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247,000 Jobs Lost in July; Rate Falls Slightly to 9.4%

247,000 Jobs Lost in July; Rate Falls Slightly to 9.4%

Even as the July numbers came in better than expected, the job market remains shaky in the months ahead.

 

Japan jobless at six-year record

Japan sees its unemployment reach a six-year high, at 5.4%, with job availability at a new low, in a further sign of the slowdown.

 

Fed: Unemployment will top 10%, but economy looks stronger

The Federal Reserve expects the U.S. economy this year will sink at a slower pace than it previously thought, but that unemployment ...

 

Markets Fall After U.S. Jobs Report

Stocks fell in Europe and Wall Street was set to open lower as investors weighed the impact of a report that showed steeper U.S. job losses than expected.

 

U.S. unemployment rate at 9.5%, a 26-year high

U.S. unemployment rate at 9.5%, a 26-year high

In June, 467,000 jobs are lost; analysts had predicted 350,000. Despite positive signs for the economy in recent weeks, the report is evidence that the jobs market remains troubled.

 

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