(RTTNews) - After a lackluster performance in the previous session, stocks are poised for a modestly lower open on Thursday, amid negative reaction to another uninspiring jobs report. The major futures indices are all in negative territory, with Dow futures down by 60 points.
Traders are digesting a report from the U.S. Labor Department that ...
*World Bank: Prospects for growth in EU’s 10 eastern members likely to be uncertain over coming few years - 5 mons ago
Poland Core Inflation Rises In April - 5 mons ago
*Iceland central bank minutes: Board voted 3-2 to reduce key interest rate by 2.5 percentage points to 13% on May 7 - 5 mons ago
Canadian wholesale sales fall 0.6% in March - 5 mons ago
*Moody’s: UK’s Aaa rating not under review - Reports - 5 mons ago
Jobless Claims Slip To 631,000 - 5 mons ago
Increase in Debt Will Not Undermine Japanese Govt. Solvency: Moody’s - 5 mons ago
*Jobless Claims Down 12K to 631K - 5 mons ago
Brazil April Jobless Rate Falls Unexpectedly - 5 mons ago
U.K. April Retail Sales Top Expectations - 5 mons ago
*Brazil April Jobless Rate At 8.9%, Consensus 9.3% - 5 mons ago
*Poland April net core CPI up 2.6% on year, consensus 2.5% rise - 5 mons ago
Philippines’ Socioeconomic Planning Secretary: Q1 GDP Probably Grew 1.8%-2.8% From Last Year - 5 mons ago
Indian Govt. Likely To Simplify SEZ Approval - 5 mons ago
Asian markets end weaker, on concerns about global recovery - 5 mons ago
Indian market tumbles on profit taking; small caps extend rally - 5 mons ago
Asian markets end weaker, on concerns about global recovery - 5 mons ago
Eurozone PMIs Rise More Than Expected, Indicate Worst Is Over - Reports - 5 mons ago
Ireland Wholesale Price Inflation Rises In April - 5 mons ago

