Unemployment rates fell in three-quarters of large U.S. cities in November. The second straight month of declines for most major markets suggests the modest improvement in the job market is widespread.
The Labor Department said Wednesday that unemployment rates fell in 277 metro areas. They rose in 71 and were unchanged in 29. In October, 291 cities reported having lower unemployment rates, the most in seven months.
The metro area unemployment data can be volatile because they aren't adjusted for seasonal variations, such as hiring for the winter holiday.
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