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June 11, 2013
09:51 EDTGovernment buildings evacuated in Georgia after bomb threats, WSBTV says
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09:35 EDTFX Action: USD-JPY has chopped either side of 97.00
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09:31 EDTCBOE Volatility Index VIX is recently up 1.47 to 16.91
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09:28 EDTSPDR Lehman High Yield Bond volatility flat on wide price movement
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09:27 EDTiShares iBoxx Investment Grade Corp Bond volatility flat on wide price movement
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09:15 EDTTreasury Action: Fed $5-10 B taper talk for next week
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09:10 EDTEuro$ interest rate options: position rolls and call positioning
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09:05 EDTU.S. Redbook same store sales index fell 0.5% June to date
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09:00 EDTTreasury Option Action: more activity in the belly
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08:40 EDTU.S. equities are on the back foot
U.S. equities are on the back foot after disappointment that the BoJ didn't offer any fresh steps to cool the bond market or deepen liquidity steps. The 14-month high on longer Treasury yields and much stronger yen also dampened investor spirits after the T-note trespassed above the 2.25% psych level. In Asia, the N-225 sank 1.45%, while the Aussie ASX 200 rose 0.41% and China was still closed. In Europe, the Euro Stoxx 50 extended losses to -2.0%, while the Spain IBEX is -2.6% as peripheral spreads blow out and German courts debate the constitutionality of the ECB's OMT. The Dow is 124-points lower, S&P sank 16-points and NASDAQ is off 28-points in pre-market trade. In corporate news, Lululemon tanked 13% after its CEO abruptly resigned, though its earnings were more solid than its shear yoga pants. Softbank reached an upsized $21.6 B deal to buy Sprint Nextel. Boeing forecast a doubling of jet liner demand over the next 20-years. Dole Foods surged 21% after its CEO offered a $1.5 B MBO. NFIB small business optimism reached year-highs of 94.4, though overshadowed, while wholesale trade data is due later, along with the 3-year note auction.
08:34 EDTFutures remain sharply lower ahead of open
Stock futures remain sharply lower as investors show their disappointment over the Bank of Japan’s failure to launch a new stimulus program. The decision has unnerved investors who are sensitive to any signs of a lack of commitment by central banks to loose monetary policies.
08:00 EDTU.S. ICSC-Goldman Sachs chain store sales fell 2.7%
U.S. ICSC-Goldman Sachs chain store sales fell 2.7% for the week ending June 8 versus +1.9% in the week ending June 1. The index moderated to +2.2% y/y from +4.3% y/y in the prior week.
07:41 EDTCredit Suisse to host a conference
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07:40 EDTU.S. small business confidence rose 2.3-points to 94.4 in May
U.S. small business confidence rose 2.3-points to 94.4 in May the highest level in a year, according to the National Federation of Independent Business survey. A least that's one positive sign against the tide of pessimism overnight.
07:37 EDTCBOE Interest Rate 5 Year Note at 11.25, above its 50-day moving average of 8.02
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07:35 EDTBofA/Merrill to host a conference
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07:35 EDTTreasury Market Outlook:
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07:35 EDTN.Y. FX Outlook
N.Y. FX Outlook: A sharply weaker USD-JPY in the aftermath of no action from the BoJ resulted in the dollar easing more broadly overnight. Dollar yen moved back under 96.50 after closing in over 99.00 in N.Y. on Monday. EUR-USD approached 1.3300, and lost ground to the CHF and GBP as well. The dollar bloc moved lower however, led by further AUD-USD losses. Treasury yields firmed, while equity futures are firmly underwater heading toward the open. Looks like another "sky is falling" session is in store. The U.S. calendar reveals just April wholesale data at 10:00 EDT.
07:33 EDTFutures suggest a sharply lower open
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07:28 EDTJPMorgan to host a conference
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