U.S. Jobless Claims Rose to 286,000 Last Week

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Jobless claims rose sharply last week to 286,000. The labor market, a source of economic growth, faces headwinds as Omicron cases remain high.

Filings for jobless claims rose sharply from near the lowest levels on record, as workers and businesses contend with Omicron-related disruptions in a tight labor market.

during the week that ended on Jan. 15, following an increase for the week ended Jan. 8, the Labor Department said Thursday. The four-week average, which smooths out volatility, was 231,000, an increase of 20,000 from last week’s average.

 

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They say to stop comparing what's going on to Germany in the 1930's, well too effing bad because it's no different. The only thing that's changed are the excuses and names of those leading the attacks. Dur Sturmer and The Star, articles are almost 84 year apart.

Inflation and stagnating economy=stagflation. Fed must hike rates. Biden could ease the problem by reverting to Trump energy policies and stop with excessive spending. But Biden Admin won’t do it. Get ready for a bumpy economy ride.

Will this be part of Tom Hanks' script........................

Maybe companies getting rid of holiday seasonal workers. No?

Don't worry Marty Walsh is all over it 🙄

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