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As previously expected, US equity markets have risen, the three leading stock indices have risen, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hitting new highs, but the Dow Jones is also up nearly half a percent.
This is done using stock indexes even though the labor market data was somewhat disappointing as 49,000 new jobs were created instead of the expected 50,000, which is not a big difference, but many expected stronger data, Citigroup for example 250 thousand.
On the other hand, investors are hoping that the weaker data will allow lawmakers to make even greater efforts to pass the new financial rescue package, which could be $ 1.9 trillion, and Democrats are trying to achieve this by avoiding the republicans. Additionally, the rapid reporting season is particularly strong so far as well, with most companies performing above expectations.
As a result, the US equity markets are rising for the fifth time in a week.
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