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This week got off to a good start considering that last Friday was a rough day in the market due to the geopolitics of the day. Egypt is not getting much better and the economy has come to a stop as no one is back at work yet. Still, things aren’t getting worse. This offered some stability to the region. Brent Sea crude hit $100 per barrel today. Data from the PMI showed that inflation at the wholesale level continues to firm, while spending seems to outstrip income again.
Here were today’s unofficial closing bell levels:
Dow Jones 11,891.93 +68.23 (0.58%)
S&P 500 1,286.12 +9.78 (0.77%)
Nasdaq 2,700.08 +13.19 (0.49%)
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“Nowhere is the supply and demand balance as tight as it is with oil; with the somewhat stronger economy here and abroad, the oil gap is closing again,” says
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