Wall Street futures fell in Asia and Treasury yields held near eight-month highs on Friday as investors counted down to a US jobs report that could exacerbate or ease the sell-off in the global bond market.were down 0.5%. Wall Street was closed overnight to mark the funeral of former US President Jimmy Carter.fell 0.8%, adding to its weekly losses to 1.5% MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was flat but headed for a weekly decline of 0.7%.
“Payrolls, as always, are a pivotal report. But we need to deviate materially from consensus to have an effect this time around,” said Padhraic Garvey, regional head of research, Americas, at ING. Overnight, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said he expects the US central bank to cut interest rates, but added that an imminent move down isn’t needed. Kansas City Fed President Jeff Schmid signaled a reluctance to cut interest rates.
The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield held at 4.6791%, just below an eight-month peak of 4.73% hit on Wednesday. The big chart level is the 4.739% and if that breaks, bears would be targeting the psychologically important level of 5%, high not seen since 2007.
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