The KUIK Morning Market Report for Tuesday, October 28: |
Markets are up. |
Index |
Direction |
Change |
Units |
Last |
Time |
Change |
Dow |
Up |
57 |
points |
16,875 |
6:59 AM |
S&P500 |
Up |
0.5% |
percent |
1,971 |
9.12 |
Nasdaq Composite |
Up |
0.8% |
percent |
4,521 |
35.19 |
30 Year Treasury |
Up |
3 |
Basis Points |
3.06 |
Annual Yield |
The Commerce Department reports orders for durable goods fell 1.3% in September for the second straight drop, as demand fell products including autos, aircraft, computers, and heavy machinery. Economists expected a 0.2% increase. Leaving out the volatile transportation sector, orders fell by a smaller 0.2%. Orders for core capital goods whcich is a measure of business investment fell 1.7% for the biggest drop since January. Durable-goods orders for August were not revised at an 18.4% drop mainly due to fewer aircraft orders after a large July. |
Home prices rose 0.2% in August, slower than the 0.6% rise in July, according to S&P/Case-Shiller’s 20-city composite index. Prices in Charlotte, San Diego, and San Francisco fell, while Detroit posted the fastest growth. After seasonal adjustments, home prices fell 0.1% in August — the strongest result in fourth months — compared with a 0.5% decline July. Annual growth is slowing down, with year-over-year home prices rising just 5.6% in August — the slowest pace since November 2012 — compared with 6.7% in July. Through August home prices are about 16% below the 2006 peak. |
Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for 1360 KUIK. |
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-durable-goods-orders-drop-13-in-september-below-forecast-2014-10-28 |
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-home-prices-rise-02-in-august-2014-10-28 |
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