The number of Americans applying for jobless aid slips to 203,000 as layoffs remain low
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The latest reports showed U.S. initial unemployment claims fell to 203,000, keeping the level at historic lows as layoffs remained rare. The dip in claims coincided with gold moving toward $4,600 an ounce, while the July goods trade deficit widened.
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