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Dow Futures Turn Lower Ahead of Jobless Claims, 7-Year Auction
道琼斯（Dow）期货在7年期拍卖中走低，首次申领失业救济人数
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UPDATED:MAR 25, 2021 7:47 AM EDTORIGINAL:MAR 25, 2021
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The Thursday Market Minute
‧ Global stocks mixed as markets balance rising COVID infections in Europe
against the accelerating vaccine rollout in the U.S., with bets on growth and
inflation leveling stock performances.
‧ Tech stocks muted as Treasury yields edge higher heading into a $62
billion auction of 7-year notes that triggered the last leg lower in bond
prices.
‧ AstraZeneca re-states data from its north American vaccine trial, noting a
76% overall efficacy rate with 100% protection against the most severe, and
fatal, cases of the disease.
‧ Oil prices slide as the dollar reaches fresh four-month highs and demand
concerns offset the second day of disruption in the Suez canal.
‧ CDC data shows 46.4 million Americans have now been fully vaccinated
against the coronavirus, with more than 130 million doses administered as of
Wednesday.
‧ U.S. equity futures suggest a modestly lower open on Wall Street ahead of
weekly jobless claims data at 8:30 am Eastern time and a $62 billion 7-year
note auction at 1:00 pm.
Wall Street futures slipped lower Thursday ahead of a what could be a key
auction of 7-year Treasury notes and an important reading of weekly jobless
claims as the market teeters between bets on post-pandemic growth and
concerns for near-term inflation.
Tech stocks look unlikely to power gains into the session following a sharp
overnight decline for dual-listed China stocks after the Securities and
Exchange Commission began prepping for rule changes that could see them
removed from American exchanges.
The Nasdaq Composite fell more than 2% in yesterday's session, pegging the
tech-focused benchmark some 8% south of its all-time closing high on February
12, even as benchmark Treasury bond yields eased to 1.605% following a series
of largely successful bond auctions.
Tech's weakness in the face of steady bond yields could provide further
evidence of the shift in investor sentiment to so-called 'value stocks' that
perform better in a fully-opened economy, a bet that has been fueled by CDC
data showing that 46.4 million Americans have been fully vaccinated against
the coronavirus and nearly 130 million doses have been administered overall.
Should today's weekly jobless claims figures represent a faster return to
work for the more than 9 million Americans on some form of unemployment
benefits later today, those value stock bets could accelerate. A
poorly-received auction of $62 billion in 7-year notes