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Claims Claims Data Jobless Claims Initial Claims Job Applications Job Claims Trends in Unemployment Recurring Claims Continuing Claims Worker Applications

U.S. Jobless Filings Fall to 227,000 as Continuing Claims Hit Highest Since 2021

Rising continuing claims signal that laid-off workers are spending more time seeking new jobs.

US Jobless Claims Hold Steady as Hiring Momentum Slows

US jobless claims climb to 240,000; GDP shrinks 0.2% in Q1

US Jobless Claims Dip Slightly, but Continuing Claims Signal Emerging Strains

U.S. Jobless Claims Drop to 215,000, Reflecting Labor Market Stability

U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 213,000, Beating Expectations

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Drop to 207,000, Beating Expectations

U.S. Unemployment Claims Rise Slightly, Continuing Claims Hit 3-Year High

US Jobless Claims Hit 11-Month Low as Labor Market Shows Resilience

U.S. Jobless Claims Fall, But Continuing Claims Reach 3-Year High

US Jobless Claims Fall to 7-Month Low as Continuing Claims Hit 3-Year High

US Jobless Claims Drop to 213,000, Defying Expectations

US Jobless Claims Hit Six-Month Low, Indicating Resilient Labor Market

U.S. Jobless Claims Rise Slightly Amid Economic Uncertainty

US Jobless Claims Drop, But Continuing Claims Reach Three-Year High

US Jobless Claims Drop Unexpectedly Amid Economic Uncertainty

US Jobless Claims Spike to 258,000 Amid Hurricane Helene and Boeing Strike

US Weekly Jobless Claims Drop to Four-Month Low

US Jobless Claims Drop to Four-Month Low

US Weekly Jobless Claims Edge Up Amid Labor Market Slowdown