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[cryptothedoggy @cryptothedoggy]

🚨 BREAKING: US Initial Jobless Claims
data releases at 8:30 AM ET today.

Forecast: 211K | Previous: 215K

BELOW 211K:

• Bullish for USD
• Could pressure stocks & crypto
• Signals a stronger labor market
• Fewer Americans filing for unemployment

IN LINE (~211K):

• Labor market remains stable
• Limited market reaction expected
• Focus shifts to upcoming economic data

ABOVE 211K:

• Signals labor market softening
• Increases chances of Fed rate cuts
• More Americans filing for unemployment
• Bullish for stocks, Bitcoin, & other risk assets

Markets will be watching closely. 👀

[schneizel @HngMong1]

Initial jobless claims came in at 225K, higher than the 215K expected.

[The Coastal Journal @1CoastalJournal]

US INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS 📈

18% IN A MONTH TO: 225k

😳

[U.S.A.I. 🇺🇸 @researchUSAI]

🇺🇸 The First Order Consequence: The U. S. reported continuing jobless claims of about 1.777 million for the latest week, down from roughly 1.786 million in the prior week, landing near the 1.780 million estimate. That near-to-better-than-expected reading is consistent with marginal improvement in labor-market conditions, which supports personal financial stability for newly discouraged job seekers and recent entrants into longer job searches

🇺🇸 The Second Order Consequence: State workforce agencies and local employers cited by regional newsrooms typically use such trends to calibrate hiring plans and training capacity. With claims easing slightly, firms in services and retail are more likely to expand short-term interviews and shift more roles from temporary staffing to direct hiring, supporting group-level employment continuity and reduced household income volatility

🇺🇸 Discernment: The week-over-week change from 1.786 million to 1.777 million indicates limited but measurable prior decay easing rather than a turnaround driven by one-off factors. A falsifiable marker of growth is that the next report would need to hold below the prior week for multiple consecutive periods; a falsifiable marker of decay would be claims returning above 1.786 million in the subsequent release

🇺🇸 Reasoning: With continuing claims close to the consensus estimate, the reading implies the current labor market is stabilizing rather than deteriorating sharply. That stabilization supports current growth by reducing the probability that households extend unemployment duration, which can show up later in improved spending patterns and lower reliance on emergency credit

🇺🇸 Judgement: Overall growth is modest and tentative: continuing jobless claims moving from 1.786 million to 1.777 million signals improvement, but the magnitude is small enough that broader recovery cannot be confirmed from this data point alone. A stronger whole-system judgement would require follow-through in subsequent weekly readings and related indicators such as initial claims, payrolls, and unemployment rates

[Ted McNair @McnairTed]

Initial jobless claims came in at 225k vs the 215k expected. A bit higher than forecasted.

[The Oxford Club @The_Oxford_Club]

📉 U.S. labor market data comes in weaker…

Initial jobless claims just rose by 13,000 to 225,000, exceeding expectations of 212,000.

• Highest weekly claims reading since the first week of February

[cryptothedoggy @cryptothedoggy]

🚨BREAKING🚨

US Initial Jobless Claims just got released.

Actual: 225K

Forecast: 211K | Previous: 215K

[Liz Ann Sonders @LizAnnSonders]

Initial jobless claims up to 225k vs. 215k est. & 212k prior; continuing claims at 1.777M vs. 1.780M est. & 1.785M prior … greatest increases in CA (+3.9k), TN (+1.7k), & MN (+1.7k); greatest decreases in TX (-2.2k), NJ (-1.2k), & MD (-0.8k)

[MTS Insights @MTSInsights]

🇺🇸 Initial jobless claims rose to 225k for the week ending May 30, up +13k from the prior week and below the 244k level from a year ago.

Continuing claims fell to 1.777 mil, down -8k WoW and well below the 1.896 mil level from the same week last year.

[Daily Econ & Tech Stats @techno_stats]

U.S. Initial Jobless Claims reached 225K for the week of May 30th.

​With expectations set at 212K, this +13K uptick marks the highest level we’ve seen since early February. As shown in the graph, the upward drift in the chart is becoming more apparent.

​While the labor market remains relatively stable, this trend warrants a closer look. Is this a minor deviation or the start of a softening cycle?

​Would love to hear your thoughts on whether this reflects a cooling labor force.

​Data: U.S. Department of Labor / Trading Economics

​#Econ #Macro #LaborMarket #DataAnalysis

[Litest @Litest]

⚡BREAKING:

🇺🇸 US Initial Jobless Claims:

Actual: 225,000

Expected: 214,000

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

BREAKING

🇺🇸 US Initial Jobless Claims:
Actual: 225k
Expected: 213k

[Crypto News Hunters 🎯 @CryptoNewsHntrs]

🚨 U.S. JOBLESS CLAIMS SURPRISE TO THE UPSIDE

INITIAL CLAIMS: 225K EXPECTED: 214K PREVIOUS: 215K

[Investing.com @Investingcom]

*INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS 225K VS 215K EXPECTED

[Coin Bureau @coinbureau]

📊DATA: Initial jobless claims rose to 225,000, above expectations of 215,000.

The labor market is weakening faster than expected.

This could force the Fed to turn dovish sooner.

BULLISH for $BTC and crypto?

[Elizabeth Warren @ewarren]

Jan 6: Trump buys Eli Lilly stock. Praises GLP-1s on TV.

Feb 10: Trump buys up to $5M in Dell. Encourages people to “buy Dell.”

March: Trump buys Micron stock. Calls Micron "one of the hottest companies.”

Those are just 3 of the 3,000+ trades Trump made.

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🚨 LMAO! A Democrat Congresswoman just STORMED OUT of Marco Rubio’s hearing, as Rubio clowned on her

“Wait, why is she leaving?! …Well, thank you for coming!” 🤣

He’s got all these Democrats SUPER angry 😂

[The Bitcoin Historian @pete_rizzo_]

JUST IN: $12 TRILLION CHARLES SCHWAB JUST SAID LIVE ON BLOOMBERG THAT THE #BITCOIN BOTTOM IS IN

"BTC IS BACKED BY ENERGY"

"MINER COSTS HAS HISTORICALLY SERVED AS A PRICE FLOOR"

WALL STREET IS TELLING YOU 🔥

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

TRUMP: Be quiet. You should be ashamed of yourself. You used to be a conservative from Alabama.

KAITLAN COLLINS: I'm still from Alabama.

[NationalTVOnFire @NationalTVnFire]

@Xena_chronicle @elonmusk Did other officers literally stand around and watch Sarah Everard bleed out thinking she was somehow actually the real rapist instead of the victim? No? Well than it's not really a comparable situation now, is it?