After Friday’s record-breaking October jobs report, stock futures were left idle overnight.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were mostly flat. S&P 500 futures dipped 0.1% and Nasdaq 100 futures fell 0.3%.

Futures traded in the hours following Friday’s U.S. House of Representatives vote. passed a more than $1 trillion infrastructure billSending the legislation to the President Joe BidenFor his signature. Package passed by the Senate in AugustFunding would increase for broadband, utility and transportation projects, in addition to other infrastructure.

To cap off a successful week, the three largest U.S. stock indexes closed Friday at records highs. In its sixth consecutive position day, the Dow gained 203.72 points or almost 0.6%. The S&P 500 gained 0.4% for its seventh winning session in a row. Nasdaq Composite posted 0.2% growth to mark its tenth consecutive session of positive results.

After the rally, October jobs reportIt came in higher than what economists expected. The Labor Department reports that U.S. payrolls saw an increase of 531,000 jobs over the past month. Friday’s report included revisions to September and August payroll numbers.

JPMorgan’s David Lebovitz stated that the economy “is certainly picking up some momentum” on Friday’s CNBC program.Squawk on the StreetYou can read the rest of it here. “We expect that economic growth will accelerate in the future, especially towards 2021 and 2022.”

A statement by the Federal Reserve was made last week. plan to begin tapering its pandemic-era economic aid by the end of November, putting the central bank on track to end its asset purchase program by the middle of next year.

Inflation readings will be updated by investors in the coming week. Both the consumer price and producer price indexes are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday release. Economists anticipate that both reports will remain hot for October.

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