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MNI ANALYSIS: Australia Job Ads Down For Second Straight Month
--Job Ads Down Five Months In Last Nine
By Sophia Rodrigues
SYDNEY (MNI) - Job advertisements in Australia fell for the second straight
month and for the fifth time in nine months, pointing to slowing in employment
growth and a risk that the jobless rate may not decline further.
In level terms, the number of job advertisements in September was the
lowest so far this year at 175,555 and compares with 177,656 in January, data
published by ANZ Monday showed. The year-on-year growth slowed to 4.7%, the
lowest since December 2016. In trend terms, job ads was down 0.1% m/m for the
fourth straight month and the y/y pace at 4.9% was the slowest since May 2015.
ANZ's head of Australian economics David Plank said the level of job ads is
still consistent with further growth in employment but at a level that
stabilizes the unemployment rate rather than pushing it lower.
But Plank also noted that other indicators of jobs growth like the job
vacancies data published by Australian Bureau of Statistics was positive, and
suggests the jobless rate will most likely head lower over time.
The Reserve Bank of Australia's outlook for the labor market remains
positive and in the cash rate statement published last week, they again pointed
to high vacancy rate and reports of skills shortages in some areas that are
supportive of the outlook for further gradual decline in the jobless rate and
further lift in wages growth.
The outlook for the labor market is extremely important for the RBA's
monetary policy because Governor Philip Lowe has indicated that as long as the
labor market is improving, he wouldn't worry too much about low inflation.
From the ANZ job advertisement survey for September:
September August
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Job Ads (SA*, Change M/M) -0.8 -0.7% (revised from -0.6%)
Job Ads (SA*, Change Y/Y) +4.7% +5.1%
Job Ads (Trend, Change M/M) -0.1% -0.1%
Job Ads (Trend, Change Y/Y) +4.9% +5.8%
--MNI Sydney Bureau; tel: +61 2-9716-5467; email: sophia.rodrigues@marketnews.com
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