US Market At 10 June 2009

Market at 10 June 2009
DJIA April Trade Balance released a bigger defisit than last month release and missed analyst estimation.
5 June Crude Inventories fell more than analyst estimation and made inventories lower than last week.
May Treasury Budget released a higher defisit than last month release but still meet analyst estimation.
Fed's Beige Book released that economic contraction is stabilizing, but Consumer spending and tourism were still weak. The service sector continued to decreased compared to a year ago and contraction still likely. Commercial and residential real estate sector still at low levels activity. Manufacturing continued its slide, while wind energy projects and gold mines continue to move forward. Labor markets continued to struggle.
DJIA moved testing resistance at 8840 and moved down held by support at 8645 then closed at 8739.02.
- May Retail Sales and May Retail Sales ex-auto will be release at 08.30 ET. Analyst estimate a better release than last release and start in positive reading.
- 6 June Initial Claims will be release at 08.30 ET. Analyst estimate a better release than last release.
- April Business Inventories will be release at 10.00 ET. Analyst estimate a better release than last release, but still in negative reading.
There are no earning might affect today market movement.
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