ABS Labour Force Figures, released today, unemployment rate remains steady at 4.1% ↔

Welcome to the March edition of the MyHorizon News Bulletin.

Australia: ABS Labour Force Figures, released today, unemployment rate remained steady at 4.1% ↔ The participation rate decreased to 66.8% ↓ Monthly hours worked decreased to 1,973 million hours. ↓

ABS unemployment data

China: Bureau of Labor Statistics, released March 17, the unemployment rate increase 0.2 points to 5.4%.↑

China unemployment data

USA: Bureau of Labor Statistics, released March 7, the unemployment rate increased 0.1 points to 4.1%. ↑

USA unemployment data

UK: Bureau of Labor Statistics, released February 18, the unemployment rate remained steady at 4.4%. ↔

UK unemployment data

New Zealand: Statistics New Zealand, released February 4, the unemployment rate increased0.3 points in the fourth quarter to 5.1%. ↑

NZ unemployment data

Germany: Statistics Germany, released February 28,the unemployment rate remained steady at 6.2%.↔

Germany unemployment data

France: Insee France, released February 11, the unemployment decreased 0.1 points in the fourth quarter to 7.3%. ↓

France unemployment data

Spain: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica, released January 28, the unemployment rate decreased 0.6 points in the fourth quarter to 10.61% ↓

Spain unemployment data

Monthly Consumer Price Index Indicator: released February 26, the annual movement for the monthly CPI indicator excluding volatile items and holiday travel was 2.9% in January following a 2.7% rise in December.↑

CPI monthly indicator 

Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence: released March 18, ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence drops 3.1pts to 83.8 this week following the devastating Cyclone Alfred which hit coastal regions of South-Eastern Queensland and Northern New South Wales late in the previous week. ↓

Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Report

ANZ-Indeed Australian Job Ads: released March 3, ANZ-Indeed Australian Job Ads declined 1.4% m/m in February, but this follows an upwardly revised 1.3% m/m rise in January. In trend terms, the series was down 0.3% m/m.↓

Job Advertisements Series

Job Vacancy Rates: ABS Labour Force Figures, released January 8, total job vacancies for the November 2024 quarter were 344,000 an increase of 4.2% from August 2024. ↑

ABS Jobs Vacancy Data

RBA Monetary Report: The RBA quarterly statement on Monetary Policy, released February 18.

RBA Quarterly Monetary Report

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