AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
WASHINGTON
New jobless claims continue to decline in the U.S., according to data released Thursday by the Washington Department of Labor.
The Department has identified the deposit of 382 000 applicationsfor unemployment in-seasonally adjusted data, the country fromMarch 13 to 19, or 1% below the previous week.
This decline is roughly in line with the median forecast of analysts, who gave 384,000 new registered unemployed.
The indicator for the Department approaches its low point of 371000 new registrations in one week hit late February.
His four-week moving average (which can approach a little betterits trend) fell slightly to 385,250, its lowest level since July 2008.
The U.S. unemployment rate has fallen sharply since lateNovember: in the space of three months, fell 9.8% to 8.9%, itslowest level since spring 2009.
Considering this rate is still much too high, the U.S. central bank(Fed) said March 15 it would continue to create hundreds ofbillions dollars by the end of June to help economic recoverystrengthen.
Contrary to what he still saw the end of January, the Monetary Policy Committee no longer feels that progress toward its goal offull employment are painfully slow.
Several leaders of the Central Bank already provide that hiring is rather strong in the months ahead even if the path to the U.S. economy to recover some 8.7 million jobs destroyed by the crisislooks long.
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WASHINGTON
New jobless claims continue to decline in the U.S., according to data released Thursday by the Washington Department of Labor.
The Department has identified the deposit of 382 000 applicationsfor unemployment in-seasonally adjusted data, the country fromMarch 13 to 19, or 1% below the previous week.
This decline is roughly in line with the median forecast of analysts, who gave 384,000 new registered unemployed.
The indicator for the Department approaches its low point of 371000 new registrations in one week hit late February.
His four-week moving average (which can approach a little betterits trend) fell slightly to 385,250, its lowest level since July 2008.
The U.S. unemployment rate has fallen sharply since lateNovember: in the space of three months, fell 9.8% to 8.9%, itslowest level since spring 2009.
Considering this rate is still much too high, the U.S. central bank(Fed) said March 15 it would continue to create hundreds ofbillions dollars by the end of June to help economic recoverystrengthen.
Contrary to what he still saw the end of January, the Monetary Policy Committee no longer feels that progress toward its goal offull employment are painfully slow.
Several leaders of the Central Bank already provide that hiring is rather strong in the months ahead even if the path to the U.S. economy to recover some 8.7 million jobs destroyed by the crisislooks long.
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