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U.S. Jobless Claims Drop to 196,000, Signaling Fewer Layoffs Than Expected

The surprise decline in weekly and four-week average claims heightens pressure on the Fed to keep rates higher as mortgage costs squeeze the housing market.

US Weekly Jobless Claims Tick Up to 197,000 as Fed Keeps Rates Steady

U.S. Jobless Claims Tick Up to 210,000, Pointing to a Steady Labor Market

Jobless Claims Edge Up to 212,000 as U.S. Labor Market Stabilizes

U.S. Jobless Claims Edge Down to 209,000 as Layoffs Stay Low

Jobless Claims Dip to 216,000 as Continuing Claims Edge Up to 1.96 Million

ADP Weekly Data Shows Employers Cutting 11,250 Jobs a Week in Late October