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U.S. jobless claims dip to 220,000 but layoffs are starting to rise

Por: MarketWatch Politics November 17, 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. New unemployment filings are still extremely low, but layoffs appear to be on the rise, especially at large technology companies such as Amazon , Twitter and Facebook. Big picture: The jobs market is quite strong, but may be starting to flag. Job openings have declined, hiring has slowed and layoffs have started to... + full article



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