U.S. jobless claims fall to 207,000 as layoffs stay low
Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits fell to 207,000, underscoring a still-firm labor market even as continuing claims edged higher.
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@financialjuiceUS Continued Jobless Claims Actual 1.818M (Forecast 1.81M, Previous 1.794M)
@financialjuiceUS Initial Jobless Claims Actual 207k (Forecast 213k, Previous 219k)
@stockmktnewz207K PEOPLE IN THE 🇺🇸 FILED FOR UNEMPLOYMENT THIS PAST WEEK below EXPECTATIONS OF 213K
@wallstengineINITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS 207K VS 213K EXPECTED
@firstsquawkUS CONTINUING JOBLESS CLAIMS ACTUAL: 1818K VS 1794K PREVIOUS; EST 1810K
@firstsquawkUS INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS ACTUAL: 207K VS 219K PREVIOUS; EST 213K
@zerohedgeInitial Claims 207K, Exp. 213K Continuing Claims 1818K, Exp. 1810K
@deitaone*US JOBLESS CLAIMS 207,000 IN APRIL 11 WEEK; EST. 213K
@thestalwartStill nothing doing on the layoff front *US JOBLESS CLAIMS 207,000 IN APRIL 11 WEEK; EST. 213K
@kalshiJUST IN: 207,000 people filed for unemployment this pas week, below expectations of 213,000
@zerohedgeDespite 'Survey' Sadness, Jobless Claims Slide Near Historic Lows
@businessApplications for US unemployment benefits fell last week, indicating that layoffs remain largely limited.
@electionwiz🚨 JUST IN: LABOR MARKET STAYS STRONG UNDER TRUMP Initial Jobless Claims came in at 207K — better than the 213K expected. This is another sign the U.S. economy is holding up well: fewer Americans filing for unemployment, resilient hiring,
@trumpwarroom🚨 NEW: Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index just CRUSHED estimates! CNBC: "That’s two and a half times what we expected!" American manufacturing is ON FIRE! 🔥🇺🇸
@lizannsondersInitial jobless claims down 207k vs. 213k est. & 218k prior; continuing claims at 1.818M vs. 1.810M est. & 1.787 prior… greatest increases in NY (+8.3k), CT (+1.8k), & CA (+1.3k); greatest decreases in OR (-3.2k), IL (-2.1k), &a