Jin10 Data reported on August 14 that last week, the number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. slightly decreased, indicating that employers remain reluctant to lay off workers. For the week ending August 9, initial jobless claims fell by 3,000 to 224,000, which is largely in line with economists' expectations. Due to Trump’s policies, particularly the economic uncertainty brought about by tariff policies, companies have reduced the number of new hires. However, the relatively low number of initial claims suggests that employers are not conducting large-scale layoffs. Additionally, the number of continuing jobless claims dropped to 1.95 million. Over the past few months, this figure has hovered near the highest levels since 2021, indicating that many unemployed Americans are finding it difficult to secure jobs.