Morning Market Report 1/9/2013

The KUIK Morning Market Report for Wednesday, January 9:
Markets opened up.
Index Direction Change Units Last Time Change
Dow Up                     71 points             13,399 6:59 AM
S&P500 Up 0.4% percent               1,463               5.96 points
Nasdaq Composite Up 0.4% percent               3,104              12.33 points
30 Year Treasury Down                      (1) Basis Points               3.06 Annual Yield
U.S. consumers took on plenty of debt in November for auto purchases and student loans, but didn’t put much on their credit cards. Consumer credit rose by a seasonally adjusted $16.1 billion in November, marking the second straight big gain according to the Federal Reserve. In October, consumers racked up $14.0 billion in additional debt. Adding debt is a sign of optimism about the economy.
The United States lost 3.5 million manufacturing jobs from the end of the 2000 to   the end of 2007 and China was almost entirely to blame, a new research paper says.  Authors Justin Pierce of the   Federal Reserve and Peter Schott of Yale School of Management say Washington triggered the jobs exodus by reducing “policy uncertainty.”
Technology stocks edged higher early Wednesday led by shares of social networking giants LinkedIn  and Facebook  Facebook was up   nearly 2% at $29.63. The company late Tuesday sent invitations to the media   for an event at its Menlo Park, Calif. headquarters sparking speculation of a major announcement. Shares of LinkedIn also jumped more than  1% to $112.51 after the professional social networking site announced that it now has more than 200 million members.
Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for AM 1360 KUIK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/americans-add-debt-but-not-with-credit-card-2013-01-08
http://blogs.marketwatch.com/election/2013/01/08/washington-helped-china-snare-u-s-manufacturing-jobs-study-says/
http://www.marketwatch.com/markets?link=MW_Nav_MA
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