The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell to the lowest level since mid-May.

U.S. share futures dropped, the dollar weakened and benchmark Treasury yields dipped as marginally-above-expectation U.S.

The number of people filing for weekly unemployment benefits for the first time dipped to a seasonally adjusted 218,000, its ...

The number of Americans filing for for unemployment benefits last week jumped to their highest level in a year, a possible ...

Wall Street's main indexes closed lower on Thursday as investors looked to higher-than-expected inflation and unemployment ...

U.S. Treasury yields were choppy Thursday, with investors weighing a hotter-than-expected inflation reading against a ...

Treasury yields rose after both U.S. inflation and jobless claims climbed higher than expected.

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Hotter-than-expected CPI and a spike in jobless claims pressure tech and consumer discretionary stocks, while utilities outperform. Annual headline inflation dips to 2.4% in September, but core ...

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The numbers: The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell to the lowest level since mid-May. New claims decreased by 12,000 in the seven days that ended Sept.