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Series of events listed for this week: The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller national home price index for January will be released Tuesday. On the housing front, the latest quarter's results from Lennar Corp. LEN and KB Home KBH are due Thursday and Friday, respectively. The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index for March will be released Tuesday.February Durable Goods Orders and New Homes Sales will be out on Wednesday. Jobless Claims report is due Thursday. Personal spending and i
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07:49 03/26 CEP News Washington ?? Economists expect February&39s durable goods report from the US Commerce Department to bounce back into positive territory ...The Day Ahead Canada & US: US New Home Sales, Durable Goods CEP News
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More Articles Forex reports Forex in 60 Seconds: Dismal Confidence Weighs on US Dollar, Risks Loom for DJIA as Clear Channel Privatization Deal May Fail Tuesday, 25 March 2008 20:52:43 GMT By Terri Belkas, Currency Analyst Full Article Candlesticks Signal End to Dollar Strength, JPY an Exception Tuesday, 25 March 2008 02:00:29 GMT By Ilya Spivak, Currency Analyst Last week, we noted EURUSD price action had presented an inverted hammer candlestick, signaling a possi
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The Current Discussion:The global economy is quaking. Are we heading toward a global recession? Who's to blame? During the American inflationary surge in the late 1970s, the Fed raised interest rates to sky-high levels. Latin America was its first victim. Her external debt snowballed and the region entered into a deep recession. The 1980s are known as the ???lost decade??? in our economic history. Things are different now. The largest countries in South America are accelerating their growth rate whi
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Toughbook 19 joins flagship rugged Toughbook 30 in delivering Core 2 Duo technology for mission-critical applications in extreme environments Eleven independently-verified mil-spec tests and more than 500 internal quality checks combine for unparalleled Panasonic reliability Panasonic Computer Solutions Company, manufacturer of durable, reliable Panasonic Toughbook mobile computers, today introduced upgrades to its Panasonic Toughbook 19 rugged convertible tablet computer. The next generation
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Word on the Street Word Video Tomorrow's Trade Due to report Wednesday are February durable goods and a bounce back is expected but how do you trade if the number is weak? As a consumer you should think cars and appliances when confidence is low. Macke wouldn't buy a stock like Boeing BA, he did call it cheap though. Seymour sees the number as pretty important but the bad news is usually priced in. On a decent number the "big stuff" companies with good international exposure will move higher.
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Durable goods orders decline again. New orders for manufactured durable goods in February decreased 3.6 billion or 1.7 percent to 210.6 billion, the U.S. Census Bureau announced today. This was the second consecutive monthly decrease and followed a 4.7 percent January decrease. Excluding transportation, new orders decreased 2.6 percent. Excluding defense, new orders decreased 1.6 percent.
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... US stocks looked likely to open lower on Wednesday as equity futures fell to near session lows following unexpectedly weak durable goods data. ...
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The Decline in Good Jobs Reporter Tony Pugh has an excellent story in the McClatchy papers that uses CEPR economist John Schmitt's research on the decline in good jobs, particularly for workers with only a high school diploma or less. Here are the opening paragraphs that Pugh uses to frame the data: The steady loss of "good jobs" by less-educated workers has left them more vulnerable to recession than at any time in nearly 30 years, and signs are mounting that a recession is either already he
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Axiotron Modbook Tablet One look at Axiotron's slate Modbook tablet and it's clear the company has given Apple's 13-inch entry-level laptop the full Steve Austin treatment. Well, minus the 20:1 bionic eye with infrared capabilities. Nevertheless, the end result is a better, slightly faster, and, yes, even stronger Mac tablet. Sure, it's the only Mac tablet for now, but this baby is certain to give anyone who dabbles in the dark graphical arts exquisitely rendered heart palpitations. One m
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Filed under: Before the bell, Earnings reports, Analyst reports, Deals, Private equity, Market matters, Citigroup Inc. C, Clear Channel Commun CCU, Oracle Corp ORCL, Economic data, Oil, HousingU.S. stock futures were lower early Wednesday morning. Just as investors started to feel the credit crisis may have seen its worse days, came yesterday's bombshell that banks are unwilling to finance the 19 billion sale of radio broadcaster Clear Channel to private equity firms. This, of course ren
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February U.S. durable goods orders fall as machinery orders plunge Posted Mar 26th 2008 9:20AM by Joseph Lazzaro Filed under: Bad news, Industry, Economic dataU.S. durable goods orders fell 1.7% in February 2008, as demand for machinery dropped substantially, the U.S. Commerce Department announced Wednesday. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News had expected February 2008 durable goods orders to rise 0.7%. Durable goods orders decreased a revised 4.7% in January 2008. Excluding transportation,
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New orders for manufactured durable goods in February decreased 3.6 billion or 1.7 percent to 210.6 billion, the US Census Bureau announced today. ...
