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European Morning Brief · Monday 7 September 2026

The Trade Academy Team

Sep 7

1 min read

Payrolls put yields back up — but Asia bought semiconductors anyway
Friday's labour report was firm enough to reverse most of Thursday's dovish move: the US five-year yield rose 4.1 basis points, gold gave back 1.38% and the Dow fell 0.51%. Yet the Nasdaq 100 and the Russell 2000 both closed higher, and this morning Asia has split hard along the same line — Seoul up 4.61%, Tokyo 2.12% and Taipei 1.67%, against Hong Kong down 0.75% and Mumbai 0.58%. US markets are closed today for Labor Day, so Europe trades without a Wall Street lead. — Payrolls put yields back up — but Asia bought semiconductors anyway

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