1.  Deutsche Boerse AG Chief Executive Werner Seifert speaks on German job creation.

2.  Earlier today, the German unemployment report for September was released, showing a deterioration in the German job market.

3.  Far from viewing that as a threat to German jobs and stability, Seifert argues that it makes companies healthier by forcing them to compete in the global markets.

4.  German jobs in civil service were given to Czechs.

5.  Meantime, no one expects renewed growth to bring significant relief to the German job market.

6.  The German jobs report tomorrow is expected to show unemployment rose in February from its post-World War II high in January.

7.  Overnight, dealers say the euro was sold off against its major counterparts following disappointing German jobs data.

8.  Aside from seasonal factors, which improved the numbers, little has changed in the German job market, the agency said.

9.  But the issue has gone beyond extremists accusing foreigners of stealing German jobs and milking the welfare system.

10.  Every scheme that secures German jobs is a boon to Schroeder, who is under enormous pressure to reduce unemployment.