Global stocks rise after tepid U.S. jobs report eases near-term Fed hike fears
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Global equities rose after a softer U.S. jobs report reduced expectations for near-term Fed tightening, supporting risk appetite. Europe's STOXX 600 hit a record, with gains led by utilities, industrials, and basic materials, while Asian indices also advanced. The main counterweight is persistent inflation risk tied to shipping disruptions, and a cooling trend in U.S. tech that could temper broader equity momentum.
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Global equities rose on Friday after a weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report tempered concerns about near-term Federal Reserve rate hikes. Europe’s STOXX 600 hit a record high, while U.S. tech shares were described as being on a “cooling” trend even as broader U.S. stocks benefited from improved macro sentiment. The report did not cite specific payroll figures, characterizing the latest monthly data only as “tepid” and “cooling.”
