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Analysts remained concerned about the employment numbers as some states had to postpone or reverse some reopening plans.
July 6 -
A second wave of coronavirus cases in the fall will probably push the U.S. unemployment rate higher again, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said on Twitter.
June 19 -
The U.S. labor market has continued to heal at a relatively rapid rate through early June, St. Louis Federal Reserve researchers found, using real-time data that provides a more timely view than official government reports.
June 9 -
With interest rates on hold until the picture is clearer, the Summary of Economic Projections should take center stage.
June 8 -
Jobs added and the unemployment rate well below expectations suggest April may have been the bottom.
June 5 -
The ADP employment report was better than expected, but the real test will be Friday's employment report.
June 3 -
Jobless claims went down for the sixth week in a row and the figure is now below 3 million for the first time since the week of March 14.
May 14 -
Initial jobless claims continued to slide, but remain above the 3 million mark, as an expected ugly unemployment report is on deck.
May 7 -
Wednesday’s economic data were not as bad as projected, but included just the beginning of the effects of the coronavirus on the economy.
April 1 -
Strong data and reassuring words from a Fed official couldn’t stop market virus fears from spreading.
March 6