Shares in New York were mixed, heading towards the Labor Day break, as positive jobs data failed to fully quell concerns about where rates are heading.
The launch of the new Model 3 sedan marks the first time the automaker has rolled out a vehicle in China ahead of the US.
“The rebalancing of labour supply and demand is going more smoothly than we initially anticipated, keeping the prospect of a soft landing alive. However, employment growth was revised lower, which is something to watch.”: “August payrolls were stronger than expected, but were paired with notable downward revisions to June and July, showing a slower job growth trend. The household survey showed more slack as well, with a 0.
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