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Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Economic Events
China CPI
M/M % Change
Prior 0.1 
Est
Actual 0.1 %
Y/Y % Change
5.3 
5.5 %
5.5 %

China Industrial Production
M/M % Change
0.9 

1.03 
Yr/Yr % change
13.4 %
13.2 %
13.3 %

China PPI
M/M % Change
1.0 

0.3 
Y/Y % Change
6.8 
6.45 
6.8 

China Retail Sales
M/M % Change
1.4 %

1.28 
Y/Y % Change
17.1 %
16.95 
16.9 

USA PPI

PPI - M/M change
0.8 %
0.1 %
-0.4 % to 0.3 %
0.2 %
PPI -Yr/Yr change
6.6 %


7.0 %
PPI less food & energy - M/M change
0.3 %
0.2 %
0.0 % to 0.3 %
0.2 %
PPI less food & energy - Yr/Yr change
2.1 %


2.1 %

USA Retail Sales


Retail Sales - M/M change
0.5 %
0.3 %
-0.3 %
-1.3 % to 0.0 %
-0.2 %
Sales less autos - M/M change
0.6 %
0.5 %
0.3 %
-0.4 % to 0.5 %
0.3 %

USA Business Inventories
Inventories - M/M change
1.0 %
1.3 %
0.9 %
0.7 % to 1.0 %
0.8 %



Market Data
Indices+1.47%
RJ+2.03% EW+1.76% ES+1.30% NQ+1.26% YM+1.03% 

U.S. stocks post best day for June on retail sales


Metals+0.95%           
HG+3.06% SI+2.21%            GC+0.66% PL-0.49% PA-0.66%     

 Copper Prices Rebound on China Outlook

Softs+0.66%
CT+3.04% OJ+1.53% KC+0.67% CC+0.43% LB unch SG-1.72%

Energies+0.42%
RB+2.00% CL+1.92% HO+0.49% ZK-0.97% NG-1.40%  


Currencies+0.08%
CD +0.79% AD+0.54% MP+0.51% EC+0.27% BP-0.01% USD-0.15% JY-0.32% SF-0.87%



Financials-0.62%
ED-0.01% ZT-0.08% ZF-0.39% ZN -0.62% ZB -1.17%


Grains-1.93%
BO+0.05% S-1.07% RS-1.07% W-1.58% RR-1.88% SM-3.08% O-3.37% C-3.45%

Farm markets fall hard

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

CPI rises 5.3% in April, inflation lingers

 Consumer Price Index Prev             Est                     Act
M/M % Change
-0.2 

0.1 
Y/Y % Change
5.4 
5.1 
5.3 

Industrial Production   Prev                        Est                   Act
M/M % Change


0.9 
Yr/Yr % change
14.8 %
14.6 %
13.4 %
Producer Price Index Prev             Est                     Act
M/M % Change
0.6 

1.0 
Y/Y % Change
7.3 
7.0 
6.8 

Retail Sales 
                                   Prev             Est                    Act
M/M % Change
1.3 

1.4 %
Y/Y % Change
17.4 
17.5 %
17.1 %






Thursday, April 14, 2011

Economic Reports

Producer Price Index


PPI - M/M change
Prior 1.6 %
 Est 1.0 %
Range 0.4 % to 1.6 %
Act 0.7 %
PPI less food & energy - M/M change
0.2 %
0.2 %
0.1 % to 0.4 %
0.3 %

Jobless Claims

New Claims - Level
 Prior 382 K
Revised 385 K
Est 380 K
Range 375 K to 385 K
Act 412 K
4-week Moving Average - Level
389.50 K
390.25 K


395.75 K

EIA Natural Gas Report  http://ir.eia.gov/ngs/ngs.html
EIA Natural Gas Storage Data
Total (04/08/11): 1,607 Bcf 
Total (04/01/11): 1,579 Bcf 
Change: 28 Bcf 
Year ago stocks: 1,744 Bcf
% diff to yr ago: -7.9 % 
5-year avg stocks: 1,597 Bcf
% dif to 5-yr avg: 0.6 % 


 Market Activity

Metals +1.66%
SI+4.65% GC+1.33% PL+1.20% PA+1.01% HG+0.22%
Energies +0.48
NG+2.03% CL+1.20%  RB unch HO-0.08% Ethanol -0.71%
Currencies+0.34%
MP+0.50% AD+0.47% JY+0.45% BP+0.44% SF+0.39% EC+0.35% CD+0.29% USD-0.39%
Indices+0.22% CRB+0.28 VIX -0.98%
RJ+0.58% YM+0.29% ES+0.15% EW+0.13% NQ-0.19%

Softs-0.08%
CC+1.92% OJ+1.64% KC+0.61% CT-0.66% SB-1.41% LB-2.59%
Financials -0.09%
ED-0.01% TU-0.06% FV-0.20% US-0.21% TY-0.24%

Grains-0.51%
RR+0.29% SM+0.09%  C-0.17% S-0.19%    RS-0.38% BO-0.85% O-1.23% W-1.63%

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

03.16.11 Review

Economic Data
#1) MBA Purchase Application
Purchase Index - W/W Change
Prev 12.5 %
Act       -4.0 %
Refinance Index - W/W Change
17.2 %
0.9 %
Composite Index - W/W Change
15.5 %
-0.7 %
Homes sales were not able to keep up last week’s pace, although refinancing activity increased due to lower interest rates. The average 30 yr rate fell to 4.79% a 2 month low.

