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With Friday's key unemployment and payrolls report coming up, investors are looking for any glimmer of what to expect in directional movement.
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Investors and economists are looking for any signs at all of whether the weak jobs report in August was a one-off or the norm ahead.
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ADP's September private sector payrolls data will be used by economists and traders as a barometer for the Labor Department payrolls report.
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The National Association of Credit Management said that the Credit Managers Index reading fell in September.
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The Conference Board released the reading on consumer confidence for the month of September, and the it looks like confidence hit the skids.
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The Chicago Business Barometer for the month of September came in lower than the Bloomberg consensus estimate.
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ThinkstockThis Friday will bring the key jobs report from the U.S. Labor Department. While the financial markets will want a positive payrolls number, the reality is that the bulls may not want the...
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The Dallas Federal Reserve has issued its report signaling that manufacturing activity increased again in September in Texas.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has released its report on personal income and spending for the month of August.
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Investors have been taught that the Commerce Department's reading on durable goods each month is perhaps the most volatile of all major economic readings.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis reported its readings on gross domestic product Friday morning.
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The U.S. Labor Department has released its weekly jobless claims, and we have another week of less than 300,000 in new claims.
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Durable goods are showing a record drop for the month of August, but that is on the heels of a record gain in the month of July.
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The flash PMI and the Richmond Fed released their numbers on Tuesday morning, giving off mixed economic readings.
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Charles Plosser, the president and CEO of the Philadelphia Fed, has announced that he will retire as of March 1, 2015.
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