Early indications show the US jobs market remains strong despite a slowdown in manufacturing due to the trade dispute between China and the US.
A survey from Bloomberg showed Nonfarm payrolls increased by about 160,000 in August, ahead of the official release of the jobs figures from the the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. IG Australia's Kyle Rodda told Sky News the jobs figures will inform whether global markets "should be optimistic" about the US economy going into an election year in 2020. Image: Getty
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