| The KUIK Market Update for Monday, October 13: | |||||||
| Markets are down. | |||||||
| Index | Direction | Change | Units | Time | Change | ||
| Dow | Down | (23) | points | 16,521 | 8:03 AM | ||
| S&P500 | Down | -0.3% | percent | 1,900 | (6.54) | ||
| Nasdaq Composite | Down | -0.4% | percent | 4,258 | (18.67) | ||
| 30 Year Treasury | Down | (2) | Basis Points | 3.01 | Annual Yield | ||
| China’s exports and imports rose faster than expected in September rising 15.3% from 2013 according to China’s General Administration of Customs. That is good news as the world’s second-largest economy looks for ways to meet its target of growing 7.5% annually. September’s growth was faster than August’s 9.4% and higher than the 12.5% forecast by a Wall Street Journal’s poll of 15 economists. China’s exports have been rising since April as the U.S. economy heats up, along with demand from Asia and Europe. | |||||||
| With political advertising saturating the Internet and television as the midterm elections approach on Nov. 4 the New York Times reports political campaigns and outside groups are finding that premium advertising space on the Internet is already reserved. For example, there is almost no remaining YouTube inventory for reserved buys in Alaska, Maine, Montana, and New Hampshire. Those ads run before a video begins and can’t be skipped. Research firm Borrell Associates estimates that digital spending in 2014 will exceed $270 million, up from $55.4 million in 2010. | |||||||
| Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for 1360 KUIK. | |||||||
| http://www.marketwatch.com/story/china-trade-data-exceed-expectations-2014-10-13 | |||||||
| http://www.marketwatch.com/story/campaigns-find-space-for-internet-ads-booked-up-report-2014-10-12 | |||||||
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