US initial jobless claims rise to 209K, above expectations
US initial jobless claims rose by 9K to 209K in the week ending August 8, above the 202-204K expected, while continuing claims fell by 22K to 1.777M. Multiple independent sources reported the higher-than-expected initial claims figure.
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@beincrypto
U.S. producer inflation is cooling sharply while jobless claims rise above expectations. July PPI fell to 4.7%, below the 4.9% estimate and down significantly from 5.5% in June. - Headline PPI: 4.7% YoY | 0.0% MoM - Core PPI: 4.2% YoY | 0.2% MoM - Jobless claims: 209K vs 202K https://t.co/UZt0PEbMCX
@wannabefresh
Jobless claims came in slightly hotter than expected at 209K vs. 204K expected. But the more interesting part IMO: continuing claims actually FELL by 22K to 1.777M. What does that mean? The labor market is showing some signs of cooling, but it’s not breaking. Short term,
@cryptothedoggy
🚨KEY MACROS JUST DROPPED IN🚨 US July PPI came in softer than expected. • PPI: 0.0% MoM vs 0.2% expected • PPI: 4.7% YoY vs 4.9% expected • Core PPI: 0.2% MoM vs 0.3% expected • Core PPI: 4.2% YoY in line Jobless claims: • Initial claims: 209K vs 202K expected • https://t.co/vTuLrH5Gen
@DeItaone
US JOBLESS CLAIMS +9K TO 209K IN AUG-8 WK; SURVEY 204K US AUG-1 WEEK CONTINUING CLAIMS -22K TO 1,777,000 US AUG-1 WEEK JOBLESS CLAIMS REVISED TO 200K
@THChumor
BREAKING: U.S. inflation continues to cool as job claims tick higher! 🚨 Wholesale prices came in softer than expected, while initial jobless claims rose above forecasts: Headline PPI: 4.7% YoY vs. 4.9% expected Core PPI: 4.2% YoY vs. 4.2% expected Jobless Claims: 209K vs. https://t.co/AfGLBIQAH5