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The drop in durable goods orders is ``yet another indication that the economy is in a recession.&39&39 Nine of 10 S&P 500 industry groups fell following the ...
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By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch WASHINGTON MarketWatch -- Demand for machinery and other capital goods sank in February, driving orders for durable goods down ...Durable-Goods Orders Decline, As Capital Spending Looks Weaker Wall Street Journal
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Stocks: beware the sucker's rally, claims that boost insurance rates & top suburbs to live well - Today in Money 3/26 Posted Mar 26th 2008 9:28AM by Allan Halprin Filed under: Apple Inc AAPL, Amazon.com AMZN, Ford Motor F, Motorola MOT, Money and Finance Today, Clear Channel Commun CCU, Comcast Cl'A' CMCSA, Electronic Arts ERTS, AMR Corp AMR, Time Warner Cable TWC, Tata Mtrs Ltd TTMIn the News: ? Tata Motors Buys Jaguar & Land Rover From Ford for 2.3 Billion ? Motoro
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NEW YORK AP ?? Stocks pulled back early trading Wednesday after the government&39s February durable goods report injected more pessimism about the economy ...
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The Current Discussion:The global economy is quaking. Are we heading toward a global recession? Who's to blame? During the American inflationary surge in the late 1970s, the Fed raised interest rates to sky-high levels. Latin America was its first victim. Her external debt snowballed and the region entered into a deep recession. The 1980s are known as the ???lost decade??? in our economic history. Things are different now. The largest countries in South America are accelerating their growth rate whi
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Second consecutive monthly decrease
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March 26 Bloomberg -- Orders http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=DGNOCHNG%3AIND for U.S. durable goods unexpectedly fell in February, led by the biggest slump ever in demand for machinery that indicates companies are becoming more reluctant to invest as the economy heads into a recession.
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Okay, here's a big number for you. A new number from Goldman Sachs forecasts that global credit losses stemming from the current market turmoil will reach 1.2 trillion, with Wall Street accounting for nearly 40 percent of the losses. Click here to read the report, Goldman sees 1.2 trillion global credit loss. That's real money, even in Washington. U.S. institutions, including banks, brokers-dealers, hedge funds and government-sponsored enterprises, have reported 120 billion in write-offs s
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The market was disappointed with the latest economic data, which showed durable goods tumbled 1.7% in February -- well below expectations of a 0.7% rise. ...US stock futures lower as credit woes resurface MarketWatch
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Markets are responding to lower than consensus durable goods orders in February. Consensus was an increase of 1.0% versus a loss of -5.3% in January. ...
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The feel good sentiment currently permeating the markets may get another boost as U.S. durable goods orders are expected to rebound 0.8% in February from...
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New orders for durable goods decreased 1.7% in February to 210.6 billion, January had a 4.7 decrease figure. Market expectations was a increase of 0.8%. ...US - Richmond Fed Manufacturing index increases to 6 pt on ... International Business Times
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Once trading resumed around the world, the dollar came under fire. This means its earlier strength was only a bounce within the downtrend. With a wave of weak economic data, that's not hard to swallow. Wednesday should see more soft US data home sales and durable goods orders. Expect choppy...
