The economic calendar was light with the Employment Trends data coming in a bit higher at 109.70 vs 109.45 last month. Coming off the US jobs report on Friday, the marker reaction was limited.
The other data was a NY Fed survey data which showed.
Consumers also saw:
The mean perceived probability of losing one’s job in the next twelve months declined by 1.6 percentage points to 11.9 percent. The mean probability of leaving one’s job voluntarily in the next twelve months also declined by 2.0 percentage points to 18.2 percent. Both readings are the lowest since January 2024.The mean perceived probability of finding a job if one’s current job was lost declined sharply to 50.2 percent from 54.1 percent in November, the lowest reading since April 2021The reaction was more toward a decline in the USD after gains coming into the US trading day.
As the clock ticks to the close, the greenback is ending the day mixed. The changes of the USD vs the major currencies shows:
EUR, +0.23%JPY -0.06%GBP, +0.22%CHF, +0.13%CAD -0.17%AUD, -0.24%NZD -0.20%Those changes compare to the early US session gains in the greenback of:
EUR, +0.52%JPY -0.22%GBP, +0.81%CHF, Unchanged%CAD +0.05%AUD, +0.07%NZD +0.18%Modest dollar selling was the trend in the US session.
Stocks also saw a change in direction from the early US session. Major indices moved lower in the early part of the day with the low watermarks reaching:
Dow industrial average down -93.56 pointsS&P index down -53.73 pointsNASDAQ index down -329.72 pointsRussell 2000 down -30.60 pointsHowever, by the close, all but the Nasdaq had moved into positive territory. The S&P snapped a 3 day decline, but the Nasdaq index which closed lower by -73.53 points or -0.38% at 19088.10, extended it's losing streak to 4-consecutive days.
The final numbers showed:
Dow industrial average rose 358.67 points or 0.86% at 42297.12S&P index rose 9.18 points or 0.16% at 5836.22NASDAQ index fell -73.53 points or -0.38% at 19088.10IN the US debt market, yields traded higher and lower as well but is looking to close the day modestly higher with the exception of the 2 year:,
2 year 4.389% -0.6 basis points5-year 4.605%, +1.4 basis points.10 year 4.786%, +1.2 basis points30 year 4.965%, +0.1 basis pointsTomorrow US PPI data will be released at 8:30 AM with expectations of 0.2% for the MoM. with the core expected to rise by 0.4%. The more important CPI data will be released on Wednesday with expectations of 0.3% MoM for the headline and 0.2% for the core.
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