The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits for the first time fell modestly last week to 227k (below expectations) and is basically unchanged since December 2021...

...despite the public sentiment panic by CEOs, layoffs refuse to rise (is all that whining just signaling how much virtue they have, or is it like UMich, damaged by TDS in their imaginations, but not enough to impact the real world)...

Continuing jobless claims pushed back above the critical 1.9 million Americans level once again...

...as while the private sector CEOs seem to refuse to budge (despite their misery), the 'Deep Tristate' is seeing continuing jobless claims surge to the highest since December 2021...

...while initial jobless claims refuses to react to downbeat CEOs...
{ai:summary}First-time jobless claims in the U.S. decreased slightly to 227,000, remaining stable since December 2021, despite concerns from CEOs about layoffs. Continuing claims rose above 1.9 million, with significant increases in the Deep Tristate area.The private sector shows resilience, as layoffs have not increased as anticipated. This suggests a disconnect between corporate sentiment and actual job market conditions. #economy

DOGE Damage Deepens As 'Deep TriState' Continuing Jobless Claims Highest Since Dec 2021

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