Eurozone unemployment rate in July at 6.4%
Eurozone unemployment rate for July was 6.4%, versus 6.3% estimated and 6.3% prior.
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Eurozone unemployment rate holds at 6.4% in July
Eurozone unemployment rate for July was 6.4%, versus 6.3% estimate and 6.3% prior.
Nasdaq Gains Over 300 Points; US Employers Cut 23,000 Jobs In July
U.S. stocks traded higher toward the end of trading, with the Nasdaq Composite gaining more than 300 points on Friday. The Dow traded up 0.30% to 54,048.67 while the NASDAQ rose 1.20% to 26,663.54. The S&P 500 also rose, gaining, 0.58% to 7,754.64. Leading and Lagging Sectors Materials shares jumped by 1.5% on Friday.
US Trading Hours Summary: May JOLTS openings rise; First half comes to a close
Summary US equity market looked to finish off quarter and month on an up note. Tech did a good portion of the heavy lifting, unwinding some the mega-cap weakness/rotations seen into quarters end. May JOLTS jobs data jumped up towards 7.6M openings pushing up Treasury yields marginally. EU CPI readings were broadly cool
US Trading Hours Summary: May JOLTS openings rise; First half comes to a close
Summary US equity market looked to finish off quarter and month on an up note. Tech did a good portion of the heavy lifting, unwinding some the mega-cap weakness/rotations seen into quarters end. May JOLTS jobs data jumped up towards 7.6M openings pushing up Treasury yields marginally. EU CPI readings were broadly cool
com EU Mid-Market Update: Soft UK growth, hawkish ECB & an incoming UK Defence Plan that is expected to be short of funding; Focus on USD/JPY move
**Notes/Observations** - Month-end data flow was broadly constructive for the eurozone but added to the ECB's policy dilemma. French preliminary June CPI surprised to the downside at 1.8% y/y (vs 2.0%e), bringing headline inflation back to target for the first time in three months, while French consumer spending (+0.5%