The attention among investors was again focused on US employment data for more information about the trajectory of the Federal Reserve policy.
Wall Street It advances a new wheel with slight increases in the pre -opening this Thursday. A new series of work market data will be known, in the prior to the publication of the Employment Report on Friday. It is a very anticipated fact by the marketsince it could consolidate a rate cut of the Federal Reserve in the middle of the month.
In Europe, the optimistic tone predominates: the Euro Stoxx 50 rises 0.33%, while the German Dax increases 0.77%, while the French cac low 0.26%. Out of the European Unionhe FTSE of the United Kingdom Accompany with a rise of 0.46%.
In Asia, the trend was the opposite. The bags in China closed in red, with the Shanghai square having scored a 1.25%drop, while the HANG Kong Hang Seng dropped 1.12%. For its part, the Nikkei 225 Japanese rose 1.48%.
Currently, the Dow Jones rises 0.12%, while the S&P 500 increases 0.15% and Nasdaq 0.11%. In the previous wheel, the industrial index closed 0.05%, unlike the other two indicators of Wall Streetwhich rose 0.51%, and 1.02%, respectively.
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Employment data returns to the center of the scene
This Wednesday, the job jolts survey reached a minimum of ten months, consolidating the expectations of a feat cut of the Fed this month. In today’s wheel, the renovations and new orders of unemployment subsidy last week were known, which showed mixed results.
For its part, The employment report of the ADP consultancy showed a creation of 54,000 jobsmuch less than the 73,000 expected and July 106,000. Likewise, the Challenger report on job cuts showed that layoffs increased by 13 % year -on -year.
The data are useful to estimate the Employment Report that the US Labor Statistics Department will publish tomorrow, which It will be decisive for the next FOMC meeting in just two weeks. It should also be remembered that it will be the last data of the labor market before a decision is made.
Source: Ambito
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