Commodity Product COT Report (F +O)




Financial Product COT Report (F +O)

New Orders - M/M	P=-2.5 %	R=-0.4 %	E=3.0 %	CR+2.0 % to 6.0 %	A=2.7 %
New Orders - Yr/Yr	6.9 %	9.3 %			7.0 %
Ex-trans - M/M	0.5 %	3.0 %			-3.6 %
Ex-trans - Yr/Yr	11.5 %	14.3 %			10.9 %

New Orders - M/M 

P=-2.5 %

R=-0.4 %

E=3.0 %

CR+2.0 % to 6.0 %

A=2.7 %

New Orders - Yr/Yr 

6.9 %

9.3 %

7.0 %

Ex-trans - M/M

0.5 %

3.0 %

-3.6 %

Ex-trans - Yr/Yr

11.5 %

14.3 %

10.9 %

 The Durable Goods number was supported by new transportation orders.It must be noted that the results from the previous month were revised sharply upward. All in all, the trend is still rising slowly. 

New Claims - Leve	P=410 K	R=413 K	E=405 K	ER=375 K to 415 K	A=391 K
4-week Moving Average - Level	417.75 K	418.5 K			402.0 K

New Claims - Leve                  

P=410 K

R=413 K

E=405 K

ER=375 K to 415 K

A=391 K

4-week Moving Average - Level

417.75 K

418.5 K

402.0 K

 The jobs picture is beginning to gain some traction    

New Home Sales - Level - SAAR

P=329 K

R=325 K

C=310 K

CR+280 K to 340 K

A=284 K

New Home Sales - Level - SAAR 

P=329 K

R=325 K

C=310 K

CR+280 K to 340 K

A=284 K

 New Home sales are struggling under the weight of foreclosed homes.       

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       Energy futures led the other markets on a roller-coaster ride today. Energies and precious metals rallied in early trading on statements concerning the situation in Libya and then broke sharply after the IEA & Saudi Arabia issued statements concerning the replacement of any oil production may be lost in Libya


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