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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Thursday, 17 May 2012 [View all]xchrom
(108,903 posts)18. Initial Jobless Miss Expectations At 370K
http://www.businessinsider.com/initial-jobless-claims-may-17-2012-5
ORIGINAL POST: Big data point coming up at 8:30 AM ET: Initial jobless claims.
Analysts are looking for claims of 365K, down 367k last week.
If you recall, last week's number was a big relief, as it was down from the previous couple of weeks, which had been spiking.
We'll have the number here LIVE.
UPDATE: Slight miss. Initial claims come in at 370K, which is the same as last week's upwardly revised 370K.
Markets still in the red.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/initial-jobless-claims-may-17-2012-5#ixzz1v87zJxJY
ORIGINAL POST: Big data point coming up at 8:30 AM ET: Initial jobless claims.
Analysts are looking for claims of 365K, down 367k last week.
If you recall, last week's number was a big relief, as it was down from the previous couple of weeks, which had been spiking.
We'll have the number here LIVE.
UPDATE: Slight miss. Initial claims come in at 370K, which is the same as last week's upwardly revised 370K.
Markets still in the red.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/initial-jobless-claims-may-17-2012-5#ixzz1v87zJxJY
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i don't know -- things are moving so fast there - i can't tell who supports who. nt
xchrom
May 2012
#35
And Now JP Morgan's $2 Billion Trading Loss Is Already $3 Billion (And Counting)
xchrom
May 2012
#17
W T F?? Philly Fed misses BIG and now markets have recovered from the steep drop.
Roland99
May 2012
#37
US Futures down slightly. Europe off daily lows. Oil inching up. EURUSD below $1.27
Roland99
May 2012
#20
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xchrom
May 2012
#21