that the Fed was likely to leave interest rates low for longer in an effort to spur growth in 2010, Bloomberg reports. The global growth outlook is currently being supported by signs that China will lead the way in 2010. The New Zealand dollar climbed above 74 USc overnight as the US dollar weakened. It has now climbed 2 USc since the start of the year. The Australian dollar also rose yesterday. A report from ANZ said that job advertisements in newspapers and on-line rose 6% (seasonally adjusted) in December from November. For more on the ANZ report see our sister site, www.interestratenews.com.au. Finally, an OECD report released overnight shows OECD unemployment at 8.8% in November, which was the same as in October. New Zealand's latest figures show NZ unemployment at 6.5% in September. The country with the highest (official) unemployment rate was Spain, with 19.4%.
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  Australian Market Report of March 1...
  US stocks market surged strongly overnight on some good news that the market has been waiting for a long time. Citigroup's said the banking giant had been profitable for the first two months of 2009. Meanwhile, the market also was supported by the optimistic comments from US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and expectation on reinstatement of a rule that hinders short-selling. Yesterday the Australian market struggled for direction early on but then found its feet later in the session to close higher, according to CMC Markets. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index gained 30 points, or 0.95 per cent, at 3184.5, while the broader All Ordinaries rose 21.5 points, or 0.69 per cent, to 3143.2. "We expect the Aussie Banks and Mining stocks will perform very strongly today, except for gold which went down US$22.10 last night. This will be a good day to accumulate more gold stocks," said Thomas Su, Research Director of Money Cat Consulting. Key Economic Facts and Figures The ANZ Bank's survey found total job ads in newspapers and on the internet dropped 10.4% in the month of February, the largest monthly fall since the series began in 1999. The number of job advertisements in newspapers and on the internet fell by 39.8% in the 12 months to February. NAB monthly business survey shows that business conditions in Australia slumped in February to a level last seen just after the 1990s recession. The index fell nine index points to minus 20 points. However, the measure of business <b>...</b>
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  Australian Market Report of March 1...
  US stocks market surged strongly overnight on some good news that the market has been waiting for a long time. Citigroup's said the banking giant had been profitable for the first two months of 2009. Meanwhile, the market also was supported by the optimistic comments from US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and expectation on reinstatement of a rule that hinders short-selling. Yesterday the Australian market struggled for direction early on but then found its feet later in the session to close higher, according to CMC Markets. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index gained 30 points, or 0.95 per cent, at 3184.5, while the broader All Ordinaries rose 21.5 points, or 0.69 per cent, to 3143.2. "We expect the Aussie Banks and Mining stocks will perform very strongly today, except for gold which went down US$22.10 last night. This will be a good day to accumulate more gold stocks," said Thomas Su, Research Director of Money Cat Consulting. Key Economic Facts and Figures The ANZ Bank's survey found total job ads in newspapers and on the internet dropped 10.4% in the month of February, the largest monthly fall since the series began in 1999. The number of job advertisements in newspapers and on the internet fell by 39.8% in the 12 months to February. NAB monthly business survey shows that business conditions in Australia slumped in February to a level last seen just after the 1990s recession. The index fell nine index points to minus 20 points. However, the measure of business <b>...</b>

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  AUD/USD Play...
  The AUD/USD has a nice setup that should hit during this next session. We are using Fib. to pulls these pips...
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  Day Trading Chart of the Day: AUD/U...
  The Australian Dollar vs the US Dollar pair is at a criticial level in relationship to the larger trends and trading going into the extended American Holiday could provide some insight as to near term market direction. In today's video we analyze the potential reaction from sellers as we retrace into highs on the pair. For more information on this chart and others like it please visit www.pillartrading.com.
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  Day Trading Chart of the Day: AUD/U...
  The Aussie is currently stuck in the exact same range as last week. Playing both sides has produced quality results so far and right now there doesn't appear to be any breakout signs. If the bulls hold the next set up then we can expect weakness going up into the Daily short level. So many orders have already been committed there and it would be hard to foresee that level holding. That being said there has been no technical breakdown so all we can do for now is prepare for the worst case scenario. For more information on this chart and others please visit us at our website.
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  Chartist Corner Strategy Session 6/...
  The Chartist Corner provides a strategy session to learn about the tools used in technical analysis and strategy planning. These technical tools include Moving Averages, RSI, Fibonacci, Elliott Wave Principles, candlestick and market patterns, etc. The weekly live webinar shows how these tools are used in developing a trading plan. Join Fan Yang, CTA and Chief Market Technician, reviews the week in action so far, and what we can expect in the next. pt.4 AUD/USD, NZD/USD, EUR/CAD, AUD/CAD, USD/CAD