US president Joe Biden: Job numbers from the United States showed unemployment at its lowest level for half a century. Photograph: Cheriss May/New York TimesGlobal stocks were buoyed in late trading on Friday after job numbers from the United States showed unemployment at its lowest level for half a century.Euronext Dublin finished the day down 0.8 per cent as a number of companies gave back recent gains.was down 2 per cent.
Mr Martin said the Coalition wants to see more investment being made in renewable energy, but pointed out that “significant profits are being made all around” by energy companies.was near flat on the day following a rally on the back of good momentum from peers in the US after being down earlier. Elsewhere,has enjoyed good momentum since posting results last week, but finished the day down 2.4 per cent after some profit-taking.The index closed down 0.
Many eyes were on the opposite side of the Atlantic. The US announced a stronger-than-expected payrolls report, showing that the economy added 528,000 jobs last month. It pushed unemployment to its lowest in about half a century. Markets initially reacted by pushing lower, as the figures were seen as raising the prospect of another large hike to the Federal Reserve’s interest rates.
Somebody could make a lot of money if they packaged this BS* BUOYED * Sorry even with the “big guy” 10% cut