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US Continuing Jobless Claims Rise To 1.799M, Signaling Slower Hiring
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US Continuing Jobless Claims Rise To 1.799M, Signaling Slower Hiring
BitcoinWorld US Continuing Jobless Claims Rise to 1.799M, Signaling Slower Hiring The number of Americans continuing to receive unemployment benefits rose to 1.799 million for the week ending August 7, up from a revised 1.777 million the prior week, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Labor. This increase, though modest, adds to a recent trend of rising continuing claims, suggesting that the labor market is cooling gradually as…
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