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Euro stock markets advance cautiously
LONDON. Apr 5: European stock markets advanced in cautious early trading, regaining some lost ground before key US jobs data that could clarify interest rate prospects, reports Reuter.
"People are Just ducking and weaving and keeping out of the way in front of these numbers", one London dealer said.
On the foreign exchange market, the dollar was just below peaks above 124 yen after US. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin said currencies should not be used as trade weapons — although he urged Japan to stop its trade surplus ballooning further.
"The comments by Rubin suggest the dollar is still in an uptrend and dollar/yen should go higher", said Stuart Frost, currency analyst at Natwest markets.
Precious metals, however, were under pressure after a bout of fund selling of silver in New York, although bullion traders reported underlying support.
Markets generally were wary that any exceptional strength in US March Jobs and earnings figures at 1330 GMT would suggest the Federal Reserve could raise rates again next month — following last week's quarterpoint rise — to head off inflationary pressure in the world's biggest economy.
This would Jolt Wall Street again and take other world markets down in its wake.
"It could be a killer if it goes the wrong way." commented Jim Benning, a trader at Bt brokerage in New York, looking ahead to the jobs data.
Economists surveyed by Reuters expected US non-farm payrolls to show a rise of 196.000 for March and average earnings to be up 0.4 per cent. They said the focus was likely to be on the earnings number, given the Fed's concern about inflation.
The London Stock Market.
Europe's busiest, rose on selective buying and bargain-hunting after recent falls, boosted by Wall Street's recovery from its lows of Thursday. But it was below its highs by midsession.
"It was encouraging that the wheels didn't.come of on Wall Street. There was selling but no blind panic", a dealer said. "But now we will all be waiting for the US number."
US blue-chip stocks dropped on Thursday for the fourth time in five sessions but the Dow fought back from a 95-point decline to end almost 40 points off at 6.47,735. while the technology-rich Nasdaq index rose around one per cent.
Britain's election campaign. Kst under four weeks from the ay 1 polls, failed to spark much interest in business.