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Wall Street Stocks Rise in Premarket as Investors Eye US Jobless Claims and Home Sales Data

Wall Street Anticipates Key Economic Reports

As the sun rose over Wall Street, major stock markets showed signs of optimism during Thursday's premarket trading. Investors are keenly awaiting the latest data on initial jobless claims and existing home sales in the United States, hoping to gauge the health of the economy amidst ongoing uncertainties.

Federal Reserve's Decision Fuels Market Optimism

The market's buoyancy was further supported by the US Federal Reserve's recent decision to maintain its current interest rates. This move, coupled with projections of two rate cuts in 2025, has injected a dose of confidence into the markets, as investors digest the implications for future economic growth and stability.

Market Movements in Premarket Trading

At 4:09 am ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had risen by 0.30%, while the Nasdaq 100 climbed by 0.50%. Not to be outdone, the S&P 500 increased by 0.38% at 4:10 am ET, signaling a robust start to the day's trading session.

Currency Fluctuations

In currency markets, the euro experienced a slight dip, falling by 0.21% against the dollar to trade at $1.08807 by 4:11 am ET. This movement reflects the ongoing adjustments in currency valuations as markets react to global economic indicators.