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- 14 Feb '18 at 4:30 pm #15010
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14 Feb '18 at 6:25 pm #15011Assistanc3
Participanthigher inflation on energy- specifically gas prices – specifically out west. But what have gas prices done since January?
14 Feb '18 at 6:40 pm #15012CautiousInvestor
Keymaster[b]another good link — As good news we are only down about -130 rather than over 300 points on DOW projected earlier
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/inflation-heats-stocks-tumble-134723028.html%5B/b%5DQUOTE — Following Wednesday’s inflation data, stock futures were sharply lower with Dow futures down as many as 330 points, or 1.3%, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures also down more than 1.2%. Treasury yields were also higher, with the 10-year hitting 2.87% and the 2-year hitting 2.14% as bond markets anticipate potentially more aggressive action on interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve this year. As of December, the Fed expected it will raise interest rates three times this year.
14 Feb '18 at 6:48 pm #15013ThePitBoss
Participant[quote=”CautiousInvestor” post=4776][b]another good link — As good news we are only down about -130 rather than over 300 points on DOW projected earlier
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/inflation-heats-stocks-tumble-134723028.html%5B/b%5DQUOTE — Following Wednesday’s inflation data, stock futures were sharply lower with Dow futures down as many as 330 points, or 1.3%, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures also down more than 1.2%. Treasury yields were also higher, with the 10-year hitting 2.87% and the 2-year hitting 2.14% as bond markets anticipate potentially more aggressive action on interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve this year. As of December, the Fed expected it will raise interest rates three times this year.[/quote]
Indeed but we get a good indication of just how fractious it all is
15 Feb '18 at 5:33 pm #15032TradersCom
KeymasterUS January producer price index
PPI +0.4% vs +0.4% expected, Prior 0.0%
Ex food and energy +0.4% vs +0.2% exp
Ex food, energy and trade +0.4% vs +0.2% exp
Final demand 2.7% y/y vs +2.4% exp
Ex food and energy +2.2% y/y vs +2.0% exp - AuthorPosts
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