Daily Report

10 de Janeiro de 2025
Financial Markets | daily report 10.01.2025
  • In yesterday's session, global investor caution prevailed as markets awaited the release of U.S. employment data. Meanwhile, some Fed members commented yesterday that it is quite likely that interest rates will remain at current levels for a long time and will only be cut when inflation decreases.
  • Treasury yields showed little change, with the 30-year bond interest rate at 4.93% (a one-year high), amid expectations of the economic impact of Trump's tariff measures. Meanwhile, eurozone debt showed some weakness with the widening of risk premiums in the periphery and France. In the UK's market, Gilts extended a fourth day of losses and the sterling fell to more than a year's low on fiscal concerns.
  • Today, December employment data will be released in the US. It is expected that US nonfarm payrolls could show a slowdown in hiring in an otherwise robust labor market. The consensus market expects that 165,000 jobs were added (vs 227,000 in November) and the unemployment rate will hold steady at 4.2%.