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| June 7, 2013 |
| 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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| 12:35 EDT | | | PIMCO's Gross-speak now on Twitter:
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| 12:20 EDT | | | May U.S. Jobs Report Boosts April Hours-Worked
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| 11:56 EDT |  | | Fed on track to ease bond purchases, WSJ reports
As long as the economy doesn't disappoint, Federal Reserve officials are likely to signal at their June policy meeting that they are on track to begin reducing the pace of their monthly bond purchases later this year, reports The Wall Street Journal. Reference Link |
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| 11:42 EDT | | | WSJ's Hilsenrath says Fed likely on track to reduce bond buying, DJ says
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| 11:20 EDT | | | NY Fed outright purchase: no Fed buybacks today
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| 10:30 EDT | | | U.S. equities have extended opening gains
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| 10:20 EDT | | | Euro$ interest rate options: heavy rolling of put positions
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| 10:16 EDT | | | Averages continue upward momentum, up nearly 1% after jobs report
Stock futures moved to the upside following the better than expected monthly nonfarm payrolls report, which led to a moderately higher open for the broader market. The averages have trended higher since the open and the Dow and S&P are both now up about 1%, with the Nasdaq only slightly behind. With the day's, and in fact the week's, major data point out of the way, the market may spend most of the session drifting. The Dow is up 148 points, the Nasdaq is up 31 points and the S&P is up 16 points about 45 minutes into the session. |
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| 10:10 EDT | | | Treasury Option Action: a large bullish position in the belly
Treasury Option Action: a large bullish position in the belly was reported, specifically the purchase of 20k in Sep 124-00 calls on 5-year futures, fading the post-payrolls sell-off. Yield on cash 5s shot back above 1.0% to highs near 1.05% after the data. |
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| 09:45 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY is filling in buy stops
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