United States Initial Jobless claims

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United States Initial Jobless claims: 220 (-9.09%)
Last Update: January 31, 2025

United States Initial Jobless claims closed down 220 as of January 31, 2025 from 242 from the previous month and 225 from last year.


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United States Initial Jobless claims

Date Values
2025-01-31 220
2024-12-31 242
2024-12-07 242
2024-11-30 224
2024-11-23 213
2024-11-16 213
2024-11-09 219
2024-11-02 221
2024-10-26 218
2024-10-19 228
2024-10-12 242
2024-10-05 260
2024-09-28 225
2024-09-21 219
2024-09-14 222
2024-09-07 231
2024-08-31 228
2024-08-24 232
2024-08-17 233
2024-08-10 228
2024-08-03 234
2024-07-27 250
2024-07-20 235
2024-07-13 245

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United States Initial Jobless claims Statistics


Indicator Symbol Actual Previous M/M% Y/Y% Trend Slope Percentile Update
Initial Jobless claims us.joblessclaims 220.0 242 -9 -2 Down Down 42 2025-01-31

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What is the United States Initial Jobless claims

United States Initial Jobless claims refer to the number of individuals who have filed for unemployment benefits for the first time during a specific period, typically on a weekly basis. These claims are a key economic indicator that can provide insight into the overall health of the labor market and the economy as a whole. A high number of initial jobless claims may indicate that there is a significant number of individuals losing their jobs, which could signal economic instability. Conversely, a low number of initial jobless claims may suggest a strong job market and economic growth. Policymakers and analysts closely monitor these figures to assess the impact of economic trends and make informed decisions regarding economic policies and interventions.

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