Everyone ‘Anxious’ Over Jobs Data: Strategist
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“Everyone is kind of anxious” ahead of the U.S. October jobs data Friday, Tze Ming Tey from Saxo Capital Markets told CNBC. If we “see a smaller decline in job losses … we could be nearing the peak as far as US unemployment goes,” he said. Paul Day from MIG Investments joined the discussion.
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