United States Department of Labor

U.S. weekly unemployment claims fall as labour market steadily gains traction

Reopening U.S. economy fuels inflation, labour market recovery

U.S. weekly unemployment claims drop below 400,000 for first time since start of COVID-19 pandemic

U.S. weekly jobless claims at 14-month low; inflation heating up

U.S. consumer prices jump 0.8% in April as worries escalate

U.S. job openings rise in December; small businesses desperate for workers

U.S. job openings fall in November; layoffs rise

U.S. labour market losing steam as COVID-19 pandemic rages

U.S. weekly unemployment claims hit seven-month low; consumer prices unchanged

U.S. job openings rise in July; more workers quitting

U.S. job openings rise in June, likely exaggerate labor market health

U.S. consumer confidence rises despite massive unemployment and fears of second COVID-19 wave

Weak demand keeps U.S. inflation subdued

U.S. layoffs ease in April; hiring slumps to record low

U.S. weekly jobless claims drop, but economic recovery still elusive

U.S. consumer prices post largest drop in five years amid coronavirus disruptions

U.S. unemployment benefit claims top 6 million for second straight week

U.S. weekly unemployment claims rise less than expected

U.S. labour market, manufacturing data point to slowing economy