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| June 13, 2013 |
| 10:25 EDT |  | | Another Gross Tweet from the PIMCO manager:
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| 10:15 EDT | | | Treasury Action: yields are trading off highs
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| 10:10 EDT | | | FX Action: The dollar showed little reaction
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| 10:10 EDT | | | U.S. business inventories rose 0.3% in April
U.S. business inventories rose 0.3% in April, matching expectations, after a revised -0.1% in March (previously unchanged). Shipments declined 0.1% after a revised -1.2% in March (previously -1.1%). And the I/S ratio edged up to 1.31 months from 1.30. That is the highest since October 2009. |
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| 09:55 EDT | | | The U.S. Treasury will sell $13 B in reopened 30-year bonds
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| 09:54 EDT | | | Averages off opening lows but still in negative ground
Stock futures improved throughout the pre-market trading session but fell short of getting into positive territory. The averages opened slightly lower but the selling was minimal compared to the slides seen in foreign markets, most notably Japan. The retail sales figures were generally in-line overall and the jobless claims data were also mostly as expected. The averages have improved slightly from their opening prices but are still in negative territory, with the Dow down 12 points, the Nasdaq down 5 points and the S&P down 1 point. |
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| 09:40 EDT | | | U.S. Business Inventories Preview
U.S. Business Inventories Preview: April business inventories are expected to show inventory growth of 0.2% (median 0.3%) with shipments declining by 0.1%. This would follow respective March figures of unchanged for inventories and -1.1% for shipments and would result in the I/S ratio increasing to 1.31 from 1.30 for the month. |
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| 09:35 EDT | | | U.S. May trade prices undershot estimates
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| 09:32 EDT |  | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX is recently down 23c to 18.37
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| 09:20 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY buying accelerated
FX Action: USD-JPY buying accelerated ahead of the N.Y. options cut, where a large digital option expiry is rolling off at 95.00. Digital options usually payout if spot is trading right on the strike level, above or below the level at expiry, depending on how the position is structured. Given the price action over recent weeks it is more likely that the writer of the option gambled that USD-JPY would remain above 95.00 and will have an interest to keep spot elevated to avoid a costly payout. Other maturities today include plain vanilla strikes at 94.50 and 94.85. So far, USD-JPY has reached 94.75 versus N.Y. session lows of 94.00. |
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| 09:10 EDT | | | U.S. equities recovered some poise
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| 09:10 EDT | | | U.S. retail sales modestly beat estimates
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| 08:55 EDT | | | FX Action: The dollar popped briefly higher
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| 08:50 EDT | | | Analysts saw a 12k U.S. initial claims drop to 334k
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| 08:50 EDT | | | Treasury Action: yields flicked higher on first glance
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| 08:45 EDT | | | U.S. initial jobless claims fell 12k to 334k in the week ended June 8
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| 08:45 EDT | | | U.S. import prices sank 0.6% in May
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| 08:40 EDT | | | U.S. retail sales rose a stronger than expected 0.6% in May
U.S. retail sales rose a stronger than expected 0.6% in May (median +0.4%), after a modest 0.1% gain in April. The ex-autos aggregate rose 0.3%, matching expectations, after -0.2% in April. Sales ex-gas/autos also rose 0.3%, after +0.2%. |
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| 08:38 EDT |  | | Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee to hold a hearing
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| 08:36 EDT | | | Futures improve ahead of open
Stock futures have continued to rise as the morning progresses. The futures are above their overnight lows, and investors will be looking for a catalyst that will help stocks maintain their momentum. The Advance Retail Sales figures were released and showed an increase of 0.6% versus the expected increase of 0.4%. Excluding autos, the number was up 0.3% versus the expected increase of 0.3%. There were 334,000 initial jobless claims versus the expected 346,000, while continuing claims came in at 2.97M, in line with expectations. |
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