Housing Starts

Starts - Level - SAAR
Prev 0.596 M
Rev 0.618 M
Est 0.560 M
 Range 0.540 M to 0.590 M
Act 0.479 M
Permits - Level - SAAR
0.562 M



0.517 M
Starts in both multi-family and single-family home.
The decline was seen in all regions

PPI

PPI - M/M change
Prev 0.8 %
Rev 0.7 %
Range 0.3 % to 1.1 %
Act 1.6 %
PPI -Yr/Yr change



5.8 %
PPI less food & energy - M/M change
0.5 %
0.2 %
0.1 % to 0.4 %
0.2 %
PPI less food & energy - Yr/Yr change



1.9 %
Both food and energy costs continue rack up healthy gains.

Current Account
Current Account
Prev $-127.2 B
Rev $-125.5 B
Act $-113.3 B
The deficit relative to GDP for the 4Q10 fell to 3.1% from 3.4% in 3Q10.

Weekly Petroleum report View Summary Here
Oil and petroleum inventories remain above their average for this time of year. Gasoline and distillate inventories declined more than expected. Product demand remains above year-ago levels:
Gasoline +1.4% Distillates +3.8% Jet Fuel +4.5%

Market Activity

Financials +0.63%
T-Bond +1.13%  10-Yr +0.86% 5-Yr +0.52% 2-Yr -.13% E$ -0.02%

Energies +0.54%
RB +1.73%         HO+1.69% CL+1.20% NG +0.15% Ethanol -2.05%

Metals +0.21%
HG +1.27% SI +0.45% GC +0.31%   PL -0.50%          PA -0.97%

Currencies -0.20%
JY +1.37% SF +1.02% U.S. $ +0.33% BP -0.43% EC -0.66% A$ -0.79% C$ -0.94% MP -1.27%

Grains -0.42%
Beans +1.34% SM +1.09% BO +0.15% W-0.86% RR-0.89% O -2.78% C -3.07%

Softs -0.60%
SB +0.78% LB +0.53% KC +0.44% OJ -0.99% CC -1.17% CT -3.05%

Indices -0.85%
VIX +6.2% Midcap -0.80% Russell -0.85% ES -1.71% NQ -1.82% DOW -1.91%
Chart Source: Barchart.com

Chart Source: Barchart.com


Friday, March 11, 2011

03.11.11 Final Report

Price Movements

Silver +2.48% Platinum +0.91% Gold +0.66%  Copper +0.24% Palladium -0.12%
Safe haven buying resurfaced in the PMG and copper saw some technical short covering.

Mini Nasdaq +0.97%  Mini S&P +0.91% Midcap DJIA Mini-+0.68%  Russell Mini +0.43%
Oil refiners and material companies rose on the theory that these sectors will benefit Japanese efforts to rebuild after Friday’s 8.9 earthquake .
AD+1.42% JY +1.39% EC +0.68% MP+0.48$ SF+0.27% CD+0.25% BP+0.14% USD -0.65%

5-Year +0.07% 10-Year +0.05% 2-Year +0.04% E$+0.01% T-Bond -0.03%

CT +1.97% Sugar #11 +0.52%  Cocoa -0.96% OJ-1.35% Coffee -2.19%

NG +1.54% HOil -0.52% RBOB -1.06%  WTI -1.50% Ethanol -2.31%
Natural gas remains in a tight range. The petroleum complex sold off on worries the earthquake may weaken the global recovery and weaken demand.

Rice -0.31% Meal -1.05% Oats -1.54% Beans -1.55% B Oil -1.81% Corn -2.71%  Wheat -2.94%
Grain sold off on worries about damage to Japanese ports and its effect on grain shipments. Japan is a major buyer of US bean, corn, rice and wheat.

Economic News




China: CPI
Y/Y % Change Prior 4.9 % Est 4.8 Act 4.9
Food prices +11.0% Non-food +2.3%

China: Industrial Production
 Yr/Yr % change Prior 13.5 % Est 13.1 % Act 14.9 %

China: PPI
Y/Y % Change Prior 6.6 % Est 7.0 Act 7.2
M /M % change was +0.8% vs +0.9% prev

China: Retail Sales
Y/Y % Change Prior 19.1 Est 19.0 Act 11.6
Well below expectations



US Retail Sales



Retail Sales- M/M change Prev 0.3 % Rev 0.7 % Est 1.0 % Range 0.1 % to 1.5 % Act 1.0 %
less autos- M/M change  Prev 0.3 % Rev 0.6 % Est 0.7 % Range 0.3 % to 1.3 % Act 0.7 %

Auto sales and higher energy prices accounted for much of the gain



US Consumer Confidence

Sentiment Index - Level Prior 77.5 Rev 76.5 Range 74.8 to 80.0 Act 68.2

Increasing oil prices are beginning to cause concern with consumers. The normally stable inflation expectation component jumped to 4.6% one year out. And the five year out reading is now at 3.2%



US Business Inventories

Inventories - M/M change Prior 0.8 % Est 0.8 % Range 0.6 % to 0.9 % Act 0.9 %






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