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U.S. sees 9.8% spike in '09 electric bills
Feeling Fannie's and Freddie's pain
Consumer debt surges $8B in May
Paulson: Many foreclosures can't be helped
Bernanke eyes moves to combat credit crisis
Bears roaming Wall Street
Fed: Meet the new banker on board
Siemens eliminating 16,750 jobs
McCain, Obama spar over economy
Feeling Fannie's and Freddie's pain
Consumer debt surges $8B in May
Paulson: Many foreclosures can't be helped
Bernanke eyes moves to combat credit crisis
Bears roaming Wall Street
Fed: Meet the new banker on board
Siemens eliminating 16,750 jobs
McCain, Obama spar over economy
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The Market At 2008-07-08 15:58:37 ET
10-Year: 3.890 +02+/32 GNMAs: EUR/USD: 1.5653 USD/JPY: 107.4440
(14:05) Getting safe-haven boost, trade still light
(13:44) Still prodding the highs
(12:04) Nearing session highs at midday
(10:50) Perking up
(09:13) Slinking lower
(08:20) Opening flat
(07:31) A little bid; 10-yr +02/32 yielding 3.892%
Pending Home Sales: Actual -4.7%, consensus -2.8%, prior 7.1% (revised from 6.3%)
Wholesale Inventories: Actual 0.8%, Briefing.com 0.7%, consensus 0.6%, prior 1.4% (revised from 1.3%)
Consumer Credit: Actual $7.8B, consensus $7.0B, prior $7.8B (revised from $8.9B)
Bernanke will testify in semi-annual report to congress next Tues & Wed
Flatter in Mixed Business: The market was mixed, as the long end rolled higher, but was unable to see levels reached in Mon's run-up getting an added boost as crumbling commodity prices helped lessen inflation concerns. Bonds managed to retain gains through much if the session, still getting some of its bid on worries over financials and a...
10-Year: 3.890 +02+/32 GNMAs: EUR/USD: 1.5653 USD/JPY: 107.4440
(14:05) Getting safe-haven boost, trade still light
(13:44) Still prodding the highs
(12:04) Nearing session highs at midday
(10:50) Perking up
(09:13) Slinking lower
(08:20) Opening flat
(07:31) A little bid; 10-yr +02/32 yielding 3.892%
Pending Home Sales: Actual -4.7%, consensus -2.8%, prior 7.1% (revised from 6.3%)
Wholesale Inventories: Actual 0.8%, Briefing.com 0.7%, consensus 0.6%, prior 1.4% (revised from 1.3%)
Consumer Credit: Actual $7.8B, consensus $7.0B, prior $7.8B (revised from $8.9B)
Bernanke will testify in semi-annual report to congress next Tues & Wed
Flatter in Mixed Business: The market was mixed, as the long end rolled higher, but was unable to see levels reached in Mon's run-up getting an added boost as crumbling commodity prices helped lessen inflation concerns. Bonds managed to retain gains through much if the session, still getting some of its bid on worries over financials and a...
The Interest Rate Outlook
Last Updated: 2008-07-07, 16:12:47 ET
Last Updated: 2008-07-07, 16:12:47 ET
Watching Fed Directives
The breathlessly awaited FOMC meeting has come and gone, with the general response to the much anticipated statement being “duh.” The policy-posse was in a tough spot, still is, but overall players seem to think they did the right, the only, thing they could, which was to hold on rates but pepper the statement with a dash of heated inflation talk (that was not over...
The breathlessly awaited FOMC meeting has come and gone, with the general response to the much anticipated statement being “duh.” The policy-posse was in a tough spot, still is, but overall players seem to think they did the right, the only, thing they could, which was to hold on rates but pepper the statement with a dash of heated inflation talk (that was not over...
Last Updated: 2008-06-30, 08:57:21 ET
The economic data this past week did nothing to alter our economic view.
May retail sales were stronger than expected, posting a 1.0% increase. This suggests that May real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) will post a modest increase. April real PCE was slightly above the Q1 average and a May increase will help the GDP calculation. Real PCE should provide a modest boost to the second...
May retail sales were stronger than expected, posting a 1.0% increase. This suggests that May real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) will post a modest increase. April real PCE was slightly above the Q1 average and a May increase will help the GDP calculation. Real PCE should provide a modest boost to the second...
| Date | ET | Release | For | Actual | Briefing.com | Consensus | Prior |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 08 | 15:00:01 | Consumer Credit | May | $7.8B | $5.0B | $7.0B | $7.8B |
| Jul 08 | 10:00:00 | Pending Home Sales | May | -4.7% | -2.8% | 7.1% | |
| Jul 08 | 10:00:01 | Wholesale Inventories | May | 0.8% | 0.7% | 0.6% | 1.4% |
| Jul 09 | 10:30:01 | Crude Inventories | 07/05 | NA | NA | -1982K | |
| Jul 10 | 08:30:01 | Initial Claims | 07/05 | 395K | 395K | 404K | |
| Jul 11 | 14:00:01 | Treasury Budget | Jun | NA | $33.0B | $27.5B | |
| Jul 11 | 08:30:01 | Export Prices ex-ag. | Jun | NA | NA | 0.4% |
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