On the downside, the first area to watch is 107.80-107.90, which held this week’s correction. Further down, the convergence ...

U.S. initial jobless claims were higher last week, but the increase wasn’t as drastic as economist Thomas Simons of Jefferies had been expecting.

NZD/USD continues to remain subdued for the third consecutive session, trading around 0.5660 during the European hours on ...

Jobless claims may or may not have a significant impact on the stock market each Friday. When they do, it is typically because numbers are higher or lower than expected. If jobless claims are ...

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits rose 14,000 to ... Labor market resilience, still-warm inflation and uncertainty over the impact of plans by President-elect Donald Trump for broad ...

New jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs ... businesses get a sense of how President-elect Trump’s policies will affect the economy Market reaction: The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S ...

Jobless claims in the U.S. rose slightly, with 223,000 new applications last week, indicating a stable labor market. Layoffs remain low, but job opportunities are lacking as employers hesitate to hire ...

Barring an unexpected spike in US initial jobless claims, the Services PMI will likely impact the USD/JPY more. The services sector accounts for over 70% of the US economy and continues to fuel ...

This lower than expected reading is considered positive or bullish for the USD ... Initial Jobless Claims data is one of the earliest U.S. economic data to be released, and its impact on the ...