
The market is reacting to the US jobs report which provided a weak result of the addition of 151 thousand jobs daughter only.
The futures contracts on indices on Wall Street are traded with a mixed trend with a tendency to decline.

The market is reacting to the US jobs report which provided a weak result of the addition of 151 thousand jobs daughter only.
The futures contracts on indices on Wall Street are traded with a mixed trend with a tendency to decline.

Wall Street stock markets are expected to open the month of September on a positive trend, towards flood macroeconomic data to be published in USA Today, and tomorrow’s with the employment report.

The Wall Street expectations are of a stability at the start of the trading day after a positive US jobs data
According to the ADP employment survey the US economy added 177 thousand new jobs in August.

Wall Street stock markets traded steadily due to the continued uncertainty surrounding future interest rate policy of the Federal Reserve.
The Indices S&P 500 and the Dow Jones traded almost unchanged, the Nasdaq climbed by 0.1%.

Wall Street stock markets are expected to open with a slight declines after Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer, once again didn’t removes the possibility that the central bank will raise the interest rates twice this year in the United States.

The future contracts on the leading indices on Wall Street stable opening of trading day. at the background of European stock markets declines, the declines in oil prices and after the trading on the Asian stock markets ended in a mixed trend.

Last week statements by Fed Chairman, Janet Yellen, and her deputy, Stanley Fisher, regarding an upcoming interest rate rise, dragged Wall Street to a three-week lows. But the hints they sent to the market can bring some stability to the system, which could lead Wall Street to new highs – at least until Yellen and Fisher deal with reality, the publication of the US employment report on Friday.

Wall Street stock markets opened the trading day with a slight decline.
The leading indices, Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S P 500 are down by 0.3%

The futures contracts on the leading indices on Wall Street are signaling on a slight declines at the opening of trading week, ahead of the Fed Chairman Janet Yellen speech this weekend at the annual meeting of central bankers.

The trading on world markets will be held this week on the background of the US real estate data.
It closely related to the low interest rate environment in the US
The trading on Wall Street last Friday ended with a decline, but the Nasdaq ended his eighth consecutive weekly with a rise.
The oil enjoyed increases last week by 9% at the backdrop of the meeting of Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to be held this week.