The US economic data is mixed, waiting for non-farm employment data to measure the prospects of Fed policy

US bond yields fell while the US dollar rose

As a challenging month draws to a close on Thursday, the US stock market fluctuates sharply, and traders are analyzing mixed economic data and waiting for key non farm employment data to measure the prospects of Federal Reserve policy. US bond yields fell and the US dollar rose.

The S&P 500 index fell slightly on Thursday, while also experiencing its first monthly decline since February. In addition to the consolidation after this year's rise, traders are also concerned that the Federal Reserve will maintain higher interest rates for a longer period of time to prevent sudden price pressures from rising. The yield of 10-year US treasury bond bonds continued to fall after recently reaching the level of 2007.

In Thursday afternoon trading in the United States, gold and silver prices slightly declined due to a downward correction following this week's gains and a strong rise in the US dollar index today. In December, gold fell by $4.60 to $1968.50, while silver fell by $0.254 to $24.855.