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April Durable Goods Orders 3.3% vs 1.5%, Ex-Trans 1.3% vs 0.5%
April Durable Goods Orders 3.3% vs 1.5%, Ex-Trans 1.3% vs 0.5%
Weekly Natural Gas Inventory Grows 89 bcf vs. 92 bcf Gain Expected
Weekly Natural Gas Inventory Grows 89 bcf vs. 92 bcf Gain Expected
April New Home Sales 454K vs 425k Expected, +2.3% vs 1.9% Expected
April New Home Sales 454K vs 425k Expected, +2.3% vs 1.9% Expected
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May Preliminary Market US PMI 51.9 vs 51.2 Expected
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Initial Jobless Claims 340k vs 345k Expected
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Infinera Corporation (INFN) to Offer $100M in Convertible Senior notes
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Existing Home Sales Hit Multi-Year High of 4.97M in April
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Crude Inventory Drops 338K Barrels vs 1M Barrel Decline Expected
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April Existing Home Sales 4.97M vs 5M Expected, +0.6% vs 1.4% Expected
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MBA Mortgage Applications -9.8% vs -7.3% Prior
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April Leading Indicators Rise 0.6% vs 0.2% Expected
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May (P) U.of M Confidence 83.7 vs 77.9 Expected
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Natural Gas Storage Grows 99 bcf vs 95 bcf Gain Expected
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May Philadelphia Fed -5.2 vs 2 Expected
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Bloomberg Consumer Comfort -30.2 vs -29.5 Prior
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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
