US weekly jobless claims hit 751,000, exceeding economist forecasts as labor-market recovery slows
Continuing claims, which track Americans receiving unemployment benefits, fell to 7.3 million for the week that ended October 24.
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US weekly jobless claims hit 751,000, exceeding economist forecasts as labor-market recovery slows
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