Wall Street is braced for starting higher as inflation worries relieve

Wall Street is braced for starting higher as inflation worries relieve

On Monday, American stock index futures demonstrated a higher start, building on revenues from the previous week's firm February jobs data, which softened worries of soaring inflation as well as faster interest rate lifts.

On Friday, Wall Street's key indexes concluded up almost 2% after data disclosed that American job additions in February soared by a firm clip, although wage surge turned to be sluggish.

Investors in American short-term interest-rate futures kept bets the US major financial institution will stick to three rate lifts in 2018.

In February, the financial markets were gripped by worries of higher wages causing price pressures, in turn provoking a selloff, which affected the stock market's sturdy soar in 2018.

The S&P 500 was 3% below the record maximums reached on January 26. Meanwhile, the Dow rebounded 4.8% from its maximum.

Rapid jump in technology equities have already drove the Nasdaq back to its record values.

The previous week's revenues were also underpinned by Donald Trump's less radical stance on his decision to impose import duties on aluminum and steel by exempting such countries as Mexico and Canada.

Dow e-minis acquired 100 points. S&P 500 e-minis headed north 0.36%, Nasdaq 100 e-minis soared 0.59%.

Market participants are going to pore over another round of data on retail sales and consumer prices due this week for further clues of soaring price pressure.

Among equities, stocks of Orexigen Therapeutics went down approximately 70% in premarket trade right after the drugmaker dared to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Besides this, Lumentum Holdings went up 5.5% after the laser as well as optical fiber specialist told that it would purchase optical components maker Oclaro for approximately $1.7 billion in a cash and also stock deal. As a result, Oclaro rallied 25%.

 

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