Morning Market Report 7/5/2013

The KUIK Morning Market Report for Friday, July 5:
Markets are up.
Index Direction Change Units Last Time
Dow Up                     47 points           15,040 7:07 AM
S&P500 Up 0.41% percent             1,622
Nasdaq Composite Up 0.43% percent             3,459
30 Year Treasury Up                     16 Basis Points               3.65 Annual Yield
The US gained 195,000 new jobs in June. Economists expected 155,000 jobs.  Unemployment held steady at 7.6%, because more people entered the labor force in search of work.  The U-6 rate which includes unemployed, discouraged, underemployed workers jumped to 14.3% from 13.8%.
Oil futures were up on reports Egypt has closed off its borders with the Gaza Strip and announced a state of emergency in the Suez and Sinai provinces.  Reuters reports that the Suez Canal is operating normally.  August Crude is up 0.7%, to $101.95 a barrel  on the New York Merc. 
German manufacturing orders in May declined 1.3% on the month after April’s 2.2% drop, according to the German Economics Ministry.  The report fell short of analysts’ expectations for a 1.2% increase.  The ministry said German manufacturing orders have been volatile recently, noting that big ticket orders in May were below average. 
Dell shares dropped more than 1% in early trades to $13.14 after the company issued a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, warning shareholders of “substantial downside risk” to the stock if the buyout deal from Michael Dell and Silver Lake is rejected.
Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for AM 1360 KUIK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-economy-creates-195000-jobs-in-june-2013-07-05
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/oil-lower-as-dollar-gains-ahead-of-jobs-report-2013-07-05?dist=markets
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/german-manufacturing-orders-disappoint-with-drop-2013-07-05
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/dell-shares-fall-while-tech-stocks-rise-2013-07-05?dist=markets
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