Dow Futures Make A Strong Comeback After Having A Long Losing Streak

Dow Futures Make A Strong Comeback After Having A Long Losing Streak

Dow, investors remain worried about sustained inflation pressures ahead of critical nonfarm payrolls data due later in the session, as U.S. stock futures rose during Thursday’s evening trading after major benchmark indices completed the regular session higher in turbulent trade.

Fresh nonfarm payroll data, along with purchasing managers’ index data set for publication later in the session, will be eagerly watched by market participants.

Investors were also analyzing ADP employment data, which revealed the worst rate of job growth since the epidemic. Cooper Companies Inc (COO) has lost 3.3 percent of its value.

Hedge fund investors are ready for a flood of red ink as firms report returns for May, a month in which the stock market lingered near bear territory due to weak earnings and fears of rapid rate hikes.

Tiger Global, one of the industry’s largest companies, fell 14% in May, bringing its year-to-date loss to 52%.

Melvin Capital, formerly one of the industry’s greatest performers, has declared its intention to close shop after being hammered by bad bets on meme stocks like GameStop (GME).

Indeed, some minor hedge fund managers foresee capital inflows, as some hedge funds have shown competence at betting against specific stocks by shorting them.

Because corporations are pricing illiquid securities, investors believe it will take longer than usual to get data for May. As the market began to swing against them, hedge fund managers reduced their usage of borrowed money, or leverage, in an attempt to protect themselves from extreme drops.

In a bumpy session ahead of major jobs data, Wall Street ended significantly higher on Thursday, driven by Tesla (TSLA), Nvidia (NVDA), and other mega-cap growth firms.

As a loss earlier in the day, U.S. stocks recovered after Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen said she supports at least two more half-percentage-point interest rate hikes and sees a case for stopping price increases in September if inflationary pressures do not ease.

Kohl’s (KSS) stock fell 8% after hours on Thursday after the company’s sale had been postponed indefinitely.

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