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Glenn Dyer / Friday, 3 July 2009 / 0
May’s sharp fall in jobless numbers added to the greenness of the ‘recovery’ (or less bad) thesis; overnight June’s unemployment figures were so awful that they could have stunted at least, the wavering shoots.
Marcus Padley / Friday, 3 July 2009 / 0
The market is down 58. Poor finish to the week. We have disappointing US employment figures to thank. The Futures were down 82 overnight.
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One Comment
It is hard to comment on the disaster of this magnitude.
But somehow I cannot help myself to share this true story:
My very close friends work for an American global construction company Bechtel. For a couple of years they were assigned to the Emirates. Not particular fans of Arabs, their wives could not drive a car ( but had chauffeurs) or drink whisky, they were absolutely shocked when one day the Sheik decided to abolish all the debts of his subjects.
Them Muslims!