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The feel good sentiment currently permeating the markets may get another boost as U.S. durable goods orders are expected to rebound 0.8% in February from -5.3% the month prior. The Fed's recent rash of measures to infuse liquidity into the market place and loosen up sticky lending rates has traders...
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Stocks slid this morning after a disappointing report on durable goods orders and a surprising writedown warning from Deutsche Bank. As of 9:31 am EST, ...
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Wall Street expects government data due out on Wednesday to show demand for big-ticket items in February bounced back from the prior month, riding a bounce from more civilian aircraft orders.
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The Current Discussion:The global economy is quaking. Are we heading toward a global recession? Who's to blame? During the American inflationary surge in the late 1970s, the Fed raised interest rates to sky-high levels. Latin America was its first victim. Her external debt snowballed and the region entered into a deep recession. The 1980s are known as the ???lost decade??? in our economic history. Things are different now. The largest countries in South America are accelerating their growth rate whi
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Weekly Economic Calender
Series of events listed for this week: The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller national home price index for January will be released Tuesday. On the housing front, the latest quarter's results from Lennar Corp. LEN and KB Home KBH are due Thursday and Friday, respectively. The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index for March will be released Tuesday.February Durable Goods Orders and New Homes Sales will be out on Wednesday. Jobless Claims report is due Thursday. Personal spending and i
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US Preview: February Durable Goods Orders Expected to Increase ... - CEP News
07:49 03/26 CEP News Washington ?? Economists expect February&39s durable goods report from the US Commerce Department to bounce back into positive territory ...The Day Ahead Canada & US: US New Home Sales, Durable Goods CEP News
www.economicnews.ca
Euro Takes 1.5700 on IFO Blowout -- No Weakness in Sight
More Articles Forex reports Forex in 60 Seconds: Dismal Confidence Weighs on US Dollar, Risks Loom for DJIA as Clear Channel Privatization Deal May Fail Tuesday, 25 March 2008 20:52:43 GMT By Terri Belkas, Currency Analyst Full Article Candlesticks Signal End to Dollar Strength, JPY an Exception Tuesday, 25 March 2008 02:00:29 GMT By Ilya Spivak, Currency Analyst Last week, we noted EURUSD price action had presented an inverted hammer candlestick, signaling a possi
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Brazil's Hard-Fought Economic Dreams
The Current Discussion:The global economy is quaking. Are we heading toward a global recession? Who's to blame? During the American inflationary surge in the late 1970s, the Fed raised interest rates to sky-high levels. Latin America was its first victim. Her external debt snowballed and the region entered into a deep recession. The 1980s are known as the ???lost decade??? in our economic history. Things are different now. The largest countries in South America are accelerating their growth rate whi
newsweek.washingtonpost.com
Panasonic Upgrades Its Rugged Toughbook 19 Convertible Tablet PC to Deliver More Computing Power, Memory
Toughbook 19 joins flagship rugged Toughbook 30 in delivering Core 2 Duo technology for mission-critical applications in extreme environments Eleven independently-verified mil-spec tests and more than 500 internal quality checks combine for unparalleled Panasonic reliability Panasonic Computer Solutions Company, manufacturer of durable, reliable Panasonic Toughbook mobile computers, today introduced upgrades to its Panasonic Toughbook 19 rugged convertible tablet computer. The next generation
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Fast Money Recap
Word on the Street Word Video Tomorrow's Trade Due to report Wednesday are February durable goods and a bounce back is expected but how do you trade if the number is weak? As a consumer you should think cars and appliances when confidence is low. Macke wouldn't buy a stock like Boeing BA, he did call it cheap though. Seymour sees the number as pretty important but the bad news is usually priced in. On a decent number the "big stuff" companies with good international exposure will move higher.
maddmoney.blogspot.com
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Durable goods orders decline again. New orders for manufactured durable goods in February decreased 3.6 billion or 1.7 percent to 210.6 billion, the U.S. Census Bureau announced today. This was the second consecutive monthly decrease and followed a 4.7 percent January decrease. Excluding transportation, new orders decreased 2.6 percent. Excluding defense, new orders decreased 1.6 percent.
