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Wages are lending support to the ECB’s disinflation process. The leading indicator used to track and analyze wage developments points to a 1.7% annual increase for the first half of 2026 —a notable slowdown compared to 4.3% in H1 2025 and 2.1% in H2 2025 #ECB #WageTracker
https://t.co/7LvyPogDF6
#WeekendReading: Our #WageTracker was published last week, confirming that growth in regular average weekly earnings remains strong at 5.9 per cent. We anticipate this growth to moderately slow, but remain around 5.4% for Q12025. View all of the analysis: https://t.co/94peWLxNFn
Ahead of this morning's #WageTracker, @_maxmosley gives his view on the today's @ONS Labour Market data.
@graemewearden @TheChrisPrice @BBCBusiness @DharshiniDavid @andyverity @EdConwaySky @__JackBarnett @MehreenKhn @Chrisdorrell99 @BruceReuters
Gut, dass der @Bundeskanzler sich das vor Ort genau angesehen hat - auch den #WageTracker, zu dem auch die KollegInnen im Kanzleramt die Anregung gegeben haben. Bald werden auch die #Datenlabore kooperieren. Danke für den immer guten Austausch u.a. an @DVorgrimler und @hagrie.
Ob die Entwicklung der Nominallöhne und der Inflation oder interaktive Angebote wie der Gehaltstracker – wir bieten der Politik mit unseren Daten eine gute Grundlage für Entscheidungen. Vielen Dank für den gelungenen Austausch! Mehr Infos: https://t.co/Tp9JbAUQeJ @Bundeskanzler
#Investors are thrilled about the prospects for waning inflation and the #Fed pausing or pivoting but the #AtlantaFed real time #WageTracker actually increased to 6.4%.
The growth rate of wages and salaries advertised in job postings is slowing in most countries, according to the December Indeed Wage Tracker:
https://t.co/LsVWVkTEDf
#WageTracker #salaryguide #CareerNews
Our latest #WageTracker is out now - with strikes intensifying we forecast public sector pay to rise in Q4
Read our analysis: https://t.co/jKiKsZxRLc
See our latest #WageTracker - current political and economic unrest has resulted in caution in the labour market - Read the full analysis by Paula Bejarano Carbo & @HaileyLow_: https://t.co/R7M0nP6aJu
#EconTwitter
Gisteren heeft de #ECB de Europese 'wage tracker' gelanceerd, gebaseerd op cijfers voor Duitsland, Italië, Spanje en Nederland.
Bron van de NL-se data is het @AWVN-databestand met alle #cao-akkoorden in NL (ook de bron voor #caokijker en #caodashboard).
#trots #wagetracker
Our latest #WageTracker shows that the labour market continues to recover, with the number of pay-rolled employees returning to its pre-pandemic level & vacancies at a record high: https://t.co/EZJ5L37qXo #EconTwitter
🚨 Our latest monthly #WageTracker suggests there are no signs of persistent wage #inflation despite lower #unemployment and higher #vacancies
Average weekly earnings growth will be 5.3% per cent in the 2nd quarter of 2021, after 4.0% in the 1st quarter 👇https://t.co/2vd9wj9Jh7
Thank you @AlanMBarrett. @ESRIDublin is such an important part of our civic society.
Pleasure to speak to @BBCr4today and @dominicoc and to hear @PJTheEconomist...
...But we @NIESRorg are very worried about the #labourmarket.
Our #wagetracker is published shortly.
Great to hear both @jagjit_chadha, Director of @NIESRorg, and @PJTheEconomist, Director of @TheIFS, on @BBCr4today this morning. Like the @ESRIDublin, both organisations are committed to providing evidence for policy and to contributing to public debate.
ICYMI, our #WageTracker released today showing earnings likely to rise in Q12020 as little slack in the labour market. Real earnings is only now remarkably just at 2008 level, reflecting the severity of financial crisis on the average worker. More here: https://t.co/qrLvpd4crQ
Our reaction to #wage data: “Earnings data for the Q4 2019 were slightly weaker than expected due to weaker bonus payments in the private sector. With demand for labour strong, we expect slight rebound in earnings growth over Q1 2020.” More details in our #WageTracker at 12.30pm
New @NIESRorg #WageTracker out: Wage growth softening a bit.
Will be interesting to see whether #GE19 result changes dynamics in next year's data. Our take: probably not..
OUT NOW: our #NIESRwage Tracker indicates that nominal #earnings growth excluding bonuses will have been around 3½ % in the 2019Q4, and just above 3% if #bonus payments are taken into account - Read here in full 👇👇👇📈📊📉
https://t.co/UUrKQ4Q3R1
Recession most likely averted but Q3 growth very reliant on service sector and thus household incomes, according to #GDPTracker.
@NIESRorg #WageTracker (out tomorrow) will add to picture with updated earnings outlook.
Labour market day @NIESRorg:
1. Book launch and v interesting presentation by @D_Blanchflower + discussion by Gertjan Vlieghe @bankofengland
2. New #WageTracker out later today providing an updated earnings growth forecast for 2019q2
#NIESRgoodjobs
"Gizza job..." said Yosser Hughes in the 1980s. The jobs did come but what type were they and did they sustain well-being? A debate this morning at NIESR with @D_Blanchflower and Gertjan Vlieghe. See link for livestream. @NIESRorg
https://t.co/b3avCdFGLU
Our latest #WageTracker suggests #wage #growth is stabilising which means that inflationary pressure is kept at bay but real pay is unlikely to improve considerably. Read more here: https://t.co/5Ond5sJFHE
Contrary to some reactions, positive UK labour market stats may partly be the result of #Brexit uncertainty (and not come despite it): if firms delay investment but meet additional demand through hiring. Our #WageTracker suggests as a result pay growth stabilises in near term.
As #Brexit #uncertainty continues firms are meeting additional demand by investing less and hiring more. As a result, #pay growth has been strong and now appears to be stabilising at around 3.5% per annum - Read our latest #NIESRWage Tracker out now: https://t.co/Z41hy5P6Qb
New @NIESRorg #WageTracker suggests level of real wages may after two years of flatlining now move above pre-referendum levels (while still remaining substantially below pre-2009 peak) - but likely not by much given productivity growth continues to be v weak.
Nominal #pay growing at fastest rate for a decade, but expected to stabilise in short term - Our first #NIESRWage Tracker is out now! - Read it here: https://t.co/O7Adrq87Tg
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