November Construction Spending Insights Released
Discover the latest November construction spending data from the Census Bureau, highlighting trends and economic impacts in the construction sector.
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U.S. Economy Grows 3.1% in Q3 Despite Trade Challenges
U.S. GDP expanded at a 3.1% annual rate in Q3, with net trade slightly dampening growth. Discover the details of America's economic performance.
Markets Eye December Employment Report on Jan. 10
Discover the market's next focus: The December employment report set for release on January 10. Stay informed on key economic data trends.
December Employment Report to be Released on Jan. 10
Stay updated with the upcoming December employment report due on January 10. Key insights on economic data and market events await.
Jobless Claims Decrease, Show Labor Market Strength
Weekly jobless claims fell for the week ended Dec. 21, showcasing the resilience of the labor market. Discover more about this key economic indicator.
Jobless Claims Fall, Continuing Claims Rise: Signs of Labor Market Cooling
Weekly jobless claims dropped to 219,000, while continuing claims increased to 1.91 million, signaling a cooling labor market. Stay updated on economic trends.
Weekly Jobless Claims Drop to 219,000, Beating Expectations
U.S. weekly jobless claims fall to 219,000, lower than forecast, while continuing claims see an uptick. Discover the latest trends in the labor market.
U.S. Jobless Claims Steady, Continuing Claims Surge
U.S. unemployment applications steady, but continuing claims hit a three-year high, signaling potential shifts in the labor market.
Unemployment Claims Steady, but Continuing Claims Hit 3-Year High
U.S. unemployment benefits applications remain steady, yet continuing claims surge to a three-year high, signaling potential labor market shifts.
Jobless Claims Dip Below Expectations, Continuing Claims Rise
Weekly jobless claims fell to 219,000, beating expectations of 223,000, while continuing claims climbed by 46,000 to 1.91 million, indicating mixed signals in the labor market.