US hiring boom in February boosts job gains and outlook
U S employers added 313000 jobs in February, the strongest in 15 years, keeping unemployment at 4.1 percent as wage growth slowed to 2.6 percent. The report signals strong labor demand amid tax cuts and global growth, with construction and manufacturing posting solid gains and wage pressure modest.
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Wheat futures show mixed moves with late selling and gains
The report lists wheat futures across contracts from March 2018 to March 2019 with varied changes. Prices shift from losses of about five to ten cents per bushel in several nearby months to a small gain of 9.50 cents in March 2019, with open interest and sales figures noted alongside.
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