CoinWorld.net January 22 News: Last week, the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits remained relatively unchanged, maintaining a low level compared to the fluctuating holiday season. According to data released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Thursday, for the week ending January 17, initial unemployment claims increased by 1,000 to reach 200,000. The number of continued unemployment claims dropped to 1.85 million last week, the lowest since November. Typically, in the final weeks of the year, initial unemployment claims fluctuate, which is normal during the holiday season. However, the latest weekly data indicates that the current labor market still features limited layoffs.
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CoinWorld.net January 22 News: Last week, the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits remained relatively unchanged, maintaining a low level compared to the fluctuating holiday season. According to data released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Thursday, for the week ending January 17, initial unemployment claims increased by 1,000 to reach 200,000. The number of continued unemployment claims dropped to 1.85 million last week, the lowest since November. Typically, in the final weeks of the year, initial unemployment claims fluctuate, which is normal during the holiday season. However, the latest weekly data indicates that the current labor market still features limited layoffs.