Morning Coffee Break
Welcome to today’s Morning Coffee Break – Well it is November 15 the midpoint of the month and the results from the U.S. markets downright a mess you can even say they outright ugly.
Welcome to today’s Morning Coffee Break – Well it is November 15 the midpoint of the month and the results from the U.S. markets downright a mess you can even say they outright ugly.
Breaking News – Retail Sales and October Producer Price Index (PPI)
Breaking News – Home Depot Earnings
Energy Price Outlook After a sobering week last week, oil prices are expected to be under pressure again in this week’s trade and potentially fall toward $80/bbl in WTI over the next few weeks. The dominant factors should be increased prospects for slow growth in the U.S., uncertainty over the fiscal cliff, events in Europe including Sunday’s vote in Greece, and OPEC’s cut in demand estimates on Friday. The
Investors Alert – Market Status
October 29, 2012 U.S. Stock markets – All exchanges will be closed do to hurricane Sandy
Breaking News – Pending Home Sales
Cotton Ginnings ISSN: 1948-9021 Released October 25, 2012, by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Agricultural Statistics Board, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Running Bales Ginned by Crop – States and United States: October 15, 2009-2012 [Excluding linters. Blank cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun]
Breaking News – Crude Oil Inventories
Welcome to Monday’s Morning Coffee Break – U.S. futures are suggesting a positive open this morning after Friday’s sharpest one day drop in nearly four months. Market participants will be starting the week off with no economic data releases putting the focus on earnings and U.S. politics. Headlines in the Euro Zone will have a stronger impact on U.S. markets as well.
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