US weekly initial jobless claims reached 200,000, higher than expected
US initial jobless claims for the week ending November 7 were 200,000, higher than expected.
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US initial jobless claims for the week ending November 7 were 200,000, higher than expected.
U.S. through October 24 weekly initial jobless claims stood at 194000 people, below the expected 199000 people; the previous figure was revised to 195000 people.
BlockBeats reported that U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending October 17 totaled 194000, down 6000 people from the previous week and near the low reached in 1969 years.
U.S.October 17 initial jobless claims were 194000 people, below the expected 200000 people and the previous reading of 199000 people.
For the U.S. through October 3 the number of initial jobless claims for the week was 197000 people, below the expected 200000 people; the previous reading was revised up to 199000 people.
U.S. for the week ending September 26 initial jobless claims totaled 197000 people, below expectations of 200000 people; the previous reading was revised to 198000 people.
US September 26 initial jobless claims for the week ending were 197000 people, below the expectation of 200000 people; the previous reading was revised from 197000 people to 198000 people.
U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending September 19 were 197000 people, below the forecast of 201000 people; the previous figure was revised from 196000 people to 198000 people.