US jobless claims tick up to 200,000 but remain low by historic standards
U.S. weekly jobless claims rose to 200,000, exceeding economist forecasts of 195,000 while staying near historic lows.
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U.S. weekly jobless claims rose to 200,000, exceeding economist forecasts of 195,000 while staying near historic lows.
Gold tests $3,900 an ounce as U.S. jobless claims climb to 200,000, reviving rate-cut bets.
US weekly jobless claims hover near 57-year lows, influencing financial markets and pre-bell trading.
US weekly jobless claims fall to 194,000, bringing filings near the lowest levels recorded since the 1960s.
US weekly jobless claims rise slightly to 199,000 but remain below the 200,000 threshold, keeping layoffs at historically low levels.
U.S. weekly jobless claims fall below 200,000 for a third consecutive week, hitting levels not seen since mid-July.
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U.S. initial jobless claims have plummeted to 187,000, marking the lowest level of unemployment filings since 1969.
US weekly jobless claims dip to 215,000, indicating a stable labor market.
Gold climbs as U.S. weekly jobless claims dip to 226,000
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