Latest jobless claims data came in lower than expected last week. The numbers show employers are holding steady on workforce retention, which suggests the labor market remains resilient despite rate pressures. When layoffs stay minimal like this, it usually signals underlying economic strength that could influence risk asset sentiment moving forward.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 11-30 05:19
Really, is the unemployment data that good? Why do I feel like something is off...
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SelfCustodyBro
· 11-29 07:31
Layoff data drop? Under the flood of liquidity, being able to maintain employment shows that capital is still optimistic about the long term.
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ProofOfNothing
· 11-27 06:03
Are we starting to boast about economic resilience again? Wake up, can we trust this data?
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consensus_failure
· 11-27 06:03
Hmm, it's this trap of words again... When the unemployment data looks good, they say the economy is strong, but is it true?
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AirdropAutomaton
· 11-27 05:44
Listening to this, it feels a bit off; a small layoff figure does not equal a truly strong economy... The Intrerest Rate pressure is so high, how long can employers hold out?
Latest jobless claims data came in lower than expected last week. The numbers show employers are holding steady on workforce retention, which suggests the labor market remains resilient despite rate pressures. When layoffs stay minimal like this, it usually signals underlying economic strength that could influence risk asset sentiment moving forward.