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Weekly jobless claims rise amid new coronavirus restrictions. This as the sale of existing homes sharply beat expectations in the month of October. On Wall to Wall, Greta spoke with Mitch Roschelle. founding partner at Macro Trends Advisors, to discuss the data.

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  1. bryaneep says:

    The President, our President of the United States, has just not only saved the United States citizens, "(our family members)", but He, has saved the World also with this vaccine. We the People, and the World, "THANK YOU", President TRUMP…

  2. Preston Pittman says:

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  3. strawman says:

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  4. namur 1990 says:

    If growth continues at October’s pace, it would take about 16 additional months before U.S. companies employ as many people as they did before the pandemic began. There are a few reasons to suspect hiring will instead decelerate. They include the fact that the share of unemployed workers who report being on “temporary” layoff is smaller now than it was earlier this year, suggesting that those currently out of work won’t be returning to their old positions and will take longer to find new jobs.

    Rising coronavirus infection rates — which reached record daily highs will also make it even more challenging for industries already hit hard, such as restaurants and hotels, to reopen, especially as winter settles in. And as long as schools and child-care facilities remain closed, parents (disproportionately women) will have difficulty returning to work.

    Education jobs at state and local governments were also shed in September, a result of both shuttered institutions and continued budget pressure on states and localities affected by the pandemic. Without more federal aid, more layoffs are all but certain in the months ahead.

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