The leading indices on Wall Street ended the trading day yesterday with stability, before the employment report to be published today.
The Dow Jones fell by 0.1%, at the Nasdaq was devalued by 0.2% and the S&P 500 rose by 0.1%.
Twitter shares crashed yesterday at 20%, after Apple and Google withdrew from its purchase option.
The trading day on Wall Street opened with a slight downhill.
The Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are down by 0.1% and the Nasdaq lost 0.2%.
The Initial Jobless Claims in the US continued to be low – 249 thousand, which were below the analysts’ expectations of 256 thousand.
The average loss data for the last 4 weeks was 253.5 thousand – a low figure since 1973.
The futures contracts pointing to a slight decrease with the opening of trading day on Wall Street today.
Google and Walt Disney withdrew their intention to purchase Twitter.
Twitter according to reports are having trouble finding a buyer and negotiating for its sale is going on for many months.
In response to the share price falls by 15% before the opening of the trading day today.
Tomorrow the US employment report in September will be published.
According to preliminary forecasts, the US economy in the past month produced 171 thousand new jobs, improved after the addition of 151 thousand jobs in August.
The unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged, at 4.9%.
The European stock markets trade is conducted in a positive trend following the increases in Asia and Wall Street.
The FTSE rising by 0.1%, the DAX climbing by 0.2% iand the CAC rising by 0.5%.
The Asian stock markets trading is conducted in a positive trend, together with the rise in the oil market to nearly 50 dollars a barrel.
Tokyo rising by 0.6%, Hong Kong and Singapore climbing by 0.5%.
The trading on Wall Street stock exchanges closed yesterday on a positive trend for the first time three days.
The rise of the US service sector strengthened the expectations that the world’s largest economy is ready for the raise of the interest rates.
The US PMI services sector in September was 57.1%, versus 51.4% in August and above the economists’ forecast of 53.1%.
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