NEW YORK - jobs will be at the heart of Wall Street.
The Government publishes its report monthly employment in April before the opening of the market.
Economists expect the unemployment rate stands at 8.8% last month. They hope that the economy added 185 000 jobs, to the bottom of the 216,000 jobs added in March.
Stocks fell by 2 percent this week because of fears of investors that the economy is not a growth as quickly as that thought.
Friday marks the first anniversary of the "Flash Crash". Stocks dropped that day when a large trade submerged of servers in the market and sent prices in a tailspin.
Before the opening, the Dow Jones industrial average future are up to 16 points, or 0.1%, 12,586. S & P 500 futures are up to 3, or 0.2 percent, to 1,338. NASDAQ 100 communities have increased by 5, or 0.2%, to 2,384.
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