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Thursday May 19, 09:13
U.S. initial claims fell to 321,000
(by John Glagow)

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U.S. initial claims fell 20,000 to 321,000 in the week ended May 14, according to the Labor Department. Economists were expecting 330,000. The four-week moving average rose 5,500 to 329,750.

After the release of the data the benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose 4/32/ Its yield fell to 4.08%. The euro fell to $1.2620 from $1.2645
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