Stocks were mixed Thursday as jobless claims numbers showed that the labor market was still tight.

<div class="block">Stocks were mixed Thursday as jobless claims numbers showed that the labor market was still tight.</div>

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Stocks Mixed as Investors Digest Latest Jobless Claims Data

Welcome back to meet to know everyone. I'm Christian Scholl here at the New York Stock Exchange alongside Henan Doba this morning at our headquarters in Lower Manhattan EQT celebrating the opening bell here at the NYSC. And then it looks like C NBC in honor of fast money is more than 16 years of broadcasting at the market site in midtown. Manhattan. Congrats to Melissa Lee and her team that accomplishment and milestones take a look at how the markets open today, losses across the board. Volatility continuing to creep a little bit higher. We've been reporting certainly the past few sessions and deja vu kind of like this time last year, right? I mean, September historically is not a strong month for the stock market. You tend to see light trading volumes during the summer. People are away on vacation, business kind of slows down a little bit, of course, unless you're in the travel leisure and hospitality biz, but we do see a bit of a weakening here as traders and investors focus on the password for interest rates. So the dow basically flat the S and P down 7/10 of a percent and the NASDAQ down 1.5%. It is the most sensitive index of the three to higher rates.