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SP500<\/a> gains ground as traders react to U.S. job market data. Non Farm Payrolls report showed that the economy added 209,000 jobs in June, compared to analyst consensus of 225,000. Unemployment Rate declined from 3.7% in May to 3.6% in June. The initial reaction was cautious<\/a>, but U.S. dollar\u2019s pullback and lower Treasury yields provided support to major indices. Energy stocks are among the best performers in today\u2019s trading session as WTI oil tests multi-week highs amid supply concerns. Healthcare and Defensive stocks are losing ground as demand for safe-haven assets declines.<\/p>\n From the technical point of view, SP500 moved back into the resistance area at 4430 \u2013 4450. SP500 has previously faced strong resistance near this area so bulls will likely have to wait for the next week for a real test of the 4450 level.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n NASDAQ<\/a> has also moved higher as traders focused on the pullback in Treasury yields. It should be noted that Treasury yields are still close to multi-month highs, so NASDAQ will likely need an additional pullback in yields to test new highs.<\/p>\n NASDAQ is testing the resistance in the 15,200 \u2013 15,300 range, but it remains to be seen whether it will find enough buyers ahead of the weekend.<\/p>\n Dow Jones<\/a> rebounded from the support at 33,785 \u2013 33,875 and is moving higher. Dow Jones stays weaker than SP500 and NASDAQ as Healthcare and Consumer Defensive stocks decline.<\/p>\n The nearest significant resistance level for Dow Jones is located in the 34,200 \u2013 34,250 range, although it may face some resistance near the 50 MA at 34,135. On the support side, Dow Jones must settle below 33,785 to gain additional downside momentum.<\/p>\n For a look at all of today\u2019s economic events, check out our economic calendar<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nDow Jones<\/h2>\n