WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
First-time claims for state unemployment benefits
fell sharply in the latest week to their lowest level since February 2008, the
Labor Department reported Thursday
The number of initial claims in the week
ending Oct. 6 fell 30,000 to 339,000
The decline was unexpected
The consensus
forecast of Wall Street economists was for claims to rise 1,000 to 368,000
The
four-week average fell 11,500 to 364,000
This is the lowest level since late
March
Claims in the previous week were revised to an increase of 6,000 to
369,000 compared with the initial estimate of a gain of 4,000 to 367,000
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