Trick or Trend: The markets have decided that the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates in September, but what about the other tightening that month?
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Saturday Night Quarterback says, For the week ahead expect…
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Notes You Need for July 28: Earnings beats, savings rate, dollar, euro, rig count, China PMI, copper
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Q2 GDP growth worse than hoped but better than it was last quarter
The first reading on second quarter U.S. GDP growth from the Bureau of Economic Analysis puts growth at 2.6% year over year. That’s below the consensus of 2.8% growth among economists surveyed by Briefing.com. But an important advance from the growth rate in the first quarter, which was revised downward to 1.2% from 1.4%.
Intraday volatility picks up: What’s the message (if any)?
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June durables positive lead in to tomorrow’s Q2 GDP report
Headline durable goods order climbed 6.5% in June. That’s well above the 2.9% increase expected by economists surveyed by Briefing.com, and quite a turnaround from the revised 0.1% drop recorded in May. But the headline numbers weren’t nearly as good as they seemed. Orders Ex-transport (that is once you discounted the huge month to month swings that the timing of aircraft orders can produce in this data) were up only 0.2%
Notes You Need for July 26: Amazon in India, fintech, China corporate debt, weak dollar earnings, Facebook smart speaker, UK diesel and gas vehicle ban, new home sales, U.S.farmland
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Oil rallies for another day on inventory drop in EIA report
Yesterday’s report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration followed up on the surprisingly good news on July 25 on U.S. crude inventories from the American Petroleum Institute. The numbers from the American Petroleum Institute showed a much bigger than expected draw down of 10.23 million barrels in U.S. oil inventories
Long-term pick Bunge gets motivated
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Oil’s big day as OPEC and U.S. oil shale both produce big news
U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate closed up 4.21% to $48.25 a barrel today, July 25. International benchmark Brent climbed 3.93% to $50.51 a barrel. Big moves. Exactly what you’d expect on a day when both OPEC and U.S. shale producers produced big news.
Huge earnings beat can’t save Alphabet from metrics miss
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