Unemployment Rate Steady at 4.2%
Explore the steady unemployment rate at 4.2% and understand its impact on the economy. Stay informed with the latest economic trends and job market insights.
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Unemployment
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U.S. Economy Surges with Unexpected Growth and Inflation
The U.S. economy outperformed expectations with robust growth and slightly higher inflation, bolstered by strong hiring and a 4.2% unemployment rate.
U.S. Unemployment Claims Hit 8-Month Low
U.S. unemployment claims have dropped to their lowest in eight months, highlighting a robust labor market. Explore the implications of this economic milestone.
St. Louis Fed Report: Forecasts Often Miss Mark
Discover how the St. Louis Federal Reserve highlights the discrepancies between economic forecasts and actual outcomes, impacting GDP, unemployment, and Treasury yields.
Accurate Unemployment Projections Maintain Precision
Discover how unemployment projections achieve high accuracy with deviations around half a percentage point, ensuring reliable economic forecasts.
Weekly Jobless Claims Hit Lowest Since March at 211,000
Explore the latest drop in weekly jobless claims to 211,000—the lowest since March. Discover insights into the evolving labor market and economic trends.
Decline in Continuing Unemployment Claims Signals Economic Stability
Continuing claims for unemployment benefits dropped from 1.89 million to 1.84 million, indicating stability in the labor market and ongoing economic resilience.
Weekly Unemployment Claims Hit April Low
Unemployment claims fall to 211,000 for the week ending December 27, 2024, marking a low not seen since April. Stay updated on labor market trends and economic indicators.
Chile's Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.2%, Exceeds Expectations
Chile's unemployment rate fell to 8.2% in the three months through November, beating Bloomberg survey estimates. Discover what this means for the economy.
Jobless Claims Drop to 211,000 - Lowest Since March
Weekly jobless claims have fallen to 211,000, marking the lowest level since March. Discover what this means for the job market and economy.