WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
U.S. jobless claims jumped 34,000 last week to
386,000, unwinding a sharp drop in the prior week, amid typical summertime
fluctuations in auto-industry employment, the Labor Department reported
Thursday
Auto manufacturers usually schedule brief shutdowns of plants each
summer to retool for new models, but the timing and size of temporary layoffs
can vary
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had projected claims would climb to 365,000
last week
A more accurate barometer of labor-market trends, the four-week
claims average, fell 1,500 to 375,500
The four-week average reduces seasonal
volatility in the weekly data
Meanwhile, continuing claims inched up by 1,000
to a seasonally adjusted 3.31 million in the week ended July 7
About 5.75
million people received some kind of state or federal benefit in the week ended
June 30, down 121,985 from the prior week
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Peticiones desempleo EE UU suben más de lo esperado
Las peticiones semanales de desempleo en EE UU subieron hasta 386.000 en la semana que terminó el 14 de julio
Esta cifra supera las expectativas de los expertos que esperaban que se situase en 365.000
Los raclamos continuos alcanzaron los 3,314 millones frente a los 3,3 millones que se esperaban.
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