Wall Street traders are bracing for Friday's jobs report, a trio of data that reinforced the view of a cooling labor market, keeping the Fed's bets on rate cuts, which remain in place as it drives even the market higher.

The latest readings on hiring and unemployment come on the eve of data expected to extend the weakest period of U.S. job growth since the pandemic. Two-year Treasury bond yields held near the lowest levels in about a year. One Fed cut this month is almost fully discounted and at least two are expected by the end of the year. S&P 500 hit an all-time high.

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In Latin American credits, Argentina -0.25 pts. and Ecuador +0.75 pts.