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Markets should open lower to flat according to futures trading overnight, continuing the weaker trend of yesterday when it dropped by just over 1%. Oil finished over $US145 a barrel, gold rose and the US dollar eased against the euro to more than $US1.59.
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The market is down 16. Financials down 0.8% - not bad considering the sharp fall in the financial sector in the US on concerns about the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Macquarie Group, the biggest mortgage providers. Resources up 0.1%. Property down 2.3%.
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The market is up 15. Financials struggling - down 2.2% - after their international counterparts struggled on Wall street overnight. Resources on the other hand are outperforming, up 2.6%. Property down 2.4%. We should be doing a lot better considering the SFE Futures suggested a 39 point rise in the market this morning.
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The NYSE Group, Inc. today reported short interest as of the close of business on the settlement date of June 30, 2008. Based on information received from members and member organizations, short interest increased to 18,125,425,324 from 17,654,028,383 shares on June 13, 2008.
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NYSE Euronext (NYX) reported growth in transaction volume across its products and exchanges during the month of June 2008 and the first half of 2008, compared to similar periods in 2007.
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The market is having an up day for a change – up 79 – it was up 82 at its high. The SFE futures predicted a 38 point gain in the market this morning. The Dow Jones index closed up 152. Up 160 at best. Down 56 at worst. Finished on its highs in a late rally (which the UK missed). Dow now 19.6% down from its highs.
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Markets Battered
added: 07-07-2008

America was closed, Europe and Asia sagged, oil retreated a little, and other commodity prices were leaderless: American holidays continue to emphasise the primacy of US markets in setting global price levels in a wide range of products.
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While oil trading dominated commodity markets last week lead slumped sharply, losing 13%. In contrast oil gained 3.3% over the week as Brent crude moved past $US146 a barrel on Thursday but eased Friday to $US144.95 a barrel. Nymex August West Texas Intermediate, which hit a record of $US145.85 a barrel, yesterday fell $1 to $US144.25 a barrel.
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CME Group, the world's largest and most diverse derivatives exchange, announced second-quarter 2008 volume averaged 11.1 million contracts per day, up 7 percent from second-quarter 2007.
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Once again, high fuel prices are dampening travel plans this holiday. More Americans will stay home this Fourth of July than last year, just as they did during the Memorial Day weekend.
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