Morning Market Report 2/7/2018

  

The KUIK Morning Market Report for Wednesday, February 7:

   

Markets are up.

 

Index

Direction

Change

Units

Index

Time

Change

Dow Jones Industrial Average

Up

                    198

 points

          25,111

7:19 AM

S&P500

Up

0.6%

percent

           2,712

           (1.99)

Nasdaq Composite

Up

0.2%

percent

           7,131

           (2.34)

30 Year Treasury

Up

                        2

Basis Points

             3.06

Annual Yield

 

House Republicans passed a temporary spending bill late Tuesday in an effort to prevent another government shutdown at midnight Thursday. The bill passed 245-182. It would fund the military through September and the rest of the government for another six weeks. It includes funding for two years of community health programs, but does not include a plan to resolve DACA or to fund a border wall. The Senate is expected to make major change. Senate leaders are reportedly seeking a two-year spending bill that would increase military spending by $80 billion a year.

April gold fell 0.3%, to $1,326.20 an ounce. A close here would be the lowest price for the contract in over three weeks. Gold as a safe haven gold has not drawn much interest in the wake of higer volatility of stocks. The ICE Dollar Index is up 0.2% to 89.85. It hit a three-year low last week.

 

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www.marketwatch.com/story/house-passes-temporary-spending-bill-to-avoid-shutdown-2018-02-06

www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-extends-drop-nears-lowest-in-almost-a-month-2018-02-07?dist=markets

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