Wall Street futures were positive early Friday. Futures tied to the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq were all above water in the early premarket period.
Wall Street futures were positive early Friday as traders await key jobs numbers before the opening bell. Major European markets were up in morning trading. TSX futures were higher with October employment numbers also due in this country.
“Hiring momentum continues to soften amid a cooling housing market and weakening demand for consumer products,” she said. “That, together with a small rebound in the labour force participation rate, should drive the jobless rate back to August levels of 5.4%.” In Asia, Japan’s Nikkei ended down 1.68 per cent. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng spiked 5.36 per cent on rumours that China is poised to ease COVID restrictions and a report that a U.S. inspection of Chinese company auditsCrude prices rallied in early going as the U.S. dollar pulled back and markets weighed speculation over a potential relaxation in China’s strict COVID-19 policies.
“Of course, this is pure speculation at the moment and yesterday’s denial from the National Health Commission appears to have fallen on deaf ears but that doesn’t appear to have stopped oil rallying.” “Gold is trading tentatively higher on the final day of the week after testing the September and October lows on Thursday,” Mr. Erlam said.
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