US Initial Jobless Claims Remain Stable, Signaling No Labor Market Stress
Initial jobless claims in the U.S. dipped slightly last week to 213k, remaining largely unchanged for a third straight week and continuing to suggest a stable labor market without significant stress.
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Jobless claims show ‘sluggish but generally stable’ labor market
First-time unemployment claims at 213,000 are little changed for a third straight week.
By Greg Robb
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Once Again, Initial Jobless Claims Refuse To Signal Labor Market Stress Initial jobless claims dipped last week to 213k - basically unchanged since Nov 2021 - continuing to suggest an economy that is not seeing the average joe get canned at anything other than a de minimus rate... Continuing jobless claims also dipped last week, remaining well below the 1.9 million Americans Maginot Line... With ADP's strong job additions report earlier in the week, all indications (except...
By Tyler Durden
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