America's first "please jobless claims for the third straight weekly decline, last week, the latest sign that the labor market recovery to gain traction.
Other data on Thursday showed that the gasoline prices last month, pushing down the producer price index, but the lack of a wide range of price pressures to keep within the scope of the federal reserve is very loose monetary policy.
Claims in the report, said: a range of data, retail sales, manufacturing and employment, also proposed the economic impact is limited, from higher tax revenues.
"Labour market data signal at least stable recently, and is likely to increase, employment growth in 2013 to present, although the implementation of the various forms of fiscal austerity, silver, j.p. Morgan chase & co. (JPMorgan chase) in New York, says economist Daniel."
The labor department said that jobless claims dropped by 10000 to a seasonally adjusted 332000 last week,. A Reuters survey of economists had expected claims for unemployment aid rose to 350000 for the first time.
The four-week moving average of new requirements, better measure of the Labour market trends, to its lowest in five years, suggesting that the underlying labor market conditions.
Although signs in the employment market forces may exacerbate already heated debate, in the process of the fed's monetary policy in the future, economists said the U.S. central bank is unlikely to cut its monetary stimulus.
Economic policy makers meet next week assessment and is widely expected to continue to work hard to promote stronger economic growth in buying $85 billion of bonds on a monthly basis. It said that the fed will maintain asset purchases until it sees significantly improve Labour market outlook.
Although the employment growth picked up in recent months, it is more reflected in employment than took to reduce layoffs. In February, payrolls added a healthy 236000, economists said, however, that this is not enough, in order to meet the central bank in the United States.
Omair sharif, said royal bank of Scotland (RBS) economists in Stamford, Connecticut, "the fed is looking for a wide range of Labour market have improved, we need to hire the labor market recovery speed, true assurance".
A government report showed on Tuesday record can be traced back to job cuts in January of 2000 is the lowest, and employ the pace of remained stable.
Investors welcomed the claim down, and buying American stocks. The dow Jones industrial average streak extended to 10 days, closing at a record high again. Treasury prices fell, while the dollar from a seven-month high, fell back against a basket of currencies.
Moderate inflation
From the labor department provided the second report is no reason to worry about rising inflation, food prices at the wholesale level almost to reverse the cost increased in January and only slight increase of cars.
However, gasoline prices rose 7.2%, last month, enough to drive a relatively steep 0.7%, after the producer price index rose 0.2%, at 1 month in advance.
In the 12 months to February, farms, factories and oil refineries prices rose by 1.7%, the fastest growth, because October from access to 1.4% of one month before.
But potential inflationary pressures still controlled, excluding volatile food and energy costs, after rising 0.2% in January increased by a similar wholesale prices.
In the 12 months to February, the so-called core producer prices rose 1.7%, the smallest increase since January 2011.
Even though gasoline prices last month, the producer price index they have begun to decline, from their lofty level. This should keep inflation under wraps, and improve the purchasing power of consumers.
"Inflation related pictures to keep quiet. Oil and gasoline prices have retreated, in February, therefore, we would like to see the producer prices plunged in the title next month," IHS Global Insight in Lexington, said nigel gault, chief U.S. economist, Massachusetts.
 



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