Government's December Jobs Report Set for Jan. 10 Release
Stay updated with the upcoming December jobs report, released on January 10, offering critical insights into the labor market and employment trends.
Topic
Labor Market
A collection of 107 issues
Jobless Claims Dip Below Forecast to 219,000
U.S. jobless claims fell by 1,000 to 219,000 for the week ending Dec. 21, beating analysts' expectations of 223,000. Discover what this means for the labor market.
U.S. Job Market Rebounds with 227,000 Jobs Added in November
U.S. labor market surges as employers add 227,000 jobs in November, recovering from October's low of 36,000. Explore the implications for economic growth.
US Unemployment Claims Steady at 219,000, Beating Expectations
US unemployment claims remained stable at 219,000, outperforming the forecast of 223,000. Discover what this means for the labor market and economy.
Jobless Claims Surge to Highest Level Since 2021
Continuing jobless claims in the U.S. rise by 46,000, reaching 1.91 million—the highest since November 2021. Discover what this means for the economic health and labor market.
US Jobless Claims Hold Steady, Indicating Stable Labor Market
New applications for US jobless benefits remain steady, signaling stability in the labor market. Explore the implications of consistent unemployment claims.
Unemployment Claims Surge to Three-Year High
Explore the impact of rising unemployment claims on the labor market and economic health as they reach a three-year high, signaling potential challenges.
Unemployment Claims Drop by 1,000 to 219,000
State unemployment claims fell to 219,000, highlighting a strong labor market. Discover how these economic indicators impact the economy.
U.S. Unemployment Claims Steady; Continuing Claims Peak
Unemployment benefits applications remain stable in the U.S., but continuing claims hit a three-year high, signaling labor market challenges.
Key Focus: Weekly Jobless Claims Data
Stay updated with the latest economic indicators as weekly jobless claims data will be closely monitored, signaling trends in the labor market.