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On the hour | 3:00 PM
Dow +0.05%.
10-yr +0.26%.
Euro +0.09% vs. dollar.
Crude -1.43% to $48.88.
Gold -0.3% to $1,268.04.[quote=”Helmholtz Watson” post=608] thank you that I notice TOPS – another one for DRYS like behavior ?[/quote]
yes it is ….up 933.06% today
avoid shipping stocks like the plague
At the close
Dow +0.04% to 22,024.41. S&P -0.22% to 2,472.22. Nasdaq -0.35% to 6,340.26.
Treasurys: 30-year +0.79%. 10-yr +0.29%. 5-yr +0.17%.
Commodities: Crude -1.29% to $48.95. Gold -0.31% to $1,267.92.
Currencies: Euro +0.16% vs. dollar. Yen -0.68%. Pound +0.61%.Consensus for non-farm payrolls is +180K neds to miss +/- 50K as it’s all about wages this time.
Average hourly earnings forecast to rise 0.3% m/m and 2.4% y/y. Estimates range from +0.1% to +0.4% m/m with average weekly hours, which is forecast to be steady at 34.5 hours.
The unemployment rate is forecast to dip to 4.3% from 4.4% with participation at 62.8% last month.
non-farm payroll guesses
UBS: 175K
Barclays: 175K
HSBC: 175K
SocGen: 180K
TD Securities: 190K
Goldman Sachs: 190K
Oxford Economics: 195K
Fathom Consulting: 210K
RBC: 220KUS June trade balance USD -43.6bln vs -44.5bln exp
July non-farm payrolls +209K vs +180K expected
Average Hourly Earnings (M/M) Jul: 0.30% (est 0.30%; prev 0.20%)
(Y/Y) Jul: 2.50% (est 2.40%; prev 2.50%)
Participation Rate at 62.9%
Unemployment Rate Jul: 4.30% (est 4.30%; prev 4.40%)
Underemployment Rate Jul: 8.60% (prev 8.60%)Manufact. Payrolls Jul: 16K (est 5K; rev prev 12K)
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Canadian Int’l Merchandise Trade (CAD) Jun: -3.60B (est -1.25B; prev -1.09B)Canadian Employment Change Jul: 10.9K (est 10.0K; prev 45.3K)
Participation Rate Jul: 65.7%
Unemployment Rate Jul: 6.30% (est 6.50%; prev 6.50%)
Full Time Employment Change Jul: 35.1K (prev 8.1K)
Part Time Employment Change Jul: -24.3K (prev 37.1K)On the hour | 9:00 AM
S&P +0.15%.
10-yr -0.06%.
Euro +0.06% vs. dollar.
Crude -0.45% to $48.81.
Gold -0.05% to $1,267.15.
[size=5][color=green]+209,000 jobs in NFP report … better than expected .. Get your RALLY CAPs ready
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The U.S. labor market shows little sign of exhaustion nine years into an economic recovery as the economy added an impressive 209,000 new jobs in July. The U.S. has added nearly 450,000 new jobs in the past two months, knocking the unemployment rate back down to a 16-year low of 4.3%.[/color][/size]
Closes for major European stock indices.
France CAC up 1.4%
German DAX up 1.2%
Italy FTSE MIB up 0.65%
Portugal PSI20 up 1.4%
Spain Ibex up 1.0%
UK FTSE up 0.5%Change For the Week
France CAC up 1.4%
German DAX up 1.11%
Italy FTSE MIB up 2.36%
Portugal PSI20 up 1.56%
Spain Ibex up 1.18%
UK FTSE up 1.95%The BULLS have been enjoying a great ride in the markets … but there are dangers of buying HIGH to possibly sell HIGHER in future … still things are improving in economy in more of a real way (esp. the easing of some past regulations) 🙂
Samsung ramps up production on iPhone 8 OLED screens with seven production lines, according to a Korean report cited by 9 to 5 Mac.
Full-scale production will start at the end of the month.
The new lines will increase output capacity by 700%[quote=”Assistanc3″ post=646]Samsung ramps up production on iPhone 8 OLED screens with seven production lines, according to a Korean report cited by 9 to 5 Mac.
Full-scale production will start at the end of the month.
The new lines will increase output capacity by 700%[/quote]So Samsung benefits form the apple and its own Android in the market share battle?
[quote=”ThePitBoss” post=650]
So Samsung benefits form the apple and its own Android in the market share battle?[/quote]
“hedging”
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