Poor movements of Wall Street indicators amid a watchdog to report work

Investors in Wall Street have kept them from performing big bets as the market will close on Friday. Treasury bonds flourished to a strong sale of $ 22 billion, which brought some rest after the last sales. The shares swing between the profits and the minor losses throughout the session, and the “S&B 500” index returned to 5900 points, which is an important psychological sign, after falling shortly. The options market bets that the index will move about 1.2% in any direction to the US recruitment data that will be released on Friday, according to City Group. This will be the biggest implicit movement on the day of announcing the post report since September. Employers in the United States may have reduced the employment last month to complete a year of moderate and healthy career growth, at a time when economists expect this growth to continue in 2025. Monitoring showed that a survey was done by ‘on 22 research’ that most investors carefully monitor the salaries of employees, more than usual. Only 26% of respondents are of the opinion that Friday data will lead to the strengthening of ‘risk’, while 40% were believed that the market would be ‘away from risk’, and 34% believe the market response would be ‘mixed/ unmistakable’. “Investors will want to see a return to good data, in accordance with the least powerful labor market, to calm the last height in revenue and help stabilize shares,” Tom Isay said in the Sevens report. The latest Federal Reserve lecturer has not broken any important land, as it has shown that officials take a new position on lowering interest rates in the midst of high prices, and decides to slow down in the coming months. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Bank governor Christopher Wald expressed his conviction that inflation would continue to delay towards the central bank of 2%. The S&B 500 index rose about 0.2%, and there was no significant change to the Nasdaq 100 index, while the Dow Jones Industrial Index rose 0.2%. US stock markets will be closed on January 9 due to a national raw for former president Jimmy Carter. The bond market will be closed at 14:00 New York. The yield on US treasury bonds has dropped ten years by two basis points to 4.67%. The yield on the bonds exceeded 20 years, which is the late return on the US government debt curve, as it was offered again in 2020, for a short period of 5%. The British markets have dropped, asking the returns at the highest level in more than a decade. The “Bloomberg” index for the immediate dollar rose 0.4%. The fluctuation in the first half, Chris Seneic of Wolf Research Company, said that “the power in the labor market is likely to retain interest rates to lower interest if it lowers or reduces a year.” He added: “But we still believe that inflation will continue slowly, while employment remains in a balance, which can lower the Federal Reserve three times in 2025.” Although the recent decline in equities and bonds may aggravate traders’ concerns about the possibility of high inflation and interest rates, the decline is unlikely to reach the maximum limits that took place in 2022, when the markets survived from the worst year since the global financial crisis, according to Mike Wilson. The largest US stock strategy at the bank expects the first half of 2025 to be volatile, with an improvement in the second half, as he said during an interview with ‘Bloomberg’ TV Wednesday. He added that the difference between the current time and 2022, that the Federal Reserve used at the time to strongly raise interest rates, and at a pace that is unlikely to be repeated in the foreseeable future. Wilson pointed out that there is not much fall in prices today, “but that does not mean the absence of the possibility of a 10% decline for many shares if prices remain at this level.” A field for further decrease there is room for shares that reduce more, as yields of the mortgage are near the levels that have been painful for shares over the past few years. The Goldman Sachs group, including Christian Muller Glemman, wrote in a memo that “the connections of the shares/mortgage returns have become negative again, emphasizing that if the returns continue to rise without good economic data, it will affect the stock markets. The case of negative news about growth. “Henry Allen of ‘Deutsche Bank’ on his part believes that ‘the recession has historically been the most common motivation for major losses’, and the major decline in 2008 and 2020 needed an economic shrinkage as the Dotcom bubble explosion took place amid a slowdown in 2001. Not a sign, and if there is anything, it is a lot of the leading time. “The beginning of the new year was volatile. The increased sensitivity to the high income of bonds, and the conditions of excessive sale within the near time, are factors that test the patience of investors and their nerves. Despite the increasing caution, we are still optimistic where the initial upward trends of the most important indicators remain,” says Craig Johnson of Piper Sandler.