US Market at 14 October 2009

Market at 14 October 2009
DJIA September Export Prices ex-ag. released a lower release than last release while September Import Prices ex-oil released a higher release than last release.
September Retail Sales and September Retail Sales ex-auto released a lower sales than last release, but still better than analyst estimation.
August Business Inventories released a lower inventories than last release.
September FOMC Minutes indicated that economic recovery was under way, with a positive developments in the financial sector. FED also noticed that the housing market also improve and stabilize the prices. But there is still more risk ahead to the outlook such low resource utilization and high unemployment. Bank credit still costly to obtain so FED maintain to extend the 0% to 0.25% target funds rate. FED agreed to begin withdrawing stimulus to containing inflation expectations.
14 October before market open, ABT and JPM released their earning report. They released their earning higher than last year earning and better than analyst estimation.
DJIA moved up passed resistance at 9940 then closed at 10015.86.
- 3 October Continuing Claims and 10 October Initial Claims will be release at 08.30 ET. Analyst estimate a higher claims than last release.
- September Core CPI and September CPI will be release at 08.30 ET. Analyst estimate that release will hold at the same level as last release.
- October Empire Manufacturing will be release at 08.30 ET. Analyst estimate a lower release than last release.
- October Philadelphia Fed will be release at 10.00 ET. Analyst estimate a lower release than last release.
- 9 October Crude Inventories will be release at 13.00 ET.
15 October before market open, BAX, C and GS will release their earning report. Analyst estimate their earning release is higher than last year release.
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