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KeymasterUS June CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city house price index
+0.11% vs +0.20% expected, Prior +0.2% (revised to +0.21%)20-city index +6.31% y/y vs +6.40% exp
National index 6.24% vs 6.38% prior28 Aug '18 at 10:39 pm #17914Helmholtz Watson
ParticipantRichmond Fed manufacturing index 24 versus 17 expected, prior 20
Other Indices
capacity utilization 18 versus 8 last month
shipments index +23 versus +16 last month
volume of new orders 25 versus 22 last month
backlog of orders 15 versus 4 last month
services revenue index +31 versus +23 in July
services expenditures 12 versus 16 last monthnumber of employees 28 versus 26 last month
wages 43 versus 43 last month
vendor lead time 35 versus 17 last month
local business conditions 13 versus 18 last month
capital expenditures 21 versus 25 last month
finished goods inventories for versus town last month
raw materials inventories 15 versus 20 last month
equipment and software 19 versus 18 last monthThe Richmond Fed Notes:
Fifth District manufacturing activity expanded in August, according to results of the most recent survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. The composite index rose from 20 in July to 24 in August, as all three components (shipments, new orders, and employment) increased. Respondents remained optimistic in August, expecting growth to continue in the coming months.
Employment and wages continued to rise, yet manufacturing firms continued to struggle to find workers with the skills they needed, as this indicator dropped to −17, its lowest value on record. Firms expect this struggle to continue in the next six months but anticipate sustained employment growth as well.
Respondents reported slower growth in both prices paid and prices received in August as the rise in prices paid continued to outpace growth of prices received. However, firms expect this gap to narrow in coming months, anticipating further slowing of growth in prices paid but accelerated growth of prices received.
28 Aug '18 at 10:50 pm #17915Helmholtz Watson
ParticipantUS sells $37 billion five-year notes at high yield of 2.765%, Prior 2.764%
Directs accepted came in at 9.0% (8.7% last)
Indirects came in at 66.2% (67.2% last)
Bid to cover came in at 2.49x. below the 2.61x prior and below 3 month average of 2.56x.
Lowest bid to cover since April29 Aug '18 at 2:44 am #17916CautiousInvestor
Keymaster[size=5][color=limegreen][b]Dow 26,064.02 14.38 0.06%
S&P 500 2,897.52 0.78 0.03%
Nasdaq 8,030.04 12.14 0.15%
Gold 1,208.10 -6.30 -0.52%
Oil 68.54 0.01 0.01%OHHHH THE HUMANITY 😉 :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: [/b][/color][/size]
29 Aug '18 at 4:58 pm #17918TradersCom
KeymasterUS MBA mortgage applications w.e. 24 August -1.7% vs +4.2% prior
Purchase index 230.1 vs 232.1 prior
Market index 344.0 vs 349.9 prior
Refinancing index 952.9 vs 982.7 prior
30-year mortgage rate 4.78% vs 4.81% prior29 Aug '18 at 5:23 pm #17919TradersCom
KeymasterItaly bubbling again:
La Stampa reported today that a government representative called on the ECB to pass a new program of QE to shield Italy’s debt from speculator. In response Italian Dep. PM Di Maio says Italy not asking for help from anyone after asked about the report. He added if there were to be a speculative attack it would be politically motivated, not economically.
29 Aug '18 at 6:09 pm #17920TradersCom
KeymasterUS July pending home sales -0.7% vs +0.3% m/m expected, Prior +0.9% m/m (revised to +1.0%)
Sales -0.5% y/y vs -2.5% expected29 Aug '18 at 9:24 pm #17921MoneyNeverSleeps
ParticipantUS sells 7 year notes at high yield of 2.844%, prev 2.85%
Bid to cover:2.65x v 2.49x last and highest since January 2.73x
Direct bids: 19.0% vs 12.0% last
Indirect bids: 59.5% vs 64.6% last
Primary dealers: 21.53%29 Aug '18 at 10:48 pm #17925MoneyNeverSleeps
ParticipantArgentina Peso collapsing again today also – to a record low v the dollar – there are many problems and bubbles popping
30 Aug '18 at 2:42 am #17928ClemSnide
Participant[quote=”MoneyNeverSleeps” post=7724]Argentina Peso collapsing again today also – to a record low v the dollar – there are many problems and bubbles popping[/quote]
Only thing worse than begging for a loan is begging for it early in front of the whole world
30 Aug '18 at 3:02 am #17930CautiousInvestor
Keymaster[size=6][color=limegreen][b]SUPER GREEN
as the WALL ST BULLS jump over the moon 8)
Dow 26,124.57 60.55 0.23%
S&P 500 2,914.04 16.52 0.57%
Nasdaq 8,109.69 79.65 0.99%
Gold 1,212.60 1.10 0.09%
Oil 69.67 0.16 0.23% [/b][/color][/size]30 Aug '18 at 5:24 pm #17932Helmholtz Watson
ParticipantAt what point does the EM implosion resonate with the US markets …..
30 Aug '18 at 5:44 pm #17934Helmholtz Watson
ParticipantJitters around the world with trade Wars and Emerging Markets But we have Amazon to save us all – Over $2000 For forst Time!!!
Open 1,997.42
High 2,009.67
Low 1,986.90
Mkt cap 941.13B
P/E ratio 181.13Is there just a bit of a disconnect?
30 Aug '18 at 9:23 pm #17938TradersCom
KeymasterAtlanta Fed Q3 GDPNow Lowered To 4.1% vs 4.6% prior
“The nowcast of the contribution of net exports to third-quarter real GDP growth declined from -0.26 percentage points to -0.64 percentage points and the nowcast of third-quarter real gross private domestic investment growth declined from 16.1 percent to 15.5 percent,” t
30 Aug '18 at 9:24 pm #17939TradersCom
KeymasterBarclay’s raised its Q3 GDP tracker to 2.9% from 2.8%
Goldman Sachs raised it’s estimate to 3.0% from 2.9% - AuthorPosts
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