In all the 8 months of COVID19, it’s known no day, night, or holiday to rear its ugly head, and today’s no exception despite it a day before Thanksgiving, but at least the United States Department Of Labor reported a day early due to the holiday yet another week of stagger unemployment numbers, at the tune of 778,000, on the rise again by 30,000 from the week before where 748,000 claims were filed, revised by 6,000 from 742,000.
Once again, the insured unemployment rate was at odds with the unemployment numbers, decreasing to 4.1 percent from 0.2 percent, with no revision from the week before, those odds continue with the number of those on insured unemployment, coming in at 6,071,000 with 299,000 less than last week from 6,370,000, revised down from 6,372,000.
Daniel Quintanilla
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[…] The United States Department Of Labor had a much lower number unemployed this week in the COVID19 pandemic, possibly because of the Thanksgiving holiday, but 712,000 is still another staggering figure, 75,000 less than last week’s revised number of 787,000, higher by 9,000, worse that thought. […]