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Currituck County Reports Lowest Unemployment Rate in North Carolina

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As of October 31, 2026, Currituck County reported the lowest unemployment rate in North Carolina at 2.3% for September. This occurred while the state's unemployment rate was 3.4%, compared to a national rate of 4.2% in the same month. The North Carolina workforce grew by 0.1%, and the number of unemployed workers fell by 1.2% in September.

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The North Carolina economy is reportedly outperforming the nation, supported by increases in retail sales and building permits during September. Job growth in the state was concentrated in private education, health services, trade, transportation, and utilities, while businesses across North Carolina continue to advertise available positions.

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