The future of the main rates of Wall Street rose on Friday, before an employment relationship in the United States and the comments of the President of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, while investors await greater clarity on the health of the largest economy in the world in the midst of tariff turbulence.
The future of the 500 has increased by 0.32%, while the future contract of the Nasdaq 100 increased by 0.45%and the future of Dow Jones has advanced by 0.18%.
The report on employment of the Department of Labor should demonstrate that the economy has created 160,000 work openings in February, more than the 143,000 recorded in the previous month.
It is likely that the February unemployment rate will remain unchanged from January to 4%, which can offer comfort to investors who navigate through the signs of deterioration of the trust of consumers and businesses.
However, recent initiatives to cut public spending can threaten resilience of the labor market in the coming months.
Among the main companies, Broadcom climbed 12.6% in pre -opening negotiations, after the chips manufacturer mitigated the concerns of investors regarding the demand for artificial intelligence infrastructures with a strong forecast of the second quarter, one day after Marvell’s forecast has disappointed investors.
Marvell advanced by 1.5% after a drop of 20% on Thursday, while Nvidia and Micon increased by 1.3% and 1.5%, respectively.
The actions have had the most volatile week this year, since investors try to evaluate the commercial policy of the President of the United States Donald Trump.
In the previous session, Nasdaq confirmed a 10% decrease from the historical maximum of December, while the S&P 500 reversed most of its earnings from Trump’s electoral victory.
The two rates, together with Dow Jones, are traveling for their largest weekly fall since September.
Analysts say that Trump’s concerns will bring the world’s largest economy to a period of high inflation and growth growth.
Last Wednesday, Trump offered a four -week postponement in the rates that previously imposed imports in Canada and Mexico for the products fall into a free trade pact, but the United States are still in a commercial war with China.
Powell’s comments at 2:30 pm (Brasilia time) can offer greater clarity on the monetary policy of the United States Central Bank.
Source: Terra
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