Morning Market Report 7/14/2015

The KUIK Morning Market Report for Tuesday, July 14:
Markets are up.
Index Direction Change Units Time Change
Dow Up                       17  points           17,995 7:14 AM
S&P500 Up 0.2% percent            2,104             4.16
Nasdaq Composite Up 0.4% percent            5,091            19.24
30 Year Treasury Down                        (1) Basis Points              3.20 Annual Yield
About 1.3% of all mortgaged homes were in the foreclosure process in May. This is the smallest percentage since the end of 2007, when the downturn started, according to CoreLogic. A year ago, the foreclosure-inventory rate was 1.7%. Foreclosures were completed on about 41,000 homes in May, down 19% from a year earlier and 65% from the peak in 2010.
The prices the U.S. paid for imported goods fell a seasonally adjusted 0.1% in June, for the 11th decline in the past 12 months. Excluding fuel, import prices fell by 0.2%, according to the Labor Department. The price of U.S.-made goods exported to other nations also fell 0.2% in June. In the past 12 months import prices have dropped 10%, mostly because of lower oil and are down a smaller 2.3% excluding without oil. Lower import prices have kept a lid on U.S. inflation, but that also reflects a tepid global economy.
The Shanghai Compositeclosed down 1.2% at 3924.49, giving back  some of the gains from a three-day rally.
Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for 1360 KUIK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/homes-least-likely-now-than-at-any-time-since-start-of-great-recession-to-be-in-foreclosure-2015-07-14
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-import-prices-decline-01-in-june-2015-07-14
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