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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits slipped to a pandemic-era low last week as more workers found jobs following the expiration of supplemental payments.

Municipal bond mutual fund inflows fell to $177 million while high-yield is back to outflows, both signaling selling may be moving the market toward another larger correction.

Initial state unemployment claims drop 20% in North Carolina in post-pandemic relief period

Pew Research analytics show earnings for employed workers is overall, largely unaffected by the pandemic, but the impact is disparate based on income.

“Australian business conditions PMIs for October (Friday) are likely to bounce as reopening in NSW and the prospect of reopening in Victoria...

Australian shares are expected to lift as NSW and Victoria lead the way out of lockdown and markets look to continue a bumper run.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropped to a new pandemic low last week, dipping below 300,000 for the first time since March 2020.

A record number of 4.3 million people walked off the job in August, according to the federal Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary.

America’s private employers added fewer than 200,000 jobs in September, sharply undershooting market expectations and painting a picture of labor market recovery that's on wobbly footing.

The number of Americans filing initial unemployment claims fell for the first time in four weeks as more workers rejoined the labor force following the expiration of supplemental jobless benefits.