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US Initial Jobless Claims Fall to Three-Month Low
US weekly jobless claims near 57-year lows, underscore labor market stability
US weekly jobless claims near 57-year lows
US weekly jobless claims fall to 194,000, below expectations
US jobless claims hover near 57-year low as layoffs remain subdued
US jobless claims fell to 194,000 last week, lowest since July
US initial jobless claims 194K vs 200K estimate. Better than expected.
BOE’s Greene Says UK Labor Market Is Not as Weak as Thought
UK labor market sees flat trend, employment rate rises
UK labour market rebounds with stronger employment
4.7%: United Kingdom Unemployment Rate unexpectedly falls in three months to August
UK unemployment rate falls to 4.7% as jobs rebound, keeping BOE rate hike bets intact
RBADVISERS: “.. CPI, PPI, Import prices, Jobless claims and now Industrial production all suggest the Fed rate hike has done little to slow the economy. Likely more rate hikes ahead.”
US weekly jobless claims rise marginally amid low layoffs
US jobless claims edge up to 199,000 in latest week
Unemployment rate rises in urban areas in September
India's September unemployment rate at 5 %
US weekly jobless claims rise to 199,000, matching expectations
India’s unemployment rate steady at 5% in September, rural female joblessness hits 2026 low
US Initial Jobless Claims rose to 199K last week
India Records Year-On-Year Rise In Employment In September As Unemployment Rate Falls To 5 Per Cent: NSO Data
India's unemployment rate remains stable at 5% in September: NSO data
India's unemployment rate stays steady at 5% in September
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Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Saskatchewan sets 50% tariff on US alcohol after new Trump tariffs on Canadian goods
Reuters · 8 sources
Nvidia Reports Blowout Quarter, Says Demand for AI Chips Is Getting Even Hotter
The Wall Street Journal · 5 sources
US Economy Expands 1.5% With Spending, Investment Revised Up
Bloomberg · 4 sources
Brazil’s inflation cools as prices post first monthly decline in a year
Reuters · 5 sources
Fed’s Cook Denies Wrongdoing as Trump Renews Bid to Fire Her
Bloomberg · 7 sources
Wall Street Slips as July PCE Inflation Tops Forecasts
Seoul Economic Daily · 4 sources
BOJ deputy governor Himino calls for 'timely' rate hike
Reuters · 3 sources
Ministers tell Bank of England to boost innovation in digital currencies
Financial Times · 2 sources
South Korea central bank delivers back-to-back rate hike, as expected
Reuters · 5 sources
(URGENT) Seoul stocks end higher for 3rd day on Nvidia earnings
Yonhap News Agency
US inflation remains elevated as GDP growth outlook brightens
CNBC TV18 · 2 sources
Interest rates must rise further on inflation risks, ECB's Schnabel tells Bloomberg
Reuters · 3 sources
Best-performing crypto in August: Cardano leads with 36% gain, Bitcoin hits $80,000
CNBC TV18 · 6 sources
Trump has submitted civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress for review: Report
CNBC TV18 · 5 sources
Asia stocks rise on boosted confidence in AI rally; Kospi jumps up to 3%
CNBC TV18
Australia Inflation Overshoots Estimate, Boosting Rate-Hike Bets
Bloomberg · 6 sources
Japan Health Min. Eyes Record 36.5 T. Yen in FY 2027 Budget
Jiji Press via Nippon.com · 4 sources
US-Iran war sinks into energy trench warfare six months on
Reuters · 3 sources
Canadian Dollar: Trade conflict keeps downside risks alive against US Dollar - ING
FXStreet · 5 sources
SEC reportedly subpoenas Wall Street banks over AI hedge fund Situational Awareness's near collapse
CNBC · 4 sources
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