最新报道:According to Bijie.com, the latest employment data shows that initial unemployment claims in the United States have fallen back to a nearly four-year range after a surge the previous week. This decline in initial claims reflects a correction in Texas' previously "inexplicable surge" in claims, which was apparently linked to hiring and firing changes among educators in the state. Continuing unemployment claims (those who continue to receive benefits after an initial claim) are also declining, but remain above the "Maginot Line" threshold of 1.9 million. Will this data trend prompt Powell and the Federal Reserve to reduce their easing bias? Perhaps the "data-driven" saga is about to begin again.