this, and can you explain the up-and-down fluctuations of this market? jonathan, there s so much uncertainty about the investment community as to where markets go from here. we ve seen huge swings in share price over the last week, all kicking off on friday when the dow jones logged its worst day in 2020. that was before the u.s. presidential election and before the arrival of our vaccines. because of the swings, the dow jones is a little changed on the week overall. it s a similar story here in europe with the benchmark change coming in to today. this morning stocks are in a little bit of a holding pattern as investors turn their attention to this afternoon s non-pharma payroll report from nosh. but i have to cash yacht this. investors are going to put a little less weight on the report considering how there s so little on the covid variant moving forward.
from half-court, but the ball rims out. bucks win that one 127-125. finally, college basketball, wisconsin badgers senior brad davidson trying to save a ball from going out of bounds here last night. slams into a georgia tech fan sitting court side. guess what? he was holding his beer. it went flying. guys, the fan there may have lost his beer but he did get a nice hug right there from davis. he seems fine. makes up for it. nice to see you, andy. thank you. let s get a check of cnn business this thursday morning. asian shares closed up mixed here. europe opened lower. in europe stock index futures are leaning up a bit. epic reversal in the stock market yesterday. the bodow fell 400 points. a strong payroll report from adp adding 435,000 jobs in
there s good news on the economy and the jobs front. the weekly jobs claim falling the most, down to 326,000 and combining the better jobless claims to the private payroll report that we had earlier this week. we re looking at solid september jobs reports tomorrow. economists are forecasting 500,000 new jobs and the rate should come down to 5.1%. susan li following the developments. you do begin to wonder, are the markets getting ahead of themselves. this puts this off another couple months. that s assuming that everyone okays the whole thing. chad, is the market getting ahead of itself? we learned in the past couple moments that the senate is going to take a vote on this later tonight. there s a procedural vote around 7:30 eastern time that needs 60 yays and then they goo to final passage after that. the deal would lift the debt
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