Markets Rise Despite Weak Housing Data
U.S. stocks rose despite falling existing home
sales. Existing home sales report slid to a 4-year low in
April.Â
June crude futures fall fractionally
to $64.83 per barrel.Â
June gold futures add 0.5% through the morning to $656.5 an ounce.
Around Asia, Shanghai’s Composite
reached a new high adding 0.7% to 4,179.78, Tokyo’s Nikkei fell
1.2% to 17,481.21, and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng lost 1.3% to
20,520.66.
Today’s
PowerRatings Heat Map still looks overall bearish, but a few sectors such as
metals and mining are starting to show some stocks with high
PowerRatings. It will be interesting to see how this bearish
theme plays out next week.Â
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Darren Wong
Associate Editor
darrenw@tradingmarkets.com