>Die Erstanträge auf Arbeitslosenunterstützung liegen bei 383.000 und damit deutlich oberhalb des Wertes von letzter Woche (365.000). Der 4-Wochen-Durchschnitt ist ebenfalls leicht angestiegen.
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><ul> ~ Jobless claims for the week ending March 31 came in very near expectations at 383,000. While this was up from the 365,000 of a week earlier, it keeps the four-week moving average largely unchanged over the past three weeks at 377,500. Thus, the number of claims has actually leveled off over the past month at a figure that still indicates a moderately expanding labor market.
> ~ While continuing claims edged downward during the week ending March 24, its four-week moving average continued to rise, thus indicating that while the pace of layoffs may not be accelerating, the time needed to find a new job continues to lengthen.
> ~ Yet during the week ending March 24, only Michigan reported an unusually large increase in claims, and only four states -- New York, Pennsylvania, California, and Oklahoma -- reported an unusually large decline in the number of claims. Thus, labor markets across the nation generally are holding steady, with little recent changes in either direction.
> ~ Past recessions have been associated with initial jobless claims rising to a range between 400,000 and 500,000. Thus, while jobless claims are high and well above their level one year ago, they continue to signal a slowly expanding economy, albeit one with moderately easing labor markets. </ul>
> ~ Link zu den Erstanträgen auf Arbeitslosenunterstützung
>Gruss
>Cosa

Sind das etwa bereits die US Arbeitmarktzahlen die normalerweise morgen den 06.05.01 um 14:30 Uhr vor Handelsbeginn bekannt gegeben werden?

Gruß Klaus

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>Die Erstanträge auf Arbeitslosenunterstützung liegen bei 383.000 und damit deutlich oberhalb des Wertes von letzter Woche (365.000). Der 4-Wochen-Durchschnitt ist ebenfalls leicht angestiegen.
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>Summary
><ul> ~ Jobless claims for the week ending March 31 came in very near expectations at 383,000. While this was up from the 365,000 of a week earlier, it keeps the four-week moving average largely unchanged over the past three weeks at 377,500. Thus, the number of claims has actually leveled off over the past month at a figure that still indicates a moderately expanding labor market.
> ~ While continuing claims edged downward during the week ending March 24, its four-week moving average continued to rise, thus indicating that while the pace of layoffs may not be accelerating, the time needed to find a new job continues to lengthen.
> ~ Yet during the week ending March 24, only Michigan reported an unusually large increase in claims, and only four states -- New York, Pennsylvania, California, and Oklahoma -- reported an unusually large decline in the number of claims. Thus, labor markets across the nation generally are holding steady, with little recent changes in either direction.
> ~ Past recessions have been associated with initial jobless claims rising to a range between 400,000 and 500,000. Thus, while jobless claims are high and well above their level one year ago, they continue to signal a slowly expanding economy, albeit one with moderately easing labor markets. </ul>
> ~ Link zu den Erstanträgen auf Arbeitslosenunterstützung
>Gruss
>Cosa

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Liebe Cosa,
wollte mich an dieser Stelle nur mal bedanken für diesen erstklassigen Service!
MfG
André

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