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Stocks Climb as Jobs Report Bolsters Stimulus Bets: Markets Wrap

Stocks Climb as Jobs Report Bolsters Stimulus Bets: Markets Wrap
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Futures Rise as Jobs Report Bolsters Stimulus Bets: Markets Wrap

Futures Rise as Jobs Report Bolsters Stimulus Bets: Markets Wrap
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U S stocks climb as weak jobs bolster stimulus bets

U.S. stocks climb on stimulus hope after weak jobs data Rita Nazareth, Bloomberg News VIDEO SIGN OUT Stocks extended their weekly rally after weaker-than-forecast U.S. jobs data bolstered the case for President Joe Biden’s US$1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. The dollar fell. The House adopted the budget resolution that cleared the Senate early Friday, paving the way to pass a stimulus bill in coming weeks with only Democratic votes. The S&P 500 climbed to another record in its best week since November as all of its major groups but tech rose. The surge in GameStop Corp. after Robinhood Markets Inc. removed limits on buying the stock did little to repair the video-game retailer’s weekly plunge of about 80 per cent. Two-year Treasury note yields matched their record low amid a drop across shorter-dated rates.

U S equity futures rise; crude oil extends gain

U.S. stock futures opened higher after a rally fizzled in the regular session with earnings continuing to roll in, while Asian equity contracts pointed to a muted start. Treasuries fell and crude oil extended its advance.

Stock rally fades, futures steady; dollar climbs: markets wrap

MONEYWEB app instead? Treasuries held overnight losses. 09:28  Image: Noriko Hayashi/Bloomberg A three-day rally in global stocks faded on Thursday after Asian shares retreated as earnings rolled in. Treasuries held overnight losses and the dollar edged higher. S&P 500 futures and European contracts fluctuated. The US gauge closed barely in the green Wednesday following its biggest two-day rally in almost three months. South Korean stocks led Asian bourses lower. Chinese shares retreated amid hawkish comments on a trade blacklist from President Joe Biden’s nominee for commerce secretary, Gina Raimondo. Earlier, the Nasdaq 100 closed lower as Amazon.com Inc. slumped.

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