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Jul 22, 2021
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419K
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Initial Jobless Claims measures the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time during the past week. This is the earliest U.S. economic data, but the market impact varies from week to week.

A higher than expected reading should be taken as negative/bearish for the USD, while a lower than expected reading should be taken as positive/bullish for the USD.
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U.S. Initial Jobless Claims
 
Release Date Time Actual Forecast Previous
Jul 29, 2021 08:30   380K 419K
Jul 22, 2021 08:30 419K 350K 368K
Jul 15, 2021 08:30 360K 360K 386K
Jul 08, 2021 08:30 373K 350K 371K
Jul 01, 2021 08:30 364K 390K 415K
Jun 24, 2021 08:30 411K 380K 418K

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Lasse Maltensson
Lasse Maltensson Jul 22, 2021 8:37AM ET
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Of course it goes up! It's summer people want to relax they don't want to work, especially if you get a nice check from the goverment for not working.
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Drupal Grupal Mar 11, 2021 8:43AM ET
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for short term traders, on one had this is great news for the stocks but on the other hand this is even better for the inflation expectations and as a result for the bonds and yields, by that i mean more sell off in the bonds that will lead to rise in the yields.   remember, the bond market has been rising for 30 years so even a small, short term selling in it would be very scary for the stocks. So even if stocks open much higher i am not sure if it can stay in positive territory later in the day.
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CasinoCrypt Mar 11, 2021 8:43AM ET
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few things buckling behind the scenes. Tunnel down into Brazilian, Italian numbers, Reuters business columns and economic revised numbers to see what big cracks are developing. Millions of institutional  and 'buy the dip' guys are all going to lose their shirts sooner or later.
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Aniket Mahajan Jan 21, 2021 8:49AM ET
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SOON usA DESTROY BY bIDEN
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mg bishton Oct 15, 2020 8:48AM ET
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Continuing claims have been coming down roughly 880k per week while initial claims remain near ********per week. It is patently insane to believe that in the same environment that people loose their jobs at that rate, others are coming off unemployment at nearly double that rate. These statistics are completely bogus!
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CasinoCrypt Oct 15, 2020 8:48AM ET
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of course they are. I came to that conclusion when I analysed 100s of  economic numbers. China trade war was good example where both sides glossed up the numbers to show no one was  losing.
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mg bishton Oct 15, 2020 8:35AM ET
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Look at the percentage of downward revisions since the Market tipped over in early March. I have no faith in the accuracy of even the revisions.
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Gary Smith Sep 17, 2020 9:12AM ET
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Well, dreading the open here today LOL.
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Jon Trenholm
MIKETDOG Sep 16, 2020 2:25AM ET
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Uber, Lyft and post mates probably gonna get smoked by Cali judge and governor and put more people out of work. Expect an unemployment rate climb later
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john wick Sep 10, 2020 9:51AM ET
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mg bishton,   people going back to the job they had before is not a job creation, just like when you go back to your same job after you take a vacation doesnt  constitute job creation.  continuing unemployment claims number you are referring to does not include free lancers , ones with unsufficient work history etc. gettting PUA benefits. that number is around 15 to 18million .add that to the number of people still unemployed.
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Tim Buktu Sep 03, 2020 7:39AM ET
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Where to watch?
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mg bishton Aug 20, 2020 6:28PM ET
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Based on this list of weekly claims over 57 million people have filed claims since March 19th. We have only 14,844,000 continuing claims today. When will Trump get credit for creating almost 43 million jobs since March 19th? I think that was very biggly!
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