Jobless claims fall but pandemic job losses persist
U S Labor Department data show 751000 initial unemployment claims last week, down 40000 from the prior period and the lowest since March. The report notes declines in California, Florida, and Texas, with increases in Arizona, Illinois, and Michigan, while continued claims total 7.76 million. The piece links high jobless figures to rising virus cases, a stalled stimulus debate, and a slow path to recovery with 7.9 percent unemployment and 10.7 million fewer jobs than pre pandemic.
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Virus surges imperil economic rebound in US and Europe
Amid rising coronavirus cases in the United States and Europe, economies face renewed restrictions and slower growth. The U S economy grew 33.1 percent annualized in Q3 but remains far below pre pandemic levels as hiring and spending falter. Governments reimpose measures. aid has dried up and forecasts are trimmed.
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Markets rebound as tech lifts indices after slow start
U S stocks closed broadly higher led by mega cap tech after an early decline. The S&P 500 rose 39.08 points to 3310.11 while the Dow gained 139.16 points to 26659.11 and the Nasdaq climbed 180.72 to 11185.59. Investors awaited results from Facebook Amazon and Google parent Alphabet and noted lingering recession fears and weak oil demand. European shares rose briefly before trimming gains as ECB signaled more stimulus.
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Pelosi and Trump trade blame on virus aid stalemate
Washington amid a stalled roughly $2 trillion COVID-19 relief package talks. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticizes Treasury Secretary Mnuchin for not delivering Democratic priorities while President Trump vows a large package after the election and accuses Pelosi of blocking talks. Pelosi blames GOP obstacles including a testing plan state aid school funding and liability shield. Markets reel as the stalemate persists ahead of Election Day.
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