Investors have encouraged the rate of rates but also fighting job cuts

The S&P 500 and NASDAQ Composite rose on Wednesday, running on the basis of technological stocks after the federal court’s decision allowed Google to keep its Chrome browser.

The optimism around the coming rate, reduced by the federal reserve system, was also subjected to the market, with the CME Fedwatch tool indicates 96.6% chances for reducing the Fed rate at the September meeting in the late month.

However, weak economic data seem to hang like a dark cloud over investors. Work in July was noted in July to the level that rarely saw after the COVID-19 pandemic, strengthening the fears of cooling in the labor market.

A Labor discoveries and work turnover The report showed about 7.18 million lists in July, according to the Labor Statistics Bureau published on Wednesday. This is only the second reading at 7.2 million since the end of 2020.

Economists also expect the ADP private salary report on Thursday to show a softer print in August and expected to indicate a small device. The unemployment report that took place on Friday is predicted that the unemployment rate increased to 4.3% of 4.2%.

In short, the Fed may be ready to reduce the speed, but the labor market is deeper.

Trump seeks to retain tariffs. US president Donald Trump asked Supreme to quickly accept and manage the appeal that seeks to cancel The decisions of the lower court that found most of it tariffs are illegal. The request comes five days after US Appeal Court of Federal Scheme He said that Trump exceeded his powers when he implemented steep penalties in almost every country.

US markets are mostly rising. American markets mostly rose On Wednesday, increased by technological stocks after the federal court’s decision Alphabet The case of antitrust law meant that Google should not sell its Chrome browser. NASDAQ composite is technology, scored 1.03%, and S&P 500 rose by 0.51%. Though Dow Jones Industrial Medium was slightly down. In Asia markets were tracking technical stock with Japan Nikki Lead Profit.

Pressure bonds. Long dated bonds around the world have under pressure Again, mostly with the widespread investors with both financial and monetary ways of several large economies. The yield of 30-year bonds in the US, UK, Japan and Germany grew, and Japanese bonds have reached a record high.

Trump for technical executives. Trump will Invite high -profile technology leaders and business The introductory event in the renovated pink garden of the White House on Thursday. Invited to include Meta Founder Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Microsoft Founder Bill Gates and Openai founder Sam Altman.

(Pro) gold on fresh high. Bundle Press fresh highs this weekwith point values ​​that expand their recording above $ 3,500 in the middle of the week. But analysts say yellow metal can work even more, as demand continues to remain strong.