The Day Ahead: President Trump's Arraignment and JOLTS Report Update

Cheddar News looks toward The Day Ahead as Donald Trump faces an arraignment in his hush-money payment scheme while the market awaits the jolts report to get a snapshot of the labor market.&nbsp;

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The Day Ahead: Trump's Arraignment and JOLTS Report Update

Well, let's look ahead of the events. Sure to move markets tomorrow starting with the big story, former President Trump preparing for his initial court appearance tomorrow afternoon, Trump arriving in New York City just this afternoon from Florida expected to turn himself in tomorrow when he's going to be processed. In relation to charging is stemming from the investigation into the 2016 hush money payment made to Stormy Daniels. But we don't know yet the exact charges. But according to multiple reports, Trump is facing about 30 charges overall and at least one felony charge. So New York City preparing for the possibility of some protests tomorrow as the hearing gets underway. But the mayor today saying they're not anticipating any threats. So we are going to bring you full live coverage here on chatter news. I'm going to be anchoring it starting at two PM Eastern tomorrow. Special coverage. So you definitely want to tune in Trump. Of course, when he was president moved the stock market a whole lot down here on the floor of the Well, tomorrow, we're also going to get the jolts report for February which tells us the number of available jobs in the US along with the number of workers who were hired laid off and even quit their jobs in the month. So January's tally showing a decline in job openings pointing to a somewhat cooling labor market. But other indicators show that it's still tight with wages in the services sector to partly to blame for higher inflation. We are going to get a better sense of the jobs market with that March jobs report out on Friday that will tell us the total number of jobs added in the month, some 311,000 jobs added in February. So we'll see what March has to bring and how that impacts the fed's policy. Going to take a look here at what that estimate is. I'm curious myself.