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Ahead of Wall Street: Archive
CPI, Beige Book Illustrate a Decent U.S. Economy
by Mark Vickery
It's not the most riveting economic picture, but certainly one with some promise, looking forward.
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airlines banking basic-materials inflation
June CPI: The Fed Winning the War on Inflation?
by Mark Vickery
The "Inflation Rate" came down 100 basis points month over month to +3.0% from the +4.0% reported a month ago.
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apparel consumer-discretionary consumer-staples finance inflation interest-rate retail
Markets Stay Bullish Ahead of CPI Wednesday
by Mark Vickery
There's a sense of confidence market participants currently have in terms of riding the rally higher, even without any particular catalysts.
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consumer-discretionary consumer-staples e-commerce retail
Amazon Prime Day Expects $13B Worldwide
by Mark Vickery
Analysts estimate a +10% increase year over year for this year's Prime Day to north of $8 billion in the U.S..
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consumer-discretionary e-commerce retail
Markets Break 3-Day Losing Streak
by Mark Vickery
We'll stay on the slow side for market reportage through tomorrow.
QQQNegative Net Change SPYNegative Net Change DIANegative Net Change
consumer-discretionary consumer-staples inflation interest-rate retail
CPI, PPI Inflation Reports, Q2 Earnings Await
by Mark Vickery
For Wednesday morning's CPI report, year-over-year expectations are for a big drop, from +4.0% reported a month ago to +3.1%.
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consumer-discretionary consumer-staples inflation interest-rate
June Jobs 209K Much Lower than Expected
by Mark Vickery
This is the lightest single-month BLS total since December 2020. The Unemployment Rate slid to 3.6%.
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inflation interest-rate staffing
Strong Economic Prints Create Market Selloff
by Mark Vickery
240K new nonfarm payroll jobs are expected to have been filled last month, following May's surprisingly high 339K.
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inflation interest-rate staffing
June ADP +497K on Huge Small Business Gains
by Mark Vickery
ADP's June came in more than double expectations, and the highest single-month total since February of 2022.
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inflation interest-rate staffing transportation
Markets Lower on Tepid Factory Orders, Impressive Automakers
by Mark Vickery
After Tesla guided to record-high deliveries, GM, Toyota and Rivian all reported notable strides in its businesses, as well.
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auto-tires-trucks basic-materials earnings industrial-products
Jobs Week Pushed Later; Markets Await Fed Minutes
by Mark Vickery
Pre-market futures are giving back some of the gains the equities markets have made off recent lows from a week ago Tuesday.
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banking finance staffing
Tepid Markets Open Holiday-Shortened Week
by Mark Vickery
We do ramp-up later this week with a plethora of jobs data.
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industrial-products interest-rate staffing
PCE Sub-4% 1st Time in 2 Years: 3.8%
by Mark Vickery
This PCE report will do nothing to quench the Fed's thirst for hiking interest rates until inflation has clearly been curbed.
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consumer-discretionary consumer-staples inflation interest-rate payments
Nike (NKE) Beats on Top Line, Pending Home Sales Lower
by Mark Vickery
Nike posted its first earnings miss in recent memory, albeit by a penny, which had already been guided lower during the course of the quarter.
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apparel earnings home-builder
Jobless Claims Drop, Q1 GDP Jumps
by Mark Vickery
The second revision to Q1 GDP jumped unexpectedly to +2.0%, while new jobless claims sank to their lowest levels in a month.
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basic-materials finance inflation interest-rate staffing
Bank Stress Tests, Micron (MU) Q3 Pass the Muster
by Mark Vickery
23 U.S. banks all passed the most recent stress test put forth by the Federal Reserve, and Micron surpassed estimates on top and bottom lines.
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banking earnings real-estate semiconductor tech-stocks
Trade and Inventories Determine Economic Health
by Mark Vickery
International Trade in Goods of -$91.1 billion is a deeper cut than expected, but an improvement from the downwardly revised -$97.1 billion posted for April.
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basic-materials earnings transportation
Markets Break Higher on Housing Data & More
by Mark Vickery
We saw a big jump in New Home Sales for May: 763K, versus 675K expected.
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banking restaurants
Durables, Case-Shiller and Walgreens Mark a Busy Morning
by Mark Vickery
While Durable Goods Orders rose unexpectedly, Case-Shiller home prices fell for the second straight month, and Walgreens Boots Alliance missed on the bottom line.
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banking earnings finance industrial-products retail
Markets Flat-to-Down to Start a New Trading Week
by Mark Vickery
There were zero major economic reports out this morning, with only Carnival (CCL) posting quarterly earnings.
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earnings home-builder inflation interest-rate
The Fed Still Drives the Bus
by Mark Vickery
This will be the case likely through at least the beginning of Q2 earnings season, which begins in earnest mid-next month.
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business-services finance inflation interest-rate
Profits Ripe for Harvesting
by Mark Vickery
For now, know the earth is nor shattering, and the indices will not fall at the speed of gravity.
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agriculture banking finance
Nasdaq, S&P Break 3-Day Losing Streak
by Mark Vickery
The Dow narrowly missed closing in the green today, -0.01%, while the small-cap Russell 2000 fell off -0.80% for the session.
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inflation interest-rate real-estate
New Jobless Claims 264K, Highest in 20 Months
by Mark Vickery
However, Continuing Claims are still not fully reflecting this new trend. Perhaps folks being laid off are finding new jobs right away?
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communications finance inflation interest-rate staffing
Markets Drift Lower; KB Home (KBH) Beats on Lower Home Prices
by Mark Vickery
With mortgage rates apparently settling in here around 7%, pent-up demand is starting to find its way into an expensive market.
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construction home-builder home-buying-apps