US markets today: Wall Street opens higher; investors brace for jobs, inflation data
US markets today: Wall Street opens higher; investors brace for jobs, inflation data
Wall Street opened cautiously positive as investors await key US economic data, including jobs and inflation reports, which could influence interest-rate expectations. Asian markets largely declined, with Japan's Nikkei falling amid rate hike anticipation, while European stocks ticked higher. Oil prices remained steady, and the dollar softened.
Wall Street opened cautiously positive as investors await key US economic data, including jobs and inflation reports, which could influence interest-rate expectations. Asian markets largely declined, with Japan's Nikkei falling amid rate hike anticipation, while European stocks ticked higher. Oil prices remained steady, and the dollar softened.
Wall Street opened cautiously positive as investors await key US economic data, including jobs and inflation reports, which could influence interest-rate expectations. Asian markets largely declined, with Japan's Nikkei falling amid rate hike anticipation, while European stocks ticked higher. Oil prices remained steady, and the dollar softened. 
