welcome back. it s time now for business, and for that let s bring in cnbc s silvia amaro who joins us live from london. good morning, silvia. stock futures up sightly as investors gear up for private payroll data due out later this morning. what are economists anticipating? so that s right. futures at this stage do suggest it could be a positive start to trade sessions today, though a marginally positive start to the trade session. and this is after we had quite a muted session on tuesday after that jobs data came in well below what analysts were expecting. just to give you some context here ultimately job openings came in at 8 million vacancies in april, and analysts were expecting about 8.4, so the data actually suggesting bit of softening really when it comes
or college, since you like to get schooled. that s a pretty good burn, right? time now for pz, and for that let s bring in cnbc s charlotte reed who joins us live from london. charlotte, good morning. stock futures appear down after a sluggish start to the month. what should we expect today? good morning, john. yes, futures flat this morning after they ended mostly higher after mostly now today investors will get a hint on the health of the u.s. labor market with job openings and labor turnover survey released today ahead of fawn farm payroll data expected on friday. meanwhile in europe all eyes are on the european central bank holding meeting on thursday and
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