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| June 17, 2013 |
| 03:55 EDT |  | | FX Action: USD-JPY is close to 95.00
FX Action: USD-JPY is close to 95.00 following the overnight rally out of the 94.00-10 area. Sentiment is positive after the Nikkei closed 2.73% higher. Activity in Europe is slow due to the prevailing event risks this week, which include the FOMC meeting. Option expiries at 95.00 could dampen follow through activity, though the balance of risk should remain with the topside if stocks could sustain higher levels. Direct USD-JPY flows have been limited, but tentative interest for the JPY crosses was noted since the European, which fueled a EUR-JPY move up to the the 126.80 region from 126.10. USD-JPY offers are tipped into the 95.30-40 region and over 95.50. Larger Asian fund order flows is anticipated into 96.00. |
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| June 16, 2013 |
| 20:15 EDT | | | Philadelphia Fed Survey General Business Conditions Index to be reported at 10:00
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| 20:15 EDT | | | Housing Starts Permits to be reported at 08:30
May Housing Starts Permits will be reported at 08:30 . Current consensus is 0.973M |
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| 20:15 EDT | | | Consumer Price Index CPI to be reported at 08:30
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| 20:15 EDT | | | Consumer Price Index CPI less food & energy to be reported at 08:30
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| 20:15 EDT | | | FOMC Meeting Announcement Federal Funds Rate to be reported at 14:00
FOMC Meeting Announcement Federal Funds Rate will be reported at 14:00 . Current consensus is 0 to 0.25% |
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| 20:15 EDT | | | Empire State Mfg Survey General Business Conditions Index to be reported at 08:30
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| June 14, 2013 |
| 18:35 EDT |  | | Russell releases preliminary additions, deletions to indexes
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| 16:07 EDT | | | June Consumer Sentiment to be released at 09:55
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| 16:07 EDT | | | June Chicago PMI to be released at 09:45
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| 15:30 EDT | | | Treasury Market Summary: Treasuries remained on a firmer footing
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| 14:28 EDT | | | Averages lower, off worst levels
Each of the equity indices is in negative territory, but off the worst levels of the session. The Dow is logging the session's biggest losses, down about 0.6%. Declining stocks are ahead of advancing stocks by about 3:2, while down volume is ahead of up volume by about 2:1. Crude oil prices are higher by more than 1% and gold is up by 0.7%. The dollar has continued to soften against the Yen, trading near the Y94 level. The Dow is down 83 points, the S&P 500 is down 7 points and the Nasdaq is down 16 points. |
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| 14:10 EDT | | | Action Economics Survey results
Action Economics Survey results: Fed policy will dominate next week, both before and after Wednesday's announcement. Our survey reveals expectations for no change in the current assessment that sees downside risks to growth. Analysts don't expect the Fed will lay the groundwork for any policy changes near term, as the labor market and inflation conditions for reduction of stimulus, let alone withdrawal, have not been met yet. Next week's calendar includes CPI, housing starts and sales, the final Q1 GDP revision and consumer confidence. Total and core CPI are both expected to rise 0.2% m/m in May, consistent with tame price pressures. Housing starts and sales are seen moving higher in May. The Q1 GDP gain is expected to be unrevised at 2.4% in Q1. Consumer confidence measures are expected to dip in June. None of the results seems likely to alter expectations on current conditions. |
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| 14:08 EDT |  | | The Market Vectors Coat ETF volatility elevated as ETF at four-year low
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| 14:02 EDT | | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX is recently up 79c to 17.20
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| 13:50 EDT | | | FOMC Outlook: Fed policy spotlights next week
FOMC Outlook: Fed policy spotlights next week, especially as the markets, and policymakers for that matter, debate the timing of any QE tapering. Analysts don't expect any strong signals regarding a step down in asset purchases just yet as growth data have yet to be definitively strong, while key inflation figures remain subdued (despite today's hotter than expected PPI). Indeed, though there have been signs of improvement in the labor market, it's not clear the conditions of "substantial" and "sustained" with respect to employment growth have been met. And consistent with the variety in the economic reports, Fedspeak reflects very diverse opinions over the cost/benefit of the current $85 B purchase program. Additionally, as Fed hawk-dove Bullard said earlier this week, "surprisingly low" inflation gives policymakers time to maintain their aggressive asset purchase program. Analysts do expect language similar to the May 1 statement, with perhaps a slight upgrade to the characterization of the economy. And analysts do expect the FOMC to leave the conditional statement intact regarding increasing or decreasing asset purchases depending on conditions. |
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| 13:45 EDT | | | FOMC Outlook: Fed policy spotlights next week
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| 12:53 EDT | | | Week of 6/26 Fed Balance Sheet to be released at 16:30
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| 12:53 EDT | | | Week of 6/17 Money Supply to be released at 16:30
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| 12:53 EDT | | | June Farm Prices to be released at 15:00
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