Morning Bid: All eyes on jobs

Written by Anna SZYMANSKI

London, September 5 (Reuters) -What matters in the United States and global markets today

Written by Anna Sizymanski, responsible editor, Reuters open attention

Global stocks rose on Friday, with the support of increasing expectations to reduce the interest rate in the United States. All eyes will be in the job report in the next United States later today, which can emphasize signs of weak labor market and enhance the issue to alleviate it by the Federal Reserve.

* Stoxx 600 and FTSE 100 was obtained in early trading as the Asian market did, after the S&P 500 recorded last record yesterday on news that the unemployed demands in the United States were higher than expected. It seems that traders are now almost sure that the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates when its meeting was held for two days on September 17. Consequently, the dollar set some weekly gains on Friday.

* European revenues have long declined from their highest levels in several years. They rose earlier this week, which partially reflects the investor concern about government financial affairs across the blessing. The cost of borrowing in the UK has reached its highest level since 1998 earlier this week.

* Oil is heading for its first weekly loss in three weeks about concerns about the high supply and poor demand. Reuters said on Wednesday that eight members of OPEC+ will consider raising production at Sunday meeting, Reuters said on Wednesday that eight members of OPEC+ will consider raising production at Sunday. Meanwhile, US crude stocks rose 2.4 million barrels last week, instead of falling as analysts expect.

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Market accurate today

* president Donald Trump gave Japanese automobile companies some relief by cutting off American tariffs on their cars, but the reduced fees still mean the great pain of the smaller car companies in Japan, which will remain under pressure in the decisive market.

* Gold prices rose on Friday and were on the right track to achieve the best weekly gains in three months, as the expectations of reducing the federal reserves have strengthened alloys’ resumption of alloys, while investors are waiting for us the non -cultivated salary data due later in the day.

French President Emmanuel Macron said after the Kiev allies meeting on Thursday that twenty -six countries have pledged to provide post -war security guarantees to Ukraine, which will include an international force on the ground, the sea and in the air.

* Fears of inflation, the deterioration of American financial health, the independence of the federal reserve, and the geopolitical instability raises questions about the stability of the treasury in the long run. In response, many central banks return to “barbaric remains”, gold, writer of the pillar of the return market on investment Jimmy McGiv.