
On Friday, the latest US jobs report is set to be released, a significant event that has historically caused notable market reactions. Since 2018, S&P 500 futures have jumped an average of 0.29% within 30 minutes of the jobs data release. European stocks opened higher on Friday, reversing some of the week's losses ahead of the US jobs data. This data is expected to provide better clarity about the Federal Reserve's next move. The consensus forecasts are for monthly job creation of roughly the same magnitude as previous reports. This day is often referred to as 'Jobs Friday' in the US.
European stocks ticked higher at the open on Friday, reversing some of the week’s losses ahead of US jobs data which could give investors better clarity about the Federal Reserve’s next move https://t.co/Y6v3TmZ4Ys
European stocks ticked higher at the open on Friday, reversing some of the week’s losses ahead of US jobs data which could give investors better clarity about the Federal Reserve’s next move https://t.co/jNsR2uM9dt
European stocks ticked higher at the open on Friday, reversing some of the week’s losses ahead of US jobs data which could give investors better clarity about the Federal Reserve’s next move https://t.co/YkSPQUMzpY