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The number of first-time jobless claims in the United States fell for the fourth consecutive week last week.
Initial jobless claims in the US fell for the fourth consecutive week last week, a trend that suggests that labour market conditions are improving as the economy recovers. First-time claims for unemployment benefits under regular state unemployment benefits fell 29000 to 348000 in the week ended Aug. 14, the lowest since the COVID-19 outbreak, according to data from the Labor Department on Thursday. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had expected the number to fall to 364000. In the week ended Aug. 7, the number of people claiming unemployment benefits fell to 2.8 million, the lowest level since the outbreak began. Apply for loss for the first time
Didi has fallen by more than 7% and has fallen by about 36% in the past four trading days.
Didi shares fell again in early trading on Thursday and are now down 7.22% at $11.05, down nearly $3 from the offering price, with a temporary turnover of $141 million, with a total market capitalization of $52.979 billion. Didi has fallen about 36% in the past four trading days after the "DiDi" App was removed from Didi's official website.
The number of people applying for unemployment benefits for the first time in the United States last week was 373000, with an estimated 350000.
The number of people applying for unemployment benefits for the first time in the United States last week was 373000, compared with an estimated 350000, compared with a previous figure of 364000. Treasury yields fell slightly after the data, with the 10-year yield unchanged at 1.275%. Spot gold and silver fluctuates little in the short term. Futures of the three major US stock indexes rose in the short term, with losses narrowing slightly. Dow futures and S & P 500 index futures fell 1.3%, while Nasdaq futures fell 1.44%. The number of initial jobless claims in the United States rose slightly last week, but it is still close to its lowest level since the outbreak, as the job market gradually recovers. Although
The biggest increase in global house prices since 2006 has sparked fears of a bubble.
The global house price index released on Thursday by real estate consultancy Knight Frank (Knight Frank) showed that global house prices rose by an average of 7.3 per cent in the 12 months to March, the biggest increase since the fourth quarter of 2006. House prices in Turkey rose the fastest, with an increase of 32 per cent, followed by New Zealand with an increase of 22.1 per cent. The United States ranked fifth, with an increase of 13.2%, the biggest increase since December 2005. In Asia, house prices in Singapore rose the fastest, with an increase of 6.1 per cent, followed by South Korea at 5.8 per cent and Japan at 5.7 per cent. Hong Kong, the world's most expensive real estate market
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