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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Unemployment Rates Beat Expectations In The United Kingdom

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Daily Forex Fundamentals | Written by ecPulse.com | Nov 11 09 10:01 GMT |

A major economic day in the United Kingdom as the highlight of today is on the labour market conditions and the November Inflationary Report, in which the report focuses on the economic health and inflation expectations in the medium and long term and will help the Bank of England determine upcoming decision for APF program.

First on our calendars is the claimant count rate for October in which it came in at 5.1% which is inline with the expected reading and higher than the previous 5.0% while jobless claims change for the same time period fell to 12.9 thousand from the revised 20.6 from 20.8 thousand which is better than the projected 20.0 thousand.

The lower Britons claiming for jobless benefits helped drag down unemployment rates to 7.8% better than both the forecasted 8.0% and inline with the revised prior reading of 7.8% from 7.9%.

Also released was average earnings including bonus for the three months ending in September at 1.2% lower than the prior and expected readings of 1.6% and 1.4% respectively while excluding bonuses was inline with projections at 1.8% and worse than the previous reading of 1.9 percent.

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