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US Initial Jobless Claims Fall to 189,000, Below 196,000 Forecast

US initial jobless claims for the week ended October 31 came in at 189,000, below the 196,000 expected by economists and down from the prior week’s 194,000. The lower-than-expected reading points to continued tightness in the labor market.

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A claims print this far below forecast reinforces the picture of a labor market that is not loosening quickly, which matters for anyone mapping the path of rates and, by extension, liquidity conditions that crypto and other risk assets trade against. The signal is narrow, though: one weekly reading is noisy, and claims alone say little about hiring or wage pressure. The open question is whether this tightness persists across the coming releases or proves a single-week blip, since the rate backdrop that RWA and digital-asset markets lean on hinges on that trajectory.

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