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Futures Trading
News & Research - August 2009 Daily Report
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August
31, 2009 - Chinese stock market plummets on the heightened lending
standard standards
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August 28,
2009 - Stocks are higher due partially to oil rebounding and Dell's
higher than expected earnings report
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August
27, 2009 - Initial jobless claims and Q2 GDP out today
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August 26, 2009 - Case Shiller fine and consumer confidence higher
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August 25,
2009 - Markets rather calm on Bernanke's re-nomination
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August 24,
2009 - No Economic news today, markets recovery needs customers
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August 21,
2009 - Crude continues to go higher as volume contracts
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August 20, 2009 - Volume might be reason for the current rally in
stock futures
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August 19,
2009 - September oil futures expire this week, short covering
yesterday bringing oil futures down
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August 18, 2009 - Better than expected German Consumer Confidence
helping the stock futures
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August 17, 2009 - Markets are lower on carry over selling from
Friday
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August
14, 2009 - Busy Friday: consumer price index out at 8:30, Dollar
weaker overnight
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August 13,
2009 - Sign of Recession being over in addition to better Q2
performance by France and Germany putting some pressure on the
dollar
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August 12,
2009 - FOMC communique at 2:15, crude inventories at 10:30
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August
11, 2009 - Beginning of a two day Fed meeting. Announcement
tomorrow at 2:15 pm
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August 10,
2009 - British pound remains sluggish on stories that UK could
suffer through a lost decade
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August 7,
2009 - Unemployment figures today with the expectation with a slow
down in actual job loss
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August 6,
2009 - BOE and ECB leaves rates unchanged. US Dollar futures higher
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August 5,
2009 - Crude inventories may dictate currency moves today
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August 4,
2009 - Dollar remains week while British Pound maintaining its
strength
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