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Unemployment rises to 4.1% The unemployment rate now has a '4' in front of it, after hovering in the 3s for 22 consecutive months. Unemployment rose from 3.9% in December to 4.1% in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The gradual increase in unemployment over the past year (see graph) has been caused by the battle against inflation. The Reserve Bank has pushed up interest rates to take the heat out of the economy – which has both reduced inflation and (predictably) increased unemployment. Unemployment is expected to be 4.3% at the end of this year, according to recent Reserve Bank forecasts. #economy #jobs #money #therentalspecialists

Unemployment rises to 4.1% The unemployment rate now has a '4' in front of it, after hovering in the 3s for 22 consecutive months. Unemployment rose from 3.9% in December to 4.1% in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The gradual increase in unemployment over the past year (see graph) has been caused by the battle against inflation. The Reserve Bank has pushed up interest rates to take the heat out of the economy – which has both reduced inflation and (predictably) increased unemployment. Unemployment is expected to be 4.3% at the end of this year, according to recent Reserve Bank forecasts. #economy #jobs #money 

Unemployment rises to 4.1% The unemployment rate now has a '4' in front of it, after hovering in the 3s for 22 consecutive months. Unemployment rose from 3.9% in December to 4.1% in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The gradual increase in unemployment over the past year (see graph) has been caused by the battle against inflation. The Reserve Bank has pushed up interest rates to take the heat out of the economy – which has both reduced inflation and (predictably) increased unemployment. Unemployment is expected to be 4.3% at the end of this year, according to recent Reserve Bank forecasts. #economy #jobs #money

Unemployment rises to 4.1%   The unemployment rate now has a '4' in front of it, after hovering in the 3s for 22 consecutive months.   Unemployment rose from 3.9% in December to 4.1% in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.   The gradual increase in unemployment over the past year (see graph) has been caused by the battle against inflation.   The Reserve Bank has pushed up interest rates to take the heat out of the economy – which has both reduced inflation and (predictably) increased unemployment.   Unemployment is expected to be 4.3% at the end of this year, according to recent Reserve Bank forecasts.   #economy #jobs #money

Unemployment rises to 4.1%   The unemployment rate now has a '4' in front of it, after hovering in the 3s for 22 consecutive months.   Unemployment rose from 3.9% in December to 4.1% in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.   The gradual increase in unemployment over the past year (see graph) has been caused by the battle against inflation.   The Reserve Bank has pushed up interest rates to take the heat out of the economy – which has both reduced inflation and (predictably) increased unemployment.   Unemployment is expected to be 4.3% at the end of this year, according to recent Reserve Bank forecasts.   #economy #jobs #money

Unemployment Rises to 4.1% The unemployment rate now has a '4' in front of it, after hovering in the 3s for 22 consecutive months.   Unemployment rose from 3.9% in December to 4.1% in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.   The gradual increase in unemployment over the past year (see graph) has been caused by the battle against inflation.   The Reserve Bank has pushed up interest rates to take the heat out of the economy – which has both reduced inflation and (predictably) increased unemployment.   Unemployment is expected to be 4.3% at the end of this year, according to recent Reserve Bank forecasts.   #economy #jobs #money @Sabea Financial 0411 482 208 | mshad@sabea.com.au

Unemployment rises to 4.1% The unemployment rate now has a '4' in front of it, after hovering in the 3s for 22 consecutive months. Unemployment rose from 3.9% in December to 4.1% in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The gradual increase in unemployment over the past year (see graph) has been caused by the battle against inflation. The Reserve Bank has pushed up interest rates to take the heat out of the economy – which has both reduced inflation and (predictably) increased unemployment. Unemployment is expected to be 4.3% at the end of this year, according to recent Reserve Bank forecasts. #economy #jobs #money

Unemployment stays at 3.9% The national unemployment rate has now remained under 4% for 22 consecutive months Unemployment clocked in at 3.9% in December, the same as November, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Despite a slowdown in the economy – which the Reserve Bank has deliberately created by raising interest rates – unemployment remains at historically low levels. The Reserve Bank recently forecast that unemployment would rise to 4% in June, while Treasury is expecting it to be 4.25%. #economy #jobs #money

Unemployment stays at 3.9% The national unemployment rate has now remained under 4% for 22 consecutive months Unemployment clocked in at 3.9% in December, the same as November, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Despite a slowdown in the economy – which the Reserve Bank has deliberately created by raising interest rates – unemployment remains at historically low levels. The Reserve Bank recently forecast that unemployment would rise to 4% in June, while Treasury is expecting it to be 4.25%. #economy #jobs #money

Unemployment stays at 3.9% The national unemployment rate has now remained under 4% for 22 consecutive months Unemployment clocked in at 3.9% in December, the same as November, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Despite a slowdown in the economy – which the Reserve Bank has deliberately created by raising interest rates – unemployment remains at historically low levels. The Reserve Bank recently forecast that unemployment would rise to 4% in June, while Treasury is expecting it to be 4.25%. #economy #jobs #money