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Jobless Claims

Economic Indicators Initial Claims Trends Federal Reserve Actions Statistics U.S. Jobless Claims Applications for Benefits Applications Continuing Claims U.S. Jobless Benefits

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Tick Up to 229,000

Economists say the higher-than-expected reading may reflect seasonal school-staff filings more than a broad shift in labor market strength.

U.S. Jobless Claims Edge Up to 211,000, Labor Market Still Steady

U.S. Jobless Claims Sink to 189,000, Lowest Since 1969

U.S. Jobless Claims Tick Up to 214,000 as Layoffs Stay Low

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

U.S. Jobless Claims Slip to 213,000, Pointing to Low Layoffs

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

U.S. Jobless Claims Drop to 206,000, Beating Forecasts

U.S. Jobless Claims Edge Up to 200,000, Continuing Claims Fall

US Jobless Claims Drop to 198,000, Beating Forecasts

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U.S. Jobless Claims Drop to 199,000 in Holiday Week

U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 214,000 as Continuing Claims Edge Higher

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

US Jobless Claims Drop to 218,000, Beating Forecasts as Hiring Slows

U.S. Jobless Claims Jump to 263,000, Highest Since 2021

U.S. Jobless Claims Rise to 235,000 as Continuing Claims Reach Highest Since 2021

US Weekly Jobless Claims Ease to 224,000 Even as Hiring Stalls

U.S. Jobless Claims Climb to 226,000, Reflecting a Cooling Labor Market

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