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Updates with futures falling on weak durable goods data - Reuters
... US stocks looked likely to open lower on Wednesday as equity futures fell to near session lows following unexpectedly weak durable goods data. ...
www.reuters.com
The Decline in Good Jobs
The Decline in Good Jobs Reporter Tony Pugh has an excellent story in the McClatchy papers that uses CEPR economist John Schmitt's research on the decline in good jobs, particularly for workers with only a high school diploma or less. Here are the opening paragraphs that Pugh uses to frame the data: The steady loss of "good jobs" by less-educated workers has left them more vulnerable to recession than at any time in nearly 30 years, and signs are mounting that a recession is either already he
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Review: Modbook Tablet Is a Designer's BFF
Axiotron Modbook Tablet One look at Axiotron's slate Modbook tablet and it's clear the company has given Apple's 13-inch entry-level laptop the full Steve Austin treatment. Well, minus the 20:1 bionic eye with infrared capabilities. Nevertheless, the end result is a better, slightly faster, and, yes, even stronger Mac tablet. Sure, it's the only Mac tablet for now, but this baby is certain to give anyone who dabbles in the dark graphical arts exquisitely rendered heart palpitations. One m
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Before the bell: Futures decline on renewed credit concerns
Filed under: Before the bell, Earnings reports, Analyst reports, Deals, Private equity, Market matters, Citigroup Inc. C, Clear Channel Commun CCU, Oracle Corp ORCL, Economic data, Oil, HousingU.S. stock futures were lower early Wednesday morning. Just as investors started to feel the credit crisis may have seen its worse days, came yesterday's bombshell that banks are unwilling to finance the 19 billion sale of radio broadcaster Clear Channel to private equity firms. This, of course ren
www.bloggingstocks.com
February U.S. durable goods orders fall as machinery orders plunge
February U.S. durable goods orders fall as machinery orders plunge Posted Mar 26th 2008 9:20AM by Joseph Lazzaro Filed under: Bad news, Industry, Economic dataU.S. durable goods orders fell 1.7% in February 2008, as demand for machinery dropped substantially, the U.S. Commerce Department announced Wednesday. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News had expected February 2008 durable goods orders to rise 0.7%. Durable goods orders decreased a revised 4.7% in January 2008. Excluding transportation,
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Durable Goods Orders Decline 1.7% in February - 123Jump.com
New orders for manufactured durable goods in February decreased 3.6 billion or 1.7 percent to 210.6 billion, the US Census Bureau announced today. ...
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US Stocks Fall on Banking Outlook, Durable Goods Orders Slump - Bloomberg
The drop in durable goods orders is ``yet another indication that the economy is in a recession.&39&39 Nine of 10 S&P 500 industry groups fell following the ...
www.bloomberg.com
Demand for durable goods falls 1.7% in Feb. - MarketWatch
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch WASHINGTON MarketWatch -- Demand for machinery and other capital goods sank in February, driving orders for durable goods down ...Durable-Goods Orders Decline, As Capital Spending Looks Weaker Wall Street Journal
www.marketwatch.com
Stocks: beware the sucker's rally, claims that boost insurance rates & top suburbs to live well - Today in Money 3/26
Stocks: beware the sucker's rally, claims that boost insurance rates & top suburbs to live well - Today in Money 3/26 Posted Mar 26th 2008 9:28AM by Allan Halprin Filed under: Apple Inc AAPL, Amazon.com AMZN, Ford Motor F, Motorola MOT, Money and Finance Today, Clear Channel Commun CCU, Comcast Cl'A' CMCSA, Electronic Arts ERTS, AMR Corp AMR, Time Warner Cable TWC, Tata Mtrs Ltd TTMIn the News: ? Tata Motors Buys Jaguar & Land Rover From Ford for 2.3 Billion ? Motoro
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Stocks Fall After Durable Goods Report - The Associated Press
NEW YORK AP ?? Stocks pulled back early trading Wednesday after the government&39s February durable goods report injected more pessimism about the economy ...
