EIA says US natural-gas stockpiles rose 20bcf last week
EIA says US natural-gas stockpiles rose 20bcf last week
November Philly Fed: 16.7, vs. Consensus of 12.2
Philly Fed Index for November comes in at 16.7, vs. the economist survey of 12.2
October Leading Indicators: 0.3%, vs. Consensus of 0.4%
Leading indicators for October come in at 0.3%, vs. the consensus of 0.4%
Initial Jobless Claims for 11/14: 505K, vs. Consensus of 504K; Continuing Claims: 5.611M
Initial jobless claims for the week of November 14 come in at 505,000, vs. the consensus of 504,000
Continuing claims come in at 5.611 million, versus the economist survey of 5.598 million
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What! No Rate Hikes Until 2012?
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Crude fell 887K barrels, Gasoline fell 1.75 million barells, Distilate fell 328K barrels
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October Housing Starts: 529K, vs. Consensus of 600K; Building Permits: 552K
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CPI for October: 0.3%, vs. Consensus of 0.2%; Ex-Food & Energy: 0.2%
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NAHB Housing Market Index for November: 17, vs. Consensus of 19
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US October Industrial Production: Up 0.1%, vs. Consensus 0.4%; Capacity Utilization: 70.7%
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US Sept. Long-Term Foreign Asset Buying Rises Net $40.7B
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October PPI: 0.3%, vs. Consensus 0.5%; Ex-Food & Energy: -0.6%, vs. Consensus 0.1%
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Retail Sales Jump Sharply In October
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Bernanke's Speech at Economic Club of New York 11/16
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Sept. Business Inventories: -0.4%, vs. Consensus of -0.7%
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October Retail Sales Rise 1.4%, vs. Consensus of 0.9%; Ex-Autos & Gas: 0.3%
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November Empire Manufacturing 23.51 versus the consensus of 30
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EIA says US natural-gas stockpiles rose 25bcf last week
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Univ of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Come In at 66 Versus the Consensus of 71
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Trade Deficit in US Jumped 18% in September to $36.5B
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US October Import Prices Rise 0.7%, Up 0.4% Ex-Oil
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U.S. October Budget Deficit Widens to $176.4B vs. $155.5B
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Crude Oil Inventories Rose 1.76M Barrels, Distillate Rose 349K, Gasoline Rose 2.56M
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FHA: Mortgage Insurance Reserves Fall to 0.53% in FY09; Sees Reserves Rising to 1.1% in FY10
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Initial Jobless Claims: 502K, vs. Consensus of 510K; Continuing Claims: 5.631M
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Russian economy shrank annual 8.9% in Q3 vs. 10.9% in Q2
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Geithner Gives Strong Dollar Lip Service, But "Nothing Has Changed" Says Strategist
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US soybean crop seen at 3.319B bushels, up 2.1% from October
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U.S. September consumer credit falls $14.8B, Fed says
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Unemployment Rate Tops 10%, Are We Peaking Yet?
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Sept. Wholesale Inventories: -0.9%, vs. Consensus of -1%
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Gold advances to a new record $1,097.75 an ounce in London
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October Change in Nonfarm Payrolls: -190K, vs. Consensus of -175K; Unemployment Rate is 10.2%
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Third Quarter Productivity Surges
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EIA says US natural-gas stockpiles rose 29 bcf last week
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Fannie Mae (FNM) Announces Deed for Lease Program For Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
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Initial Jobless Claims: 512K, vs. Consensus of 522K; Continuing Claims: 5.749M
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Nonfarm Productivity for Q3: 9.5%, vs. Consensus of 6.5%
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ECB keeps rates unchanged at 1%
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ECB leaves benchmark interest rate unchanged at 1%
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BOE Keeps Rates Unchanged at 0.5%
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Fed Sticks With Easy Money, Would Take Drastic Inflation or Growth To Force Their Hand
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FOMC Statement for 11/04: Fed to Keep Rates 'Exceptionally Low' for 'Extended Period'
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Fed to keep rates 'exceptionally low' for an 'extended period'
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EIA: Crude Oil Inventories Fell 3.94M Barrels, Distillate Inventories Fell 378K, Gasoline Inventories Fell 287K
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ADP Report Shows That While Jobs Losses Continue, They are Slowing (Update)
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October ISM Non-Manufacturing: 50.6, vs. Consensus of 51.5
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ADP Employment Change for October: Down 203K, vs. Consensus of Down 198K
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Mortgage Applications Up 8.2% Last Week, Versus Prior of Down 12.3%
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Sept. Factory Orders: 0.9%, vs. Consensus 0.8%
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Key Manufacturing and Housing Reports Boost Stocks
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Sept. Construction Spending Up 0.8%, vs. Consensus of Down 0.2%
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Sept. Pending Home Sales Up 6.1%, vs. Consensus 0.0%
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ISM Manufacturing for October: 55.7, vs. Consensus 53
