41.   An economist at UBS Warburg, Holger Fahrinkrug, said that the jobless data had little implications for interest rates.

42.   Analysts said the data had no implications for interest rates but were divided over the future of monetary policy.

43.   The new data has to be examined by the State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping before it can become official national geographic data.

44.   The new data would also have to verified and analysed.

45.   Positive economic data had little market impact, although economists said the figures backed up the picture of an Australian economy resilient to the global downturn.

46.   The data had minimal impact on the foreign exchange market despite hitting an historical high, dealers said.

47.   The data had little impact on financial markets.

48.   The jobs data would have no implications for monetary policy, he added.

49.   The latest euro-zone data had little immediate effect on the euro on Tuesday.