U S Weekly Jobless Claims Decrease From Upwardly Revised Level First time claims for unemployment insurance rose more than expected last week despite other signs of healing in the jobs market, the labor department reported thursday. cnbc's rick santelli and. U.s. weekly jobless claims total 744,000, vs. 694,000 estimate. first time claims for unemployment insurance rose more than expected last week despite other signs of healing in the jobs market.
U S Weekly Jobless Claims Inch Higher After Recent Downtrend Some of the most populous u.s. states contributed heavily to the increase in new jobless claims last week. california's new claims increased by nearly 39,000 on an unadjusted basis to reach more. Us jobless claims rose to 744,000 last week, landing above the estimate of 680,000 claims. the previous week's reading was revised higher to 728,000 from 719,000. continuing claims slid to 3.73. The bottom line. jobless claims are the number of people filing weekly to receive unemployment insurance due to not having a job. it is an important leading indicator of the health of the economy. Weekly jobless claims increase 14,000 to 249,000; continuing claims jump 33,000 to 1.877 million; worker productivity rises at 2.3% rate in second quarter.
Weekly Jobless Claims Higher Than Expected The bottom line. jobless claims are the number of people filing weekly to receive unemployment insurance due to not having a job. it is an important leading indicator of the health of the economy. Weekly jobless claims increase 14,000 to 249,000; continuing claims jump 33,000 to 1.877 million; worker productivity rises at 2.3% rate in second quarter. The 4 week moving average was 230,750, an increase of 500 from the prior week. continuing claims of 1.85 million rose by 5,000 from the previous week and were slightly above estimates of 1.845. Economists polled by reuters had estimated a revision down to 0.1%. unit labor costs rose at a 4.0% annualized rate, down from the first estimate of 4.7%. economists had projected labor costs to.
U S Weekly Jobless Claims Rise Again Total 1 434 Million The 4 week moving average was 230,750, an increase of 500 from the prior week. continuing claims of 1.85 million rose by 5,000 from the previous week and were slightly above estimates of 1.845. Economists polled by reuters had estimated a revision down to 0.1%. unit labor costs rose at a 4.0% annualized rate, down from the first estimate of 4.7%. economists had projected labor costs to.
U S Weekly Jobless Claims Inch Up In Line With Estimates
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