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House OKs mortgage rescue
Minimum wage increase going into effect
U.S. middle class losing ground
Fed: Slow growth, rising prices hurt economy
Paulson: Bill is key to turnaround
The consumer stands strong
Oil lower as demand continues to sink
Stocks climb as oil prices fall
Bush green-lights housing bill
Minimum wage increase going into effect
U.S. middle class losing ground
Fed: Slow growth, rising prices hurt economy
Paulson: Bill is key to turnaround
The consumer stands strong
Oil lower as demand continues to sink
Stocks climb as oil prices fall
Bush green-lights housing bill
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The Market At 2008-07-23 15:55:17 ET
10-Year: 4.115 -04/32 GNMAs: EUR/USD: 1.5689 USD/JPY: 107.8950
(13:50) Stalled ahead of Biege Book
(10:15) New lows, uptick in size as GSE protection near done deal
(08:27) Ticking off, but trying to pull back some ground following open
(07:33) Bonds sliding as oil fuels equity rallies. 10-yr -09+/32 yielding 4.136%
Fed Beige Book
Auction up $31B 2-yrs draw 2.820% with 2.42 bid-to-cover and an indirect take of 36.9%
28-day TSLF offering $25B Thurs
Another Blow: The market was dealt another blow today, with the supply, GSE bailouts and bouncing stocks all serving to lean on prices. Thurs may see some small relief for the market, but with a record $21B 5-yr auction on tap, gains will be hard to come by. The housing report will carry some weight, but will require some pretty hard numbers to offer much support. Jobless claims are also expected to worsen, but, again the bar has been set pretty low, and without approaching their worst levels (400K+) won't do anything in this quarter. As more news regarding Paulso...
10-Year: 4.115 -04/32 GNMAs: EUR/USD: 1.5689 USD/JPY: 107.8950
(13:50) Stalled ahead of Biege Book
(10:15) New lows, uptick in size as GSE protection near done deal
(08:27) Ticking off, but trying to pull back some ground following open
(07:33) Bonds sliding as oil fuels equity rallies. 10-yr -09+/32 yielding 4.136%
Fed Beige Book
Auction up $31B 2-yrs draw 2.820% with 2.42 bid-to-cover and an indirect take of 36.9%
28-day TSLF offering $25B Thurs
Another Blow: The market was dealt another blow today, with the supply, GSE bailouts and bouncing stocks all serving to lean on prices. Thurs may see some small relief for the market, but with a record $21B 5-yr auction on tap, gains will be hard to come by. The housing report will carry some weight, but will require some pretty hard numbers to offer much support. Jobless claims are also expected to worsen, but, again the bar has been set pretty low, and without approaching their worst levels (400K+) won't do anything in this quarter. As more news regarding Paulso...
The Interest Rate Outlook
Last Updated: 2008-07-22, 16:01:06 ET
Last Updated: 2008-07-22, 16:01:06 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: 2008-07-21, 08:55:37 ET
Strong June same-store sales reports from retailers confirm what has already been apparent in the May real personal consumption expenditure (PCE) data: the fiscal stimulus checks are providing a huge boost to consumer spending.
The strength in consumer spending will push second AND third quarter real GDP growth over a 2% annual rate.
The June same-store sales data were very strong, and...
The strength in consumer spending will push second AND third quarter real GDP growth over a 2% annual rate.
The June same-store sales data were very strong, and...
| Date | ET | Release | For | Actual | Briefing.com | Consensus | Prior |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 23 | 14:00:00 | Fed's Beige Book | |||||
| Jul 23 | 10:35:01 | Crude Inventories | 07/19 | -1558K | NA | NA | 2952K |
| Jul 24 | 08:30:01 | Initial Claims | 07/19 | 372K | 380K | 366K | |
| Jul 24 | 10:00:01 | Existing Home Sales | Jun | 4.97M | 4.95M | 4.99M | |
| Jul 25 | 08:30:01 | Durable Orders | Jun | 0.0% | -0.3% | 0.0% | |
| Jul 25 | 10:00:01 | Mich Sentiment-Rev. | Jul | NA | 56.4 | 56.6 | |
| Jul 25 | 10:00:01 | New Home Sales | Jun | 507K | 505K | 512K |
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