Weekly Jobless Claims Rise Less Than Expected Despite Weather Impact Weekly jobless claims total 745,000 vs. 750,000 expected. it's the 50th week in a row that total initial claims have been higher than the worst week of the great recession. one year after the. Cnbc's rick santelli and steve liesman break down last week's jobless claims and what it could suggest about february's job report coming on friday.
Weekly Jobless Claims Total 745 000 Vs 750 000 Expected It's the 50th week in a row that total initial claims have been higher than the worst week of the great recession. Here were the main metrics included in the report, compared to consensus data compiled by bloomberg: initial jobless claims, week ended february 27: 745,000 vs. 750,000 expected and a revised. Us jobless claims totaled 745,000 last week, a slight increase from the prior week's revised 736,000 total. the reading comes in just below the consensus economist estimate of 750,000 claims. U.s. jobless claims still high at 730,000 but fewest in 3 months. by christopher rugaber, associated press. biden directive expands jobless aid to more unemployed. by christopher rugaber.
U S Weekly Jobless Claims Total 411 000 Vs 380 000 Esti Us jobless claims totaled 745,000 last week, a slight increase from the prior week's revised 736,000 total. the reading comes in just below the consensus economist estimate of 750,000 claims. U.s. jobless claims still high at 730,000 but fewest in 3 months. by christopher rugaber, associated press. biden directive expands jobless aid to more unemployed. by christopher rugaber. Weekly jobless claims rise less than expected despite weather impact. first time claims for unemployment benefits totaled 750,000 last week, up from 736,000 the week before but below the 750,000. The four week moving average for initial claims, which reduces week to week volatility, fell by 750 to 236,000. in the meantime, the non seasonally adjusted monthly basis fell by 9,270 to 191,576. initial jobless claims in the united states decreased to 227 thousand in the week ending august 31 of 2024 from 232 thousand in the previous week.
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