FILE PHOTO: A passerby wearing a protective face mask, following an outbreak of the coronavirus, walks past an electronic board showing the graphs of the recent movements of Japan's Nikkei share average outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan March 6, 2020. REUTERS/Issei Kato
MSCI’s broadest gauge of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.23%, extending gains to an eighth straight day. The index has surged 34% from 4-year lows struck in mid-March when the world was grappling with the pandemic. The data raised hopes of a quick economic recovery as governments worldwide ease social curbs aimed at stemming the virus.
The jobs data also bumped up U.S. bond yields, with the 10-year Treasuries yield rising to as high as 0.959% on Friday, a level not seen since mid-March. It last stood at 0.897%. In Japan, revised gross domestic product data for the first quarter showed the economy contracted less than initially thought, though the outlook suggested the nation was facing its worst postwar slump due to the pandemic.
What job recovery? The people who are going back to work will soon be victims of the virus as will the clients who patronize the businesses. Not to mention more than 100,000 people who will never work again because they’re dead. This is asinine.
...wow,just wow.
Didn't they reported that the numbers where wrong And where extremely worst than what was reported
The job numbers were a lie
Bull run will continue for sometime as Asian stocks are still cheap and attractive😎
God bless Trump
USA! USA! USA!