Additional Economic Indicators from NASDAQ

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Economic Indicators from NASDAQ

Monday Aug 22 Wednesday Aug 24

Market Focus Who's Speaking?»
Simply Economics» MBA Purchase Applications 7:00ET
2-Year Note Announcement 11:00ET Durable Goods Orders 8:30ET*
4-Week Bill Announcement 11:00ET New Home Sales 10:00ET
3-Month Bill Auction 1:00ET EIA Petroleum Status Report 10:30ET
6-Month Bill Auction 1:00ET 2-Year Note Auction 1:00 ET

Tuesday Aug 23 Thursday Aug 25

ICSC-UBS Store Sales 7:45ET Weekly Bill Settlement
Redbook 8:55ET Jobless Claims 8:30ET
Existing Home Sales 10:00ET Help Wanted Index 10:00ET
State Street Investor Confidