Enviado: 8/4/2004 14:00Obrigadissimo pela resposta rápida. 
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CALDEIRÃO DE BOLSA
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Enviado: 8/4/2004 13:58Enviado: 8/4/2004 13:47Ia enviar-lhe uma MP mas como é visitante isso não é possível. Onde consulta essas informações? Seria possível partilhar isso?
13:30 - Dados States
Enviado: 8/4/2004 13:388:30am 04/08/04 U.S. WEEKLY JOBLESS CLAIMS FALL 14,000 TO 328,000
8:30am 04/08/04 U.S. 4-WK AVG JOBLESS CLAIMS DROP 3,250 TO 336,750
8:30am 04/08/04 U.S. 4-WK AVG JOBLESS CLAIMS LOWEST SINCE NOV. 2000
U.S. 4-wk avg jobless claims fall to 336,750
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- The average number of weekly filings for state unemployment benefits over the past four weeks fell 3,250 to 336,750, the lowest since November 2000, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
Initial claims for benefits in the latest week fell 14,000 to 328,000.
The four-week average is considered a better gauge of job destruction trends than the more-volatile weekly number, which is subject to large revisions and which can be distorted by special one-time factors, such as weather.
8:30am 04/08/04 U.S. 4-WK AVG JOBLESS CLAIMS DROP 3,250 TO 336,750
8:30am 04/08/04 U.S. 4-WK AVG JOBLESS CLAIMS LOWEST SINCE NOV. 2000
U.S. 4-wk avg jobless claims fall to 336,750
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- The average number of weekly filings for state unemployment benefits over the past four weeks fell 3,250 to 336,750, the lowest since November 2000, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
Initial claims for benefits in the latest week fell 14,000 to 328,000.
The four-week average is considered a better gauge of job destruction trends than the more-volatile weekly number, which is subject to large revisions and which can be distorted by special one-time factors, such as weather.