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Brazil's Hard-Fought Economic Dreams
The Current Discussion:The global economy is quaking. Are we heading toward a global recession? Who's to blame? During the American inflationary surge in the late 1970s, the Fed raised interest rates to sky-high levels. Latin America was its first victim. Her external debt snowballed and the region entered into a deep recession. The 1980s are known as the ???lost decade??? in our economic history. Things are different now. The largest countries in South America are accelerating their growth rate whi
newsweek.washingtonpost.com
Durable Goods Orders Decrease 1.7% in February
Second consecutive monthly decrease
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Orders for Durable Goods in U.S. Unexpectedly Fell Shobhana Chandra
March 26 Bloomberg -- Orders http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=DGNOCHNG%3AIND for U.S. durable goods unexpectedly fell in February, led by the biggest slump ever in demand for machinery that indicates companies are becoming more reluctant to invest as the economy heads into a recession.
www.worldnewstrust.com
Goldman sees 1.2 trillion global credit loss
Okay, here's a big number for you. A new number from Goldman Sachs forecasts that global credit losses stemming from the current market turmoil will reach 1.2 trillion, with Wall Street accounting for nearly 40 percent of the losses. Click here to read the report, Goldman sees 1.2 trillion global credit loss. That's real money, even in Washington. U.S. institutions, including banks, brokers-dealers, hedge funds and government-sponsored enterprises, have reported 120 billion in write-offs s
www.rutledgeblog.com
Futures Fall on Deutsche Bank Earnings, Durable Goods - FOXBusiness
The market was disappointed with the latest economic data, which showed durable goods tumbled 1.7% in February -- well below expectations of a 0.7% rise. ...US stock futures lower as credit woes resurface MarketWatch
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Durable Goods, BCE, Clear Channel, AGF, Motorola ?? Vialoux - National Post
Markets are responding to lower than consensus durable goods orders in February. Consensus was an increase of 1.0% versus a loss of -5.3% in January. ...
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Can Strong Durable Goods Orders Provide Dollar Support?
The feel good sentiment currently permeating the markets may get another boost as U.S. durable goods orders are expected to rebound 0.8% in February from...
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US Durable goods orders fell unexpectedly in February - FXstreet.com The Foreign Exchange Market
New orders for durable goods decreased 1.7% in February to 210.6 billion, January had a 4.7 decrease figure. Market expectations was a increase of 0.8%. ...US - Richmond Fed Manufacturing index increases to 6 pt on ... International Business Times
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Daily Forex Market Commentary
Once trading resumed around the world, the dollar came under fire. This means its earlier strength was only a bounce within the downtrend. With a wave of weak economic data, that's not hard to swallow. Wednesday should see more soft US data home sales and durable goods orders. Expect choppy...
www.actionforex.com
Can Strong Durable Goods Orders Provide Dollar Support?
The feel good sentiment currently permeating the markets may get another boost as U.S. durable goods orders are expected to rebound 0.8% in February from -5.3% the month prior. The Fed's recent rash of measures to infuse liquidity into the market place and loosen up sticky lending rates has traders...
www.actionforex.com
Stocks Hit by Deutsche Bank Warning, Durable Goods Data - FOXBusiness
Stocks slid this morning after a disappointing report on durable goods orders and a surprising writedown warning from Deutsche Bank. As of 9:31 am EST, ...
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Ahead of the Bell: Durable Goods
Wall Street expects government data due out on Wednesday to show demand for big-ticket items in February bounced back from the prior month, riding a bounce from more civilian aircraft orders.
www.ibtimes.com
Brazil's Hard-Fought Economic Dreams
The Current Discussion:The global economy is quaking. Are we heading toward a global recession? Who's to blame? During the American inflationary surge in the late 1970s, the Fed raised interest rates to sky-high levels. Latin America was its first victim. Her external debt snowballed and the region entered into a deep recession. The 1980s are known as the ???lost decade??? in our economic history. Things are different now. The largest countries in South America are accelerating their growth rate whi
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