Markets news on stocks, currencies and commodities: The CSO reported today that the Irish Public Sector payroll fell by 8,200 to 360,900 in the year to September 2009. Meanwhile average earnings rose 2.5%. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan says it will not tolerate deflation.
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- Average hourly earnings in Irish private sector fell 0.5% in year to Q2 2011; Public sector earnings rose 0.6%
- Markets News Friday; Japan warns of deflation – central bank more upbeat; One in 10 US homeowners with mortgages missing payments in Q3 2009
- Earnings in Irish private sector fell by 3.1% in year to Q2 2009; Rise of 1.3% in public sector ex-pension levy; Earnings down 4.9% in small firms
- Weekly earnings in the Irish private sector fell by 2.7% in year to Q3 2009; Public sector pay rose 1.9% ex-pension levy
- Average Irish weekly earnings fell in Q1 2010 representing fall of 3.8% over year; Jobs in industry down 21,000 on Q4 2008 and 50,000 down in construction