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  1. New unemployment insurance claims up 6% from a shocking low level to a low level in week ending May 9. Low-hire, low-fire continues. #NumbersDay

  2. New unemployment insurance claims up 6% from a shocking low level to a low level in week ending May 9. Low-hire, low-fire continues. #NumbersDay

  3. Adjusted for consumer price inflation, average hourly earnings fell 0.5% over the month and 0.3% over the year to April. Driven by combination of both accelerating consumer price inflation and decelerating wage growth. #NumbersDay www.bls.gov/news.release...

    Real Earnings Summary - 2026...

  4. Adjusted for consumer price inflation, average hourly earnings fell 0.5% over the month and 0.3% over the year to April. Driven by combination of both accelerating consumer price inflation and decelerating wage growth. #NumbersDay www.bls.gov/news.release...

    Real Earnings Summary - 2026...

  5. New unemployment insurance claims fall 12% to very low 189k in week ending April 25. Low fire side of employers' deer-in-the-headlights, low hire, low fire stance continues. #NumbersDay

  6. New unemployment insurance claims fall 12% to very low 189k in week ending April 25. Low fire side of employers' deer-in-the-headlights, low hire, low fire stance continues. #NumbersDay

  7. New unemployment insurance claims edge up 2% to modest 216K in week ending 3/21. Continuing claims edge down. The low-fire side of the low-hire, low-fire, deer-in-the-headlights labor market continues. #NumbersDay

  8. New unemployment insurance claims edge up 2% to modest 216K in week ending 3/21. Continuing claims edge down. The low-fire side of the low-hire, low-fire, deer-in-the-headlights labor market continues. #NumbersDay

  9. New unemployment insurance claims edge down 8,000 (4%) in week ending (WE) 3/14 to low 205,000. Continuing claims steady. Low fire side of the low-hire, low-fire, deer-in-the-headlights labor market continues. #NumbersDay

  10. New unemployment insurance claims edge down 8,000 (4%) in week ending (WE) 3/14 to low 205,000. Continuing claims steady. Low fire side of the low-hire, low-fire, deer-in-the-headlights labor market continues. #NumbersDay

  11. New unemployment insurance claims stable and moderate in week ending Mar 7. #NumbersDay

  12. New unemployment insurance claims stable and moderate in week ending Mar 7. #NumbersDay

  13. From February 2025 to February 2026, real average hourly earnings increased 1.4 percent, seasonally adjusted. #NumbersDay www.bls.gov/news.release...

    Real Earnings Summary - 2026...

  14. From February 2025 to February 2026, real average hourly earnings increased 1.4 percent, seasonally adjusted. #NumbersDay www.bls.gov/news.release...

    Real Earnings Summary - 2026...

  15. New unemployment claims exactly flat in week ending (WE) 2/28 versus prior at modest 213K. No news is good news. #NumbersDay

  16. New unemployment claims exactly flat in week ending (WE) 2/28 versus prior at modest 213K. No news is good news. #NumbersDay

  17. New claims for unemployment insurance steady in week ending 2/21. Continuing claims steady too. No evidence of weakening. #NumbersDay

  18. New claims for unemployment insurance steady in week ending 2/21. Continuing claims steady too. No evidence of weakening. #NumbersDay

  19. Many workers have missed shifts without jobs being destroyed making it challenging to measure labor impacts with conventional sources. We use real-time daily data from Homebase to measure impacts. Thanks to UChicago and Homebase for making the data available. #EconSky #NumbersDay

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  20. Many workers have missed shifts without jobs being destroyed making it challenging to measure labor impacts with conventional sources. We use real-time daily data from Homebase to measure impacts. Thanks to UChicago and Homebase for making the data available. #EconSky #NumbersDay

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  21. Many workers have missed shifts without jobs being destroyed making it challenging to measure labor impacts with conventional sources. We use real-time daily data from Homebase to measure impacts. Thanks to UChicago and Homebase for making the data available. #EconSky #NumbersDay

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  22. Many workers have missed shifts without jobs being destroyed making it challenging to measure labor impacts with conventional sources. We use real-time daily data from Homebase to measure impacts. Thanks to UChicago and Homebase for making the data available. #EconSky #NumbersDay

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  23. Many workers have missed shifts without jobs being destroyed making it challenging to measure labor impacts with conventional sources. We use real-time daily data from Homebase to measure impacts. Thanks to UChicago and Homebase for making the data available. #EconSky #NumbersDay

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  24. New Employer Cost of Employee Compensation data #NumbersDay From 2024Q3 to 2025Q3, % rise in average hourly cost by category 6.8%: Health insurance 3.7%: Total compensation 3.6%: Wages and salaries 2.0%: Retirement benefits www.bls.gov/news.release...

    Employer Costs for Employee C...

  25. New Employer Cost of Employee Compensation data #NumbersDay From 2024Q3 to 2025Q3, % rise in average hourly cost by category 6.8%: Health insurance 3.7%: Total compensation 3.6%: Wages and salaries 2.0%: Retirement benefits www.bls.gov/news.release...

    Employer Costs for Employee C...

  26. Wage growth continues to decelerate, signaling weakening employer demand for employees & difficulty for workers in securing raises Within-worker, over the year typical wage growth decelerated from 4.1% in Sept to 3.6% in Jan, slowest in over 4.5 yrs @[email protected] Wage Growth Tracker #NumbersDay

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  27. Wage growth continues to decelerate, signaling weakening employer demand for employees & difficulty for workers in securing raises Within-worker, over the year typical wage growth decelerated from 4.1% in Sept to 3.6% in Jan, slowest in over 4.5 yrs @[email protected] Wage Growth Tracker #NumbersDay

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  28. The advance international trade deficit in goods increased to $98.5 billion in December from $82.8 billion in November as exports decreased and imports increased. #NumbersDay

  29. The advance international trade deficit in goods increased to $98.5 billion in December from $82.8 billion in November as exports decreased and imports increased. #NumbersDay

  30. New unemployment insurance claims fell 10% in the week ending (WE) 2/14 to modest 206K. Continuing claims stable. Welcome news consistent with labor market stability. #NumbersDay

  31. New unemployment insurance claims fell 10% in the week ending (WE) 2/14 to modest 206K. Continuing claims stable. Welcome news consistent with labor market stability. #NumbersDay

  32. -2% decline in new unemployment insurance claims in week ending (WE) 2/7, basically maintaining moderate level reached last week. Good news rise didn't repeat. Continuing claims also basically steady. #NumbersDay

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  33. -2% decline in new unemployment insurance claims in week ending (WE) 2/7, basically maintaining moderate level reached last week. Good news rise didn't repeat. Continuing claims also basically steady. #NumbersDay

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