The latest report from the U.S. Department of Labor indicates a slight uptick in initial jobless claims, rising by 1,000 to reach 220,000 last week. However, this figure came in below analysts’ projections, which had anticipated 222,000 claims. Simultaneously, the Department of Labor revealed a notable decline in the number of Americans continuing to file …
Today, the German Labor Office announced a rise in the country’s unemployment statistics for November, aligning with projections made by industry analysts. The official report revealed a surge in Germany’s unemployed populace by 22,000 individuals, reaching a total of 2.702 million for the month of November. These figures have been adjusted to account for seasonal …
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The latest report from the US Labor Department reveals a significant drop in initial jobless claims, indicating a stronger labor market than anticipated. Figures showed a decline of 24,000, with the number settling at 209,000 for the past week, marking the lowest level recorded in five weeks. This figure notably surpassed analysts’ projections, which had …
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The United States Department of Labor has disclosed a significant surge in initial jobless claims, revealing a rise of 13,000 to 231,000 last week. This notable increase marks the highest level witnessed in three months, surpassing the anticipated figures by analysts, who projected 220,000 claims. The department also highlighted the four-week average, a crucial metric …
In a promising update on the labor front, the South Korean Bureau of Statistics has reported a decline in the country’s unemployment rate to 2.5% for October, down from 2.6% in September. This follows a previous record low of 2.4% noted in August. The employment landscape in South Korea exhibited positive trends, with the year-on-year …
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) in Britain unveiled that the country’s unemployment rate remained consistent at 4.2% during the period of July to September 2023, retaining the same rate as the previous quarter from June to August. Starting last October, ONS initiated a trial for a new method of collecting unemployment data due to …
The United States witnessed a significant increase in the number of people applying for unemployment benefits, surpassing analysts’ expectations, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Initial jobless claims climbed by 5,000, reaching 217,000 for the previous week. This figure exceeded the estimates of financial analysts, who had predicted a number closer to 210,000. A …
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In a concerning economic development, the U.S. Department of Labor has disclosed that the number of individuals filing for unemployment benefits experienced an unexpected increase, surpassing analysts’ projections. The latest data reveals that initial claims for unemployment benefits surged by 10,000, reaching a total of 210,000 for the previous week. This figure exceeded analysts’ estimates, …
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The U.S. Department of Labor has released data showing a noteworthy drop in initial jobless claims, much to the delight of economists and labor market observers. The latest figures reveal that initial jobless claims decreased by 13,000 to 198,000 in the past week, marking the lowest level in nine months. Importantly, this decrease surpassed the …
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The latest report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has indicated that employment figures in the Land Down Under expanded at a slower pace than expected during September. However, the data revealed a slight decrease in the unemployment rate for the same period. According to the ABS, the net employment in September saw an …
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