Investing.com - U.S. stocks were mixed Wednesday as industry data showed a surge in U.S. job creation.
The DJI was off 0.04% at 10:45 ET after closing lower overnight.
The S&P 500 rose 0.10%.The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite added 0.33%.
ADP nonfarm data showed U.S. economy create 298,000 jobs, the most in 11 years.
The forecast was for an increase of 190,000 last month.
Official nonfarm payrolls due Friday forecast to show rise of 193,000.
The odds of a rate hike at next week's FOMC meeting hit 90.8%.
The dollar index moved above 102 after the data..
Oil pared losses after mixed EIA inventories.
Crude stocks rose more than expected at 8.209 mn barrels, gasoline stocks fell more than forecast.
Banks benefited as Treasury yields rose. (NYSE:JPMorgan) added 0.48% to $91.86
(NYSE:Snap) rose 1.21% to $21.70 after heavy losses the previous two sessions.