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| October 7, 2012 |
| 20:26 EDT |  | | Neuberger Berman's funds consistently outperform, Barron's says
Superior performance has helped Neuberger Berman survive and thrive since the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, Barron's contends. And with a reported $1.1B in revenue last year and $261M in profit, it has the wherewithal to continue to expand. CEO George Walker is adamant that he's not looking to go public or sell the firm. In any case, it will no doubt remain independent until at least 2016, when employee ownership is scheduled to reach 100%. Reference Link |
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| June 20, 2013 |
| 08:10 EDT |  | | China's liquidity crunch fueled talk of banking problems
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| 08:05 EDT | | | U.S. weekly jobless claims preview:
U.S. weekly jobless claims preview: jobless claims for the June-15 week are expected to see a 5k increase to 339k. Analysts saw a 12k claims drop to 334k in the second week of June that extended the 11k decline to 346k in the week of Memorial Day, as claims again challenged the 327k 5-year low in late-April to leave a lean start to June. Analysts still expect a 165k June nonfarm payroll gain following the 175k May rise. |
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| 07:55 EDT | | | Treasury Market Outlook: bearish fallout from yesterday's FOMC has riddled stocks, bonds and commodities
Treasury Market Outlook: bearish fallout from yesterday's FOMC has riddled stocks, bonds and commodities globally, though the dollar has benefitted. Adding to the erosion in bonds were better than expected PMIs from emerging markets, though China's came in soft at a 9 month low. Meanwhile, U.K. retail sales offset the disappointing CBI industrial trends survey. Spain managed to sell bonds in its auction today. But, the yield on the 10-year Treasury is up another 9 bps this morning to 2.45% and sources say even if some wanted to step in to buy, their hands are tied. The Dow future is down over 100 points. It's a busy morning for data with the key initial jobless claims for the week ended June 15 (takes on added importance since it coincides with the BLS employment survey week). Also due today is the Philly Fed manufacturing index for June, the June flash Markit PMI, May existing home sales and leading indicators. The Treasury auctions $7 B in reopened 30-year TIPS. Debt managers also will announce details of the June 2-, 5-, and 7-year auctions. The NY Fed will be back in to buy between $2.75 B and $3.50 B in August 15, 2020 through May 15, 2023 notes. |
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| 07:48 EDT |  | | JPMorgan to host a forum
India London Forum is being held in London, England on June 20-21. |
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| 07:47 EDT | | | NYSSA to hold a roundtable discussion
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| 07:45 EDT | | | Morgan Stanley to host a conference
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| 07:26 EDT | | | Futures indicate sharply lower open
U.S. equity futures are sharply lower following yesterday’s clear signal from the Fed that it will soon curtail its bond buying. Weak economic data out of China is also likely contributing to the early weakness. Investors will be watching the jobless claims data, Philadelphia Fed manufacturing survey, existing home sales data, and an index of leading economic Indicators for clues about the strength of the economy. |
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| 07:25 EDT | | | N.Y. FX Outlook
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| 06:52 EDT |  | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX closed at 16.64, 52-week low is 11.05, high is 23.23
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| 06:01 EDT | | | On The Fly: Morning Wrap-Up for June 20
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| 05:59 EDT | | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX closed at 16.64, 10-day moving average is 16.64
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| 05:57 EDT | | | June front month equity options expire, June 21, 2013
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| 05:47 EDT | | | Spot gold falls to lowest level in nearly three years, WSJ reports
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| 05:25 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY is well supported
FX Action: USD-JPY is well supported amid the Fed policy statement. Heavy dollar demand went through from the European open, which fueled a move up from 97.00 up to the 98.30 region. Macro funds were standout buyers, which triggered a break above the base of the Ichimoku cloud at 97.67, where technical fund buy orders were noted. There were Japanese orders over 98.00 from the usual commercial sources, along with exporter hedging. However, dip buying is evident back into 97.70-80 and impetus from both a fundamental and technical perspective is with the topside. Several London deal desks are now looking for a near-term move back into the 100.00 region. |
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| 00:55 EDT | | | Asian stocks fell sharply
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| June 19, 2013 |
| 22:20 EDT | | | China "flash manufacturing" PMI
China "flash manufacturing" PMI (HSBC/Markit) fell to 48.3 in June to mark a nine-month low after a final 49.2 reading in May. A discouraging sign for the economic rebound, the 48.3 mark was the second consecutive reading below the 50.0 cutoff that separates expansion from contraction since October. |
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| 17:06 EDT |  | | Twitter acquires Spindle
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| 16:03 EDT | | | Week of 6/28 EIA Petroleum Status Report to be released at 11:00
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| 15:40 EDT | | | Action Alert: Fed funds and euro$ contracts have been crushed
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| 15:31 EDT | | | Week of 6/28 EIA Natural Gas Report to be released at 10:30
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