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News For NOSYMBOL From The Last 14 Days Check below for free stories on NOSYMBOL the last two weeks. |
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| June 8, 2013 |
| 15:58 EDT |  | | China's export growth slows amid fake trade invoice crackdown, Bloomberg says
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| June 7, 2013 |
| 20:34 EDT |  | | Consumer Sentiment Index to be reported at 09:55
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Industrial Production Manufacturing to be reported at 09:15
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Industrial Production Capacity Utilization Rate to be reported at 09:15 May Industrial Production Capacity Utilization Rate will be reported at 09:15 . Current consensus is 77.9% |
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Producer Price Index PPI less food & energy to be reported at 08:30
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Producer Price Index PPI to be reported at 08:30
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Export Prices data reported. May Export Prices at % vs. consensus of down 0.1% for the month. |
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Import Prices data reported.
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Retail Sales Less Autos & Gas to be reported at 08:30
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Retail Sales less autos to be reported at 08:30 May Retail Sales less autos will be reported at 08:30 . Current consensus is 0.4% for the month |
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| 20:34 EDT |  | | Wholesale Trade Inventories to be reported at 10:00
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| 15:30 EDT |  | | Treasury Closing Summary: Treasury Closing Summary: Payrolls Friday injected its usual dose of volatility into the markets on Friday, though it rose almost exactly as predicted and the jobless rate backed up as well. The report provided an intersection for heavy trading in fixed income and interest rate products, and even a little front-running, if nano-second leaks of the data are to be believed. Though the data didn't tip the taper scales either way really, WSJ Fedwatcher Hilsenrath said the Fed could signal a pullback in purchases as early as the June FOMC for a taper later in the year. Philly Fed hawk Plosser crowed that the data was a sign that sequester effects were "less that feared." |
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| 15:10 EDT |  | | U.S. consumer credit rose $11.1 B in April
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| 15:01 EDT |  | | Consumer Credit data reported
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| 14:35 EDT |  | | U.S. consumer credit preview:
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| 14:20 EDT |  | | Philly Fed hawk Plosser is getting some jabs
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| 14:01 EDT |  | | Averages remain sharply higher Each of them major equity indices is sharply higher following this morning's jobs report, with the Dow and Nasdaq each up my almost 1%. Advancing stocks are ahead of declining stocks by more than 2:1 and up volume is ahead of down volume by about the same margin. Crude oil prices are higher by more than 1.3% but gold is lower by more than 2.3%. The Dow is up 147 points, the Nasdaq is up 33 points, and the S&P is up 13 points. |
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| 13:30 EDT |  | | Fedspeak is on holiday all next week Fedspeak is on holiday all next week thanks to the upcoming FOMC meeting on Jun 18-19 that will have the full press conference and updated economic projections, barring any unscheduled PR visits to financial TV. |
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| 13:15 EDT |  | | Treasury Option Action: heavy artillery in the 5-year was rumored Treasury Option Action: heavy artillery in the 5-year was rumored earlier adding to the price violence following payrolls and sources have subsequently confirmed a "purchase of 50k in Sep 124 calls on 5-year futures" that certainly fits that bill. Sep 5s are down over 10-ticks near 122-092, however, compared to their 122-25 to 122-08 range. Sources mention talk of central bank buying on 3-year area now as well. |
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| 12:55 EDT |  | | Treasury Action: supply considerations continue to weigh on the bond market
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