The KUIK Morning Market Report for Wednesday, January 9: |
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Markets opened up. |
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Index |
Direction |
Change |
Units |
Last |
Time |
Change |
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Dow |
Up |
71 |
points |
13,399 |
6:59 AM |
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S&P500 |
Up |
0.4% |
percent |
1,463 |
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5.96 |
points |
Nasdaq Composite |
Up |
0.4% |
percent |
3,104 |
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12.33 |
points |
30 Year Treasury |
Down |
(1) |
Basis Points |
3.06 |
Annual Yield |
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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. |
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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.” |
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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. |
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Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for AM 1360 KUIK. |
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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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