Global shares rise as bond selloff eases ahead of US jobs data — SkimNews
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- Global shares rose as a sharp bond selloff eased, with investors positioning ahead of a key US jobs report (Reuters)
- Global bond markets steadied after a heavy sell-off while Treasury yields inched higher as traders awaited the US employment data, with the FTSE 100 edging higher after Thursday's decline (Financial Times, CNBC, Yahoo Finance UK)
Why it matters: The US jobs report is the week's pivotal macro catalyst; the fact that bonds steadied but yields still drifted higher shows traders are actively repricing rate expectations rather than sitting on the sidelines ahead of the data print.
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