New US jobless claims slip, but people are remaining unemployed for longer
The number of Americans filing new applications for jobless benefits dipped to the lowest in a month last week, consistent with a cooling but still-healthy U.S. labor market that is likely to keep Federal Reserve officials from cutting interest rates any further in the near term.
Jobless claims held steady, unemployment apps at 3 year high
There were an estimated 219 thousand initial jobless claims filed during the week of December 21. That’s a drop of one thousand from the week before. However, the number of people receiving ongoing jobless benefits hit a three year high, a signal that it’s harder for job seekers to find work.
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The Labor Department issues its weekly tally of new unemployment benefit claims on Thursday. The number of Americans applying ...
Treasury yields traded near the flatline Thursday morning as investors digested new data on weekly jobless claims. The yield ...
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Initial jobless claims for the week ended Dec. 14 fell by 22K to 220K, compared with the 229K consensus and 242K prior ...
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury was 3 basis points higher at 4.607%, slightly down from its peak earlier in the ...
Hosts Brad Smith and Josh Lipton outline the key events for investors during this holiday-shortened trading week. Financial ...
Treasury yields ticked higher on Friday in thin holiday trade, with the 10-year just shy of its highest level in nearly eight months.
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