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The New Zealand sharemarket gave back more than half of the previous day’s gains as investors once again worried about the future path of interest rates and...

On a relatively quiet day of economic announcements, investors might be looking for inflation clues. Major U.S. banks might be reporting their quarterly earnings this week.

Early cues from the U.S. Futures Index suggest that Wall Street might open in negative territory. Asian shares finished mostly up, while European shares are trading lower.

Wall Street kicked off the week on a positive note, marking a turnaround from the challenging start to the year. All major stock indices showed gains, except for the Dow Jones, as financial conditions showed signs of improvement.

Private sector employment and weekly jobless claims might be the highlights on Thursday. The Monthly Jobs Report of the Labor Department also will get attention.

Jim Bianco projects 10-year Treasury yield to reach 5.5% in 2024 due to a hawkish Fed approach and resilient economy.

Wednesday, given the year-end trading and New Year holidays, trading might remain relatively subdued. There are not many economic announcements today. Investors might be influenced by geopolitical signals.

Gold prices climbed higher on Wednesday, as the dollar weakened and long term bond yields dropped amid rising expectations the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates as early as March 2024.

Early signs from the U.S. Futures Index suggest that Wall Street might open positive on Tuesday after the Christmas holidays. Asian shares finished mostly down, while European shares are trading broadly up.