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Week 19 -2014 | From May. 05, 2014 to May. 09, 2014
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Time
Mon - May. 05
Tue - May. 06
Wed - May. 07
Thu - May. 08
Fri - May. 09
      MBA Purchase Applications Positive View   Fixed Mortgage Rates Positive View
           
    ICSC-Goldman Index Negative View      
           
  U.S. Trade Balance Positive View Productivity and Costs Negative View Jobless/Initial Claims Positive View
    Johnson Redbook Positive View
           
         
  ISM Non-Mfg Index Positive View       Wholesale Trade Positive View
      EIA Crude Oil Report Neutral View EIA Natural Gas Report Neutral View  
         
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
      Consumer Credit Positive View    
           
         
        Fed Balance Sheet Neutral View  
        Money Supply Neutral View  
           
           
           
           
 
     
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WEEK 19 -2014
ECONOMIC REPORTS Positive View Negative View Neutral View RATING REPORTS HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEK 19 -2014
01. Interest Rates
1
Positive View
 
02. Growth
Non Available
 
03. Inflation
Non Available
 
04. Employment
1
Positive View
 
05. Real Estate
1
Positive View
 
06. Manufacturing
Non Available
 
07. Consumer
1
Positive View
 
08. Sales & Inventories
2
1
Positive View
 
09. Business Activity
1
1
Neutral View
 
10. Government
1
Neutral View
 
11. Balance of Payments
1
Positive View
 
12. Money Supply
1
Neutral View
 
13. Banking System
Non Available
 
SUB-TOTAL REPORTS
8
2
2
Positive View
 
MARKET CORRELATION Positive View Negative View Neutral View RATING MKT CORRELATION HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEK 19 -2014
COMMODITY - Oil
1
Neutral View
Rising commodity prices arouses fears of inflation.
COMMODITY - Natural Gas
1
Neutral View
If interest rates rise, bond funds will go down.
ECONOMIES - Europe
Non Available
Raising interest rates to combat inflation might stop economic expansion.
ECONOMIES - China
Non Available
If Economy starts to improve the dollar will strengthen and Gold will fall.
TOTAL REPORTS
8
2
4
Positive View
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WEEK 19 -2014 ENDING MAY. 09
Reports Commentary

ISM Non Manufacturing

The Institute for Supply Management published its latest Non-Manufacturing Report. The headline NMI Composite Index is at 55.2 percent, up from last month's 53.1 percent. Today's number came in above the Investing.com forecast of 54.1.

US Trade Balance

The U.S. trade deficit narrowed in March as exports rebounded, but the improvement was probably not enough to prevent the government from revising down its estimate of first-quarter growth to show a contraction.

The Commerce Department said on Tuesday the trade gap shrank 3.6 percent to $40.4 billion, broadly in line with economists' expectations. When adjusted for inflation, the deficit dipped to $49.4 billion from $49.8 billion in February.

March's shortfall, however, was a bit bigger than the $38.9 billion that the government had assumed in its advance first-quarter gross domestic product estimate published last week.

Productivity and Cost

U.S. productivity fell in the first quarter while labor costs rose, reflecting the economic slowdown caused at the start of the year by harsh winter weather.

The Labor Department says productivity declined at an annual rate of 1.7% in the January-March period, after growing at a 2.3% rate in last year's fourth quarter.

The falling productivity coupled with a slight increase in hourly compensation led to labor costs rising 4.2% in the first quarter. Labor costs had fallen in the previous two quarters.

Economic growth stalled in the first three months of this year, increasing just 0.1%, according to initial estimates by the Commerce Department. The economy might even have shrunk during the first quarter, many economists said Tuesday after the release of March trade data.

Week Ahead

The week ahead offers economic and corporate news that is potentially market moving as investors continue to run scared from many overvalued biotech, Internet, small-cap and so-called “momentum” stocks and seek the safety of established and dividend-paying companies like utilities.

       
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