Unemployment in the U.S. rose more than forecast weather during the holidays:
Today News : More Americans than forecast filed claims for unemployment insurance payments last week, according to the government, that were about because some government offices are closed on public holidays.
Applications for unemployment benefits rose 10,000 to 372,000 in the week ended Dec. 29, the Labor Department said today in Washington. Economists forecast 360,000 claims, according to the median estimate in a survey of Bloomberg.Otchet ADP showed Research Institute companies added more jobs than expected in December.
"The main trend in claims is still very low," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James & Associates in St. Petersburg, Florida. "There's a lot of volatility in this time of year. Job destruction is not really a problem now, it is really hiring, that is the question."
Four-week average of claims, less volatile measure, was little changed, indicating the employer was held in the current staff at the end of 2012, even in the Congress has been little progress in the negotiations was byudzheta.Sdelka lawmakers this week to prevent a tax increase for about 99 percent of households having no able to reach a deal on spending and debt.
Today's data from Roseland, NJ ADP-Research Institute stated in the labor market ended 2012 with impulsom.215000 employment growth was the largest group since February, after a revised 148,000 gain the previous month, which was more than initially reported.
Today News : More Americans than forecast filed claims for unemployment insurance payments last week, according to the government, that were about because some government offices are closed on public holidays.
Applications for unemployment benefits rose 10,000 to 372,000 in the week ended Dec. 29, the Labor Department said today in Washington. Economists forecast 360,000 claims, according to the median estimate in a survey of Bloomberg.Otchet ADP showed Research Institute companies added more jobs than expected in December.
"The main trend in claims is still very low," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James & Associates in St. Petersburg, Florida. "There's a lot of volatility in this time of year. Job destruction is not really a problem now, it is really hiring, that is the question."
Four-week average of claims, less volatile measure, was little changed, indicating the employer was held in the current staff at the end of 2012, even in the Congress has been little progress in the negotiations was byudzheta.Sdelka lawmakers this week to prevent a tax increase for about 99 percent of households having no able to reach a deal on spending and debt.
Today's data from Roseland, NJ ADP-Research Institute stated in the labor market ended 2012 with impulsom.215000 employment growth was the largest group since February, after a revised 148,000 gain the previous month, which was more than initially reported.
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