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DC metro unemployment rate falls to pandemic low

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The D.C. metro area's unemployment rate fell to a pandemic low of 3.5% in July. Unemployment rates were lower than a year earlier in 383 of the nation's 389 metropolitan statistical areas. Seven cities tied for the lowest July unemployment rate at just 1.7%. Yuma, Arizona had the highest unemployment rate in July at 18.4%.

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DC metro unemployment rate falls to pandemic low

The D.C. metro area’s unemployment rate fell to a pandemic low of 3.5% in July, down from 3.7% in June and 5.4% a year earlier.The Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics reports unemployment rates were lower than a year earlier in 383 of the nation’s 389 metropolitan statistical areas. Ninety-one cities had unemployment rates of less than 3%. More Business NewsSeven cities tied for the lowest July unemployment rate at just 1.7%: Burlingto…

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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