US Continuing Jobless Claims for September 2025: Bearish Signal for the Dollar

On September 25, 2025, the US Department of Labor released data on continuing jobless claims for the week ending October 11. The reported figure was 1.761 million. No consensus forecast or previous value was provided.This indicator is one of the key measures of domestic labor market conditions, tracking the number of individuals who have reapplied for unemployment benefits. As it is published weekly, the data is closely watched by investors. An increase in continuing claims signals a weakening outlook for the employment market, which could influence the Federal Reserve’s assessment of labor market conditions.The importance level of this data is rated at 2. It is calculated based on the number of people who reapplied for unemployment insurance during the previous week and is released weekly. The next publication is scheduled for October 30, 2025.

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