The U.S. presidential stock index is flooded with hopes that the U.S. presidential election will be fought and a clear winner will be determined. Wall Street’s main stock index opened lower on Tuesday – Election Day in the United States – and investors were clinging to optimism that a clear …
Read More »Unemployment relief for millions: “People will be disappointed”
Millions of unemployed Americans faced an income “cliff” in July when the epidemic ended with an additional ડ 600 in unemployment benefits. But now millions of people are facing each other – and more horribly – hitting their incomes as they vacate all their unemployment options at both the state …
Read More »Weekly employment claims increase unexpectedly, totaling 870,000
The number of first-time filers for unemployment benefits last week was slightly higher than expected as the sluggish recovery from the coronavirus epidemic in the labor market continues. The Labor Department reported Thursday that Sept. Initial job claims for the week ending on the 19th came in at 870,000. Economists …
Read More »U.S. Claims a total of 860,000 as expected of the 860,000 who received weekly employment
First-time claims for unemployment insurance beat Wall Street estimates as the U.S. economy enters a critical new phase. A total of 660,00,000 filings were filed in the week ended September 301, the labor department reported on Thursday. Economists surveyed by the Dow Jones had earlier in the week expected 75,000,000 …
Read More »In a chart – August Gust 2020 here is where the jobs are
The U.S. economy added more jobs than expected in August as the federal government cut almost all major sectors for the 2020 census and increased retail employment. The Labor Department reported on Friday that payrolls in August rose 1.37 million from an estimate of 1.32 million by economists polled by …
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