Good MorningFriday’s jobs report can’t get here soon enough for investors. A substantially weaker-than-expected ADP employment report sent equities broadly lower on Wednesday. The tech-heavy NASDAQ index managed a slight gain. However, the Dow and the S&P 500 both finished solidly in the red.
Investors were already concerned about how the Delta variant would impact the reopening. The early read on private-sector payrolls shows that the worker shortage may be worse than expected.
General Motors added to the sour mood by reporting continued disruption from the global chip shortage that shows no immediate sign of easing.
Investors looking for a bright side can look at Robinhood that soared over 50% for the day. After a lackluster debut in late July, the company known for its namesake trading app has become the new meme stock. Retail investors, along with fund manager Cathie Wood, made HOOD stock a bright spot on an otherwise gloomy day.
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