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8:34am 01/09/04 EURO TOUCHES NEW RECORD HIGH AT $1.2840

8:33am 01/09/04 U.S. TREASURYS RALLY ON JOBS DATA

8:32am 01/09/04 NASDAQ 100 FUTURES SHED 10.00 TO 1,521.00

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8:30am 01/09/04 U.S. DEC. RETAIL JOBS DOWN 38,000
8:30am 01/09/04 U.S. DEC. NONFARM PAYROLLS UP 1,000 V 136,000 EXPECTED
8:30am 01/09/04 U.S. DEC. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 5.7% VS. 5.9% EXPECTED
8:30am 01/09/04 U.S. DEC. AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS UP 0.2%
8:30am 01/09/04 U.S. DEC. HOURS WORKED FALL 0.6%
8:30am 01/09/04 U.S. DEC. MANUFACTURING JOBS DOWN 26,000


U.S. Dec. jobless rate falls to 5.7%; payrolls up 1,000

WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - The U.S. unemployment rate unexpectedly sank to a 14-month low of 5.7 percent in December, despite virtually no growth in nonfarm payrolls, the Labor Department reported Friday.
Nonfarm payrolls increased by 1,000, far below the 136,000 expected by Wall Street economists and the 181,000 expected by Wall Street traders.
Job growth in the previous four months was revised lower by a total of 66,000.
Manufacturing industries cut 26,000 jobs, while temp help companies added 30,000.
Average hourly earnings rose 0.2 percent to $15.50, bringing the year-over-year gain to 2 percent, the worst in 16 years.
Total hours worked in the economy fell 0.6 percent.