WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits dropped
by 8,000 to a seasonally adjusted 355,000 in the week ended Nov. 3, a number
that was distorted by hurricane Sandy
Initial claims from two weeks ago were
unrevised at 363,000, based on more complete data collected at the state level,
the Labor Department said Thursday
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch expected
claims to decline to 365,000, but they warned that the storm could make the data
unreliable for a few weeks
Many people who were affected in large states such
as New York and New Jersey may not have been able to file claims right away
The
four-week average of new claims, meanwhile, rose by 3,250 to 370,500, Continuing
claims fell by 135,000 to 3.13 million.
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