Tomorrow Friday we will know the employment data in the United States, but first, we will be aware of other important figures in the country.
The epidemiological situation in China continues to worry the world.
The petroleum Up.
Cryptocurrencies move with a mixed tone this morning.
Here are the five factors that investors should consider today when making their decisions:
1. Data prior to the US employment report
Waiting for tomorrow Friday to publish the U.S. employment data, this Thursday we will be waiting for two important figures in order to assess this report: the change in non-agricultural employment ADP and the New applications for unemployment benefit.
2. WHO calls attention to China
The worrying situation of China in the high number of infections and deaths by Covid, which contrasts with the official figures given by the country, has made the World Health Organization (WHO) urge the Asian giant to be more transparent and to provide the real epidemiological situation. Meanwhile, the EU met urgently yesterday to implement joint control measures.
3. Crypto, mixed; Coffee, down
The cryptocurrency sector is trading in a mixed tone this morning. The Bitcoin It moves in the 16,000 dollars and the Ethereum in the 1,200.
Attentive also to the price of the U.S. coffee these days. Today it moves at 160 dollars.
4. Asia and the American stock market
Positive sign today in the main Asian indices. The Nikkei up 0.4%, the Hang Seng of Hong Kong gains 1.6% and the Shanghai Composite It scores 1.1%.
As for Wall Street, the market also ended in the green yesterday. The closures of the S&P 500 (+0.7%), NASDAQ (+0.6%) and Dow Jones (+0,4%).
5. Macro data
Among the macroeconomic references in Europe, the exports, imports and trade balance of Germany, the PPI in the Eurozone, consumer confidence in Spain, the CPI of Italy and the PMIs of the construction sector in Spain stand out. Italy, France and the Euro area.
In the United States we will know the Services PMIthe Natural gas reserves and the Oil inventories raw of the IEA.
