U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 215,000 in Week Ending July 4, Beating Forecasts
U.S. weekly initial jobless claims fell to 215,000 for the week ending July 4, landing below estimates of 217,000 to 218,000 and following a previous figure revised to 217,000.
Continuing claims held firm at 1.814 million, matching forecasts. The results, which included a four-week moving average of initial claims at 215,000, indicate that layoffs remain restricted amid broader stable labor market conditions.
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@financialjuice🔴 US INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS ACTUAL 215K (FORECAST 217K, PREVIOUS 215K) $MACRO
@firstsquawkUS INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS ACTUAL: 215K VS 215K PREVIOUS; EST 217K
@firstsquawkUS CONTINUING JOBLESS CLAIMS ACTUAL: 1814K VS 1814K PREVIOUS; EST 1814K
@financialjuiceUS CONTINUED JOBLESS CLAIMS ACTUAL 1.814M (FORECAST 1.814M, PREVIOUS 1.814M) $MACRO
@zerohedgeInitial Claims 215K, Exp. 217K, Last 217K Continuing Claims 1814K, Exp. 1814K, Last 1806K
@wallstengineUS JOBLESS CLAIMS 215,000 IN JULY 4 WEEK; EST. 217K
@wublockchainU.S. initial jobless claims totaled 215,000 for the week ending July 4, below expectations of 218,000. The previous reading was revised from 215,000 to 217,000.
@hedgeye🇺🇸 U.S. initial jobless claims fall to 215k (Est. 218k, Prev. 217k)
@zerohedge'No Hire, No Fire' Economy Continues As Jobless Claims Remain Near Record Lows
@businessApplications for US unemployment benefits were little changed last week, signaling layoffs remain limited.
@reutersUS weekly jobless claims fall amid stable labor market conditions