March 2010 Daily Report
Futures News

• March 31, 2010 - ADP private jobs forecast comes in at a disappointing -23k
• March 30, 2010 - The market continues to lift quietly higher
• March 29, 2010 - Equities futures higher this morning on the percention of economic strength
• March 26, 2010 - The third estimate of the fourth quarter GDP came in at 5.6%
• March 25, 2010 - Initial jobless claims down, better than expected by 14k
• March 24, 2010 - Fitch Ratings downgrades Portuguese debt, fear and loathing ahead of a British budget announcements drive the pound lower
• March 23, 2010 - Existing home sales number at 10
• March 22, 2010 - The health care bill passes but there is so much yet to be determined
• March 19, 2010 - Fairly quiet day. Greek PM makes various statements about his country's indebtedness
• March 18, 2010 - Weekly jobless claims slip to 257K, at a tame 2.1%
• March 17, 2010 - The fed leaves rates unchanged and no change in the communique
• March 16, 2010 - FOMC meets today on short-term rates
• March 15, 2010 - The British and the US edge closer to a debt rating downgrade
• March 12, 2010 - Retail sales come in better than expected at 0.3%
• March 11, 2010 - Weekly jobless claims down 6K and trade deficit narrows
• March 10, 2010 - Another light day with wholesale inventories and oil stats
• March 09, 2010 - Another day without eco news
• March 05, 2010 - Jobless was only 36k, better than expected
• March 03, 2010 - Friday's meeting between the PMs of Germany and Greece is not going to result in a bail out package
• March 02, 2010 - Aussie raises rates, again.  Equities higher overnight

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