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| June 18, 2013 |
| 11:38 EDT |  | | BMO Capital's specialty pharma analyst holds an analyst/industry conference call
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| 11:30 EDT |  | | U.S. equities are extending gains
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| 11:15 EDT | | | NY Fed bought $1.464 B in bonds
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| 11:05 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY is consolidating earlier gains
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| 10:25 EDT | | | NY Fed outright purchase: the Fed is buying $1.25 B to $1.75 B in bonds
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| 10:23 EDT |  | | Gain in Chinese home prices adds to dilemma on credit, Bloomberg says
Chinese property values increased in major cities at the fastest pace in more than two years despite tougher government curbs, making it more difficult for the country to ease credit amidst a weakening economy, says Bloomberg. Reference Link |
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| 10:05 EDT | | | Fed Outlook: market anxiety over tomorrow's outcome notched a bit higher
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| 10:03 EDT | | | Market opens with moderate gains
Stock futures improved slightly during the pre-market trading session, leading to a higher open for the broader market. Reports on consumer prices and building permits were largely in-line with expectations, while housing starts were a bit below expectations. Trading may be light ahead of the Fed meeting, which begins today and concludes tomorrow with a statement and a planned press conference from Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, which will be closely watched and dissected. About 30 minutes into the session, the Dow is up 45 points, the Nasdaq is up 10 points and the S&P is up 2 points. |
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| 09:50 EDT | | | Today's U.S. reports
Today's U.S. reports revealed only a small May housing starts rebound after a big April drop, with expected bounces in the multi-family sector and starts in the south, but persistent restraint for single-family starts and activity in the Midwest and Northeast. Analysts saw a restrained round of May CPI figures, with a 0.149% headline gain that rounded down from market estimates, but a 0.167% core figure that rounded-up. Neither report altered the overall outlook, as housing is still on track for a persistent recovery, and inflation was restrained in May before a gasoline price rise into June that will likely lift the CPI and PPI headlines to the 0.4%-0.5% area with the next monthly round of reports. |
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| 09:34 EDT |  | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX is recently down 5c to 16.75
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| 09:30 EDT | | | Treasury Action: yields remain moderately higher
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| 09:25 EDT | | | The U.S. housing starts report revealed a disappointingly small May starts bounce
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| 09:25 EDT | | | Treasury Action: bullish put spread selling
Treasury Action: bullish put spread selling appears to be fading the downleg in prices vs 10-year futures, according to sources. This included a sale of 1.5k Aug 128/128.5 put spreads vs 10s and bullish purchase of 1k in Sep 130.5/132 call 1x2s. Sep 10s are about 9-ticks lower near 129-01 compared to a range of 129-10 to 128-30. |
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| 09:23 EDT | | | UBS U.S. leisure analyst holds an analyst/industry conference call
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| 09:21 EDT | | | Draghi says ECB stimulus to continue for some time, Globes reports
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| 09:05 EDT | | | U.S. equities held on to minor gains
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| 08:56 EDT | | | Redbook Store Sales data reported
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| 08:45 EDT | | | U.S. housing starts rebounded 6.8% to a 914k rate in May
U.S. housing starts rebounded 6.8% to a 914k rate in May after a 14.8% drop in April to 856k (revised from 853k) and March's 3.7% gain to 1.005 M (revised from 1.021 M). Building permits fell 3.1% to 974k from a revised 1.017 M (was 1.017 M). Single family starts were up 0.3% after April's 4.2% decline. Multi-family starts climbed 21.6% following -32.2% in April. The headline pace are a little below expectations, but the report still reflects the improvement in the sector. |
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| 08:45 EDT | | | FX Action The dollar slipped some
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| 08:45 EDT | | | Treasury Action: a muted reaction to the data
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