Wall Street equities and government bonds wavered on Friday after weaker than expected US jobs data, raising concerns over a rocky recovery ahead for the world’s largest economy.
The US government’s monthly non-farm payrolls report showed employers hired 194,000 new workers in September, widely missing expectations for 500,000 new jobs.
However, the update reinforced concerns over a tight labour market in spite of the weak headline hiring number, said Luca Paolini, Pictet chief strategist. Other elements of the jobs report showed signs of labour market strength that would encourage the Fed to produce a timetable for tapering.
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