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U.S. jobless claims hit 60-year low; ECB holds rates

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U.S. jobless claims fell to a 60-year low, signaling labor-market strength, while the ECB kept rates unchanged. The strong U.S. employment backdrop supports USD and reinforces Fed hawkish expectations into the FOMC meeting, contrasting with ECB caution. USD/EUR and DXY are the primary beneficiaries of diverging policy paths.
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@yokoyi · 10 hours ago

Another win for the Trump admin

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@emma_durban · 12 hours ago

Watch CNN try to spin this news to make it look like the US is doing badly. Trump has taken us into the GOLDEN AGE

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@emma_durban · 12 hours ago

TDS?

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@segun_33 · 12 hours ago

Nigeria does not even pay people jobless claims

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@weilo_daniel · 12 hours ago

American airlines just cut 5,000 jobs maybe these airline staff have not filed yet

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@chris_4eva · 12 hours ago

Laid off Disney employees will soon file too

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@asamoah_the_great · 12 hours ago

They just changed the criteria for qualifying for unemployment benefits, so many people may have been removed from the list and this may have caused the number asking for jobless claims to drop, mid-term elections at hand baby! Typical playbook

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@asamoah_the_great · 12 hours ago

Trump fired the competent person who was filing these numbers

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@hipkin_mike · 12 hours ago

You're just a snowflake democrat who complains about everything

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@sandy20 · 12 hours ago

I don't believe this data its fabricated, many people I know are still unemployed in the US

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@titi_nwa · 12 hours ago

USA USA USA

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