Both the Durable Goods and New Home Sales reports are expected out this morning. The durable goods report showed that orders excluding transportation jumped up in March by 2.8 percent, which supports claims that the U.S. recovery is under-way. In other news, Greece formally asked for an activation to its EU/IMF rescue package.
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Capital Markets Update – Durable Goods Report Supports U.S. Recovery Claims
by Jordan Fylonenko on April 23, 2010 in Market Update
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