22 Nov 2019 Don't Worry About the Uptick in Jobless Claims, Unless it Persists

Ian Shepherdson (Chief Economist and Founder)21st Nov 2019 19:40U.S., Economic Monitor

Back-to-back elevated weekly jobless claims numbers prove nothing, but they have grabbed our attention.

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