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Jobless claims jump to five-week high of 219,000. Sign of rising U.S. layoffs?

Por: MarketWatch Politics October 06, 2022

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The number of people applying for jobless benefits is one of the best barometers of whether the economy is getting better or worse. One caveat: Raw or actual unemployment filings are still near a historic low. The government’s process for seasonal adjustments Big picture: The economy is slowing as s up interest rates to try to . Part of the central bank’s goal is to cool off a red-hot labor market in which wages are rising sharply and adding... + full article



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