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EU officials throw Greece a small life preserver

Appetite for risk is being fueled by the Fed, BOJ and EU support for Greece. Even Standard and Poor’s has given Greece’s austerity budget cuts their stamp of approval. Before, that ‘sign of approval’ would have been a ‘big’ market mover, but, rating agencies beleaguered reputations do not seem to carry the same weight nowadays. Perhaps, it’s the Goldman Sachs influence! Bernanke’s communiqué is leaning towards being small ‘dovish’ in tone. The reinserting of ‘whatever it takes to stem the [...] read more

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Central Bank Watch »

Bernanke Likely to Face Questions on Jobless Recovery

Posted by Alfonso Esparza 8:30 am EST, 02/24/2010

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke, in two days of congressional testimony beginning today, will probably face questions on how he plans to end the worst jobs slump since the Great Depression. Unemployment “will be a big topic” when the Fed chief faces the Senate Banking Committee, Senator Bob Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat and a panel member, said in an interview. “How do we help small- and mid-sized businesses, because they’re the ones who are going to create the jobs? [...] read more

Economic Exposure »

US Economy loses 36,000 jobs, NFP Report

Posted by Alfonso Esparza 8:50 am EST, 03/05/2010

U.S. employers cut a smaller than expected 36,000 jobs in February, leaving the unemployment rate unchanged at 9.7 percent, according to a government report on Friday which said it was unclear how severe weather had impacted payrolls. The Labor Department said job losses for December and January had been revised to show 35,000 fewer jobs lost than previously reported. Analysts polled by Reuters had expected non-farm payrolls to drop 50,000 last month and the unemployment rate to edge up to 9.8 percent. [...] read more

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March
17
Today’s Global
Market Events
8:30 am

CAD
Wholesale Sales m/m
0.6% vs. 0.7%
USD
PPI m/m
-0.2% vs. 1.4%
USD
Core PPI m/m
0.1% vs. 0.3%
10:30 am

USD
Crude Oil Inventories
0.8m vs.1.4m
2:00 pm

USD
Fed Chairman Bernanke Testifies
7:50 pm

JPY
BSI Manufacturing Index
15.3 vs. 13.2