unemployment data

The new unemployment data showed that the economy lost 300,000 jobs in December alone.

There's more to the unemployment data than the headline figures.

They do not show up in the unemployment data.

But confusion over the unemployment data caused rates to bounce back.

All week the stock market held back, as traders awaited the May unemployment data.

The federal labor office said the unemployment data reflected the impact of a slowdown in economic growth.

The unemployment data released last Friday provided evidence that the job market is improving, but more slowly than the economy as a whole.

It was the Connexions/careers service who could provide the most accurate unemployment data for this age group.

The new unemployment data provided mixed signals about the economy's underlying strength.

Also putting pressure on the dollar was anticipation over the release today of November unemployment data.

The unemployment data could change the tone of a market that rallied strongly in July.

But in general, traders were bracing for April unemployment data to be released this morning.

Private-sector analysts have often been wrong about unemployment data, which are volatile.

Bond prices and yields traded in a narrow range, with the market on hold ahead of new unemployment data.

The dollar rose in thin trading as the markets awaited unemployment data.

Stocks were mostly lower yesterday as investors remained cautious ahead of today's unemployment data for September.

Under most programs, unemployment data are used to determine the distribution of funds to be allocated to each eligible area.

Even with a diversified supply of employment, however, unemployment data can be skewed.

"People seem to be waiting for the unemployment data on Friday to see if last month's higher-than-expected figure was a fluke or not."

Still, there was enough skepticism about the unemployment data to prevent the dollar from extending its gains even further.

The better-than-expected unemployment data dampened hopes for lower interest rates.

These differences may limit the validity of international comparisons of unemployment data.

But job creation and unemployment data will be closely watched by traders, he said, to see when, or if, the Fed cuts rates.

The shift is reflected in the unemployment data.

We've mapped the unemployment data by state - you can explore it here: