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Friday’s monthly jobs report will likely mark a pivotal moment for the economy and the Federal Reserve

Asian shares are trading mixed ahead of a highly anticipated U.S. jobs report that’s expected to influence how the U.S. Federal Reserve will move on interest rates

Asian markets drifted Friday as traders positioned themselves ahead of a highly anticipated US jobs report later in the day and following a mixed bag of economic data on the world's top economy.

The main indexes struggled for direction Thursday after data showed the labor market continued to cool.

Asian markets bounced Thursday after the turmoil of the previous day as traders assess the outlook for US interest rate cuts after another set of below-par data put extra focus on the upcoming jobs report.

US economy faces uncertainty with upcoming jobs report and Fed policy decision, influencing political narratives.

Asian markets stuttered Tuesday as investors steel themselves for a high-stakes US jobs report at the end of the week while keeping tabs on China after fresh data stoked renewed worries over the world's number two economy.

Small-cap stocks rebounded with a 2.3% surge in the Russell 2000 index after interest rate concerns and a weak jobs report triggered market fluctuations.

Stocks closed lower for a second day due to weak jobs report. Federal Reserve unlikely to intervene immediately.

The current downturn in the stock market has stirred up familiar challenges for investors. As stock prices drop, the temptation to sell increases, but professional investors argue that this might be an opportune time to buy, likening the situation to a sale, despite the seemingly sudden market correction and a…

The unexpected rise of US unemployment rate to a nearly three-year high has shaken the market and split economists.