Futures Trading News & Research - January 2010 Daily Report

• January 29, 2010 - All trends seem negative except for the Yen and Interest Rates on risk aversion
• January 28, 2010 - Market will vote on the State of the Union and on the Fed decision to leave rates zero
• January 27, 2010 - FOMC decision this afternoon at 2:15 on interest rates
• January 26, 2010 - Stocks rebound somewhat after Friday's pummeling.  Crude weaker, dollars stronger
• January 22, 2010 - Newly propsed banking regulations might end prop trading
• January 21, 2010 - Overnight, the dollar remains stronger as China's growth rate continues to accelerate in Q4
• January 20, 2010 - PPI comes in at +0.2%, housing starts weaker than expected
• January 19, 2010 - Citi misses (20%) owned by the US treasury while Europe is lower on earnings concerns
• January 15, 2010 - Further concerns over possible Chinese retrenchment moving the dollar higher
• January 14, 2010 - Continuing claims come in at +11k to 444
• January 13, 2010 - Some risk aversion leaves the market with Gold up and Yen off
• January 12, 2010 - Balance of Trade deficit widens due to higher oil prices and China's increase in bank reserves
• January 11, 2010 - Increase in Chinese imports helped lift most markets while the dollar was weak
• January 08, 2010 - Unemployment comes in at a loss of 85K but a gain in Nov of 4k with the headline number at 10%
• January 07, 2010 - Overnight, stocks internationally are lower as China indicates that it may restrict lending
• January 06, 2010 - Minutes from the last Federal Open Market Committee meeting released at 2 pm.
• January 05, 2010 - Nothing particularly dramatic overnight, continuing cold weather plaguing the NE
• January 04, 2010 - Welcome to 2010.  Construction spending at 10, then ISM

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