SOURCE OBSERVATIONS
Initial unemployment claims
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Underlying observations are unavailable on this read surface.
INDICATOR DETAIL
Initial unemployment claims acceleration
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History
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No plottable history
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Exact values · final 12 periods in this chart window
| Economic period | Value | Unit | Quality |
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Economic period & freshness
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| Input | Latest source period | Observation age | Available to ECO I | Source status |
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| Initial unemployment claims | Not available | Unknown | Not available | No observations |
What this value measures
Four-week average claims percentage change from thirteen weeks earlier.
100 * (MA4_t / MA4_t-13w - 1)HYPOTHESIS-stage interpretation is not production-approved core evidence. Claims are noisy and affected by administration disasters strikes and seasonality.
Definition 2.0.0 · us_initial_claims_accelerationHypothesis
Claims acceleration is a hypothesis-stage labor deterioration signal that requires broader confirmation.
Proposed transform and anchors require point-in-time study.
Snapshot identity & machine-readable report
- Snapshot
- ero_us_macro_financial_20260910T003539Z_f004bde27e96
- Profile version
- 10.0.0
- Generated
- 10 Sep 2026 · 00:47 UTC
- Analytical content SHA-256
- f004bde27e969e3c81739b5588813c41b24e66d3926e28a0455a2692f9797820
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. BLS.gov cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from BLS.gov. Data access dates are supplied as retrieved_at in canonical observations. Latest retained BLS access: 05 Sep 2026 · 21:45 UTC. BLS source terms
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