At 7:20 PM EST Thursday evening in the States (8:20 AM Tokyo
Friday morning), US futures are flat. S&P +1. Dow +20. Nasdaq -2. The
disappointing MU earnings release will create a weak bias in semiconductors and
tech stocks while the NKE joy will boost multinationals. The Greece bailout
drama remains in limbo. Euro 1.1201. Dollar/yen 123.57. Pound 1.5746. USD
95.21. Aussie dollar 0.7736.
WTIC oil 59.67. Brent oil 63.20. Natural gas 2.837. Gold
1173. Silver 15.835. Copper 2.6265.
US Treasury yields are; 2-year 0.69%, 5-year 1.71%, 10-year
2.41%, 30-year 3.177%. German bund 0.863%. Japan 10-year yield 0.462%.
Japan CPI (consumer price index) is up +0.1% year on year a
hair above expectations. Household spending is
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concerned as bank runs increase with lines forming at ATM’s. Greek officials tell the public the banks will remain open and there is nothing to worry about. When politicians or company executives tell you not to worry, that is the time to worry.
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concerned as bank runs increase with lines forming at ATM’s. Greek officials tell the public the banks will remain open and there is nothing to worry about. When politicians or company executives tell you not to worry, that is the time to worry.
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