Wall Street traders continued to pile up bets that the Federal Reserve will cut rates in September as weak jobs data improved those bets also underpinned the market, which halted a two-day rout amid a big tech rally.

Just 48 hours before the all-important U.S. payrolls report, there was a drop in job openings The 10-month low had traders virtually discounting a Fed cut this month and projecting at least two reductions in 2025. Treasury bonds bounced after a slide that put the 30-year yield near 5%. The dollar fell.

Venezuela and PDVSA up between +0.25%.

In Latin American credits, Argentina +0.25 pts. and Ecuador +0.50 pts.