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Jobs Data Sways Market Sentiment

Global market sentiment is influenced by U.S. jobs data, which is crucial for the Fed's monetary easing plans in 2026. The latest report shows a 50,000 increase in non-farm payrolls for December, below the expected 60,000. The unemployment rate fell to 4.4%. Wall Street Futures and European benchmarks are trading positively, while Asian markets also show gains. The Dollar Index has strengthened, and crude oil prices have risen amid concerns in Venezuela. Major stock indexes and commodities are experiencing mixed movements, with cryptocurrencies showing mild positivity.

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U.S. Stocks May Move To The Downside In Early Trading

U.S. stocks are expected to decline in early trading, with S&P 500 futures down 0.1%. This follows mixed performance in the previous session and concerns over President Trump's proposed military budget increase, which may impact national debt. Traders are also awaiting the Labor Department's jobs report, with expectations of a 60,000 job increase in December. Initial jobless claims rose slightly to 208,000. Global markets are mostly lower, with significant declines in Asia and Europe. Crude oil prices are up, while gold futures have fallen.

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As risk aversion rises, the global stock market's upward momentum pauses, with Nasdaq futures down 0.5%. The bond market is favored, while gold and silver decline

Since the beginning of the year, the optimistic sentiment supporting risk assets has been fading due to increasing geopolitical uncertainties. Most global stock markets have declined, with U.S. stock index futures experiencing a collective sharp drop, while South Korean stocks have risen against the trend, reaching new highs. In the context of pressure on risk assets, the global bond market has become a "safe haven" for capital flows. Precious metals continue to decline under the influence of the annual weight rebalancing of the Bloomberg Commodity Index

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Technical overbought conditions trigger a pullback, global stock markets pause their upward momentum, Nasdaq futures down 0.2%, precious metals plummet across the board, oil prices under pressure

U.S. stock index futures fell, with Nasdaq 100 futures down more than 0.2%. Before the annual weight rebalancing of the Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM), precious metals plummeted, with spot gold briefly falling below the $4,450 per ounce mark, and spot silver declining more than 3% during the day. Trump announced that Venezuela would deliver 30 to 50 million barrels of oil to the U.S., raising market concerns about increased supply, leading to a drop in crude oil prices

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Futures Point To Broadly Lower Open For Wall Street

Futures indicate a lower open for Wall Street, with Dow futures up 10 points, S&P 500 down 7 points, and Nasdaq 100 down 64.5 points. Key economic reports, including the JOLTS report and ISM Services Index, are due Wednesday. Asian markets showed mixed results, with China's Shanghai Composite slightly up, while Japan's Nikkei dropped 1.06%. Gold fell nearly 1%, and oil prices continued to decline. Investors remain cautious amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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