Charting the Markets: ECB Hangover Ahead of U.S. Jobs Report
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It's a case of the morning after the night before – or, in this case, after the European Central Bank meeting.
Asian stocks are falling for a third day after the S&P 500 Index slumped the most in two months. Part of the move was down to Fed chair Janet Yellen's congressional testimony, during which she signaled the U.S. economy is ready for higher borrowing costs. Today's U.S. jobs report is likely is confirm that readiness, with employers forecast to add 200,000 positions in November.