Summary:
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ISM in focus after impact of Tuesday’s releases
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NFP release also on the radar
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S&P500 languishes near 5-week lows
Two economic releases from the US in the next 24 hours could well go a long way to dictating the outcome of the next Fed rate decision at the end of the month. First off the ISM non-manufacturing PMI is due at 3PM (BST) and given the strong negative reaction seen to Tuesday’s manufacturing equivalent this could well have a clear impact on equities.
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Open real account TRY DEMO Download mobile app Download mobile appComparatively speaking, the non-manufacturing or service sector is far larger than the manufacturing and is therefore arguably more important, and with the data coming just 30 minutes after the opening bell it will likely set the tone for the rest of the session.
Tomorrow’s US jobs report (read our preview here) is potentially the biggest of the year as if it shows a clear weakening of the labour market then the pressure will be ramped up further on the Fed to act and provide further stimulus later this month. The ADP yesterday was a little weak but not horrendous and we’ve also just got the latest initial jobless claims which came in at 219k vs 215k expected. The prior week was revised higher to 215k from 213k originally.
The outlook for US stocks has changed quickly this week with the S&P500 falling from trading around 1% from its all-time high to trade not that far from the 200 SMA in the space of just a couple sessions. Source: xStation
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