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April Leading Indicators Rise 0.6% vs 0.2% Expected
April Leading Indicators Rise 0.6% vs 0.2% Expected
Natural Gas Storage Grows 99 bcf vs 95 bcf Gain Expected
Natural gas storage for the week ending May 10th grew 99 bcf vs a gain of 95 bcf expected.
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Initial Jobless Claims 360k vs 330k Expected
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Housing Starts (April) 853,000 versus an expected 970,000
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April CPI -0.4.% vs -0.3% Expected, Ex-Food & Energy 0.1% vs 0.2%
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Crude Inventory Declines 624K Barrels vs Gain of 450K Expected
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NAHB Housing Market Index 44 vs 43 Expected
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April Industrial Production -0.5% vs -0.2%
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Net Long-Term March TIC Flows -$13.5B vs $35B Expected
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May Empire Manufacturing-1.43 Vs 4 Expected
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April MoM PPI -0.7% vs -0.6% Expected, Ex-Food 0.1% vs 0.1%
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MBA Mortgage Applications -7.3% vs 7% Prior
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MoM April Import Price Index -0.5% vs -0.5% Expected
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MoSys (MOSY) Prices 6.5M Shares at $4/Share
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March Business Inventory 0.0% vs 0.3% Expected
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U.S. Retail Sales Showed Surprise 0.1% Gain in April on Improved Confidence
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April Retail Sales 0.1% vs -0.3% Expected, Ex-Auto -0.1% vs -0.2%
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U.S. April Budget Surplus $112.9B vs $112B Expected
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Natural Gas Inventory Gains 88 bcf vs. 86 bcf Gain Expected
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March Wholesale Inventories 0.4% vs 0.3% Expected, Wholesale Sales -1.6% vs 0.1% Expected
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Bloomberg Consumer Comfort-29.5 vs -28.9 Prior
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Initial Jobless Claims 323K vs 335K Expected
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Crude Inventory Grows 230 Thousand Barrels vs 2 Million Expected
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MBA Mortgage Applications Grew 7% vs 1.8% Prior
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May IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism 45.1 vs 47.5 Expected
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ISM Non-Manf. Composite 53.1 vs 54 Expected
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March Factory Orders -4% vs -2.9% Expected
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Jobs Post Solid Gains in April; February, March Revised Higher
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April Change in Nonfarm Payrolls 165K vs 140K Expected, Unemployment Rate 7.5%
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Weekly Natural Gas Inventory Grows 43 bcf vs. 29 bcf Gain Expected
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April ISM New York 58.3 vs 51.2 Prior
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Bloomberg Consumer Comfort -28.9 vs -29.9 Prior
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March Trade Balance -38.8 vs -42.3B Expected
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Initial Jobless Claims 324K vs 345K Expected
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UPDATE: Weekly Crude Inventory Grows 6.7M Barrels vs 1.1M Expected
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UPDATE: Weekly Crude Inventory Grows 6.7M Barrels vs 1.1M Expected
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March Construction Spending -1.7% vs 0.6%
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April ISM Manufacturing 50.7 vs 50.5 Expected
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April Markit US PMI 52.1 vs 52 Expected
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Job Growth Slows in April, ADP Shows
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April ADP Employment Change 119k vs 150k Expected
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Weekly MBA Mortgage Applications Grow 1.8%
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April Consumer Confidence 68.1 vs 61.0 Expected
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April Chicago PMI 49 vs 52.5 Expected
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April NAPM-Milwaukee 48.43 vs 51.50
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Feb. S&P/CS Home Price Index 146.57 vs 146.43
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Q1 Employment Cost Index 0.03% vs 0.5% Expected
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Dallas Fed Manf. Activity -15.6 vs 5 Expected
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March Pending Home Sales 1.5% vs 1% Expected
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U.S. Spending Rises 0.2% in March, May Soften Dire GDP Expectations
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March Pers. Income Grows 0.2% vs 0.4% Expected, Pers. Spending 0.2% vs Flat
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April U of Michigan Confidence 76.4 vs 73.5 Expected
