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Macro

Unemployment Rate

How Reddit is talking about Unemployment Rate, beside related indicators. The release chart switches on as soon as its FRED series is wired.

Upcoming releases

Official release calendars

The next Employment Situation (jobs report) release is scheduled for 6 November 2026 at 08:30 ET (Bureau of Labor Statistics schedule). Schedule updated 12 October 2026.

Upcoming scheduled releases, soonest first
Date Status Time What it covers
6 Nov 2026 Confirmed 08:30 ET October 2026
4 Dec 2026 Confirmed 08:30 ET November 2026

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics release schedule.

Mentions · 30d 900

Reddit mentions for Unemployment Rate

900 mentions

Day12 Oct 2026

MENTIONS140–100 / day
Unemployment Rate over the last 30 days, plotting daily Reddit mentions as bars, left-hand scale.per day05010013 Sep20 Sep28 Sep5 Oct12 Oct
Unemployment Rate over the last 30 days, plotting daily Reddit mentions as bars, left-hand scale.13 Sep28 Sep12 Oct
The Distributed Sentinel 12 Oct 2026

Reddit's interest in Unemployment Rate held level across this window — 900 mentions over 30 days, with no single day carrying more than 10% of them

This chart in words

The chart plots daily Reddit mentions of Unemployment Rate over the 30 days to 12 October 2026: 900 in total, busiest on 2 October with 86, and 14 on the last day counted.

UNEMPLOYMENT — frequently asked questions

From live data

How often is Unemployment Rate mentioned on Reddit?

Unemployment Rate was mentioned 171 times in the last 7 days across the finance subreddits we track, and 900 times over the trailing 30 days.

Answers are generated from the live figures on this page — official FRED prints, the published release calendars and Reddit crowd data, each where shown — and update as the data does.

Sources

  1. RedditReddit ingest across the tracked finance subreddits