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Fewer Americans file for jobless claims as labor market continues to shrug off higher interest rates
The Washington Times· 2 weeks agoFewer Americans applied for jobless benefits last week as the labor market continues to thrive...
US weekly jobless claims stall in sign of labor market strength
Reuters via Yahoo Finance· 6 days agoThe number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits was unchanged at low levels last...
US Jobless Claims Hold Steady in Sign of Resilient Labor Market
Bloomberg· 6 days agoInitial applications for US unemployment benefits remained subdued last week, consistent with a...
Recent college grads see rise in unemployment
Marketplace· 5 hours ago“As we’ve been raising interest rates and all these things, I keep saying, ‘Wow, but the job market is still so strong,'” she said. The Bureau of
US weekly jobless claims fall more than expected; continuing claims rise
KFGO· 2 weeks agoWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell more...
Powell makes it clear: No rate cuts anytime soon - HousingWire
HousingWire· 1 week agoPowell: “Right now, given the strength of the labor market and progress on inflation so far, it’s...
The number of Americans applying for jobless benefits holds steady as labor market remains strong
Newsday· 6 days agoThe number of Americans filing for jobless benefits didn't change last week as the labor market...
Local unemployment rate drops after hitting 2½½-year high in Feburary
The Buffalo News· 9 hours agoThe Buffalo Niagara unemployment rate fell to 4.5% in March after hitting its highest level in more...
Looking for a career change? What the new Goldilocks labor market means for job seekers and workers
Business Insider· 1 week agoIndeed's Nick Bunker said we're settling into a time of "a more boring labor market." Business...
Why We Won’t See A Recession In 2024
Seeking Alpha· 2 weeks agoWage growth continues to trend lower, while a spike in unemployment that would trigger a recession appears unlikely from here. In fact, the leading indicators of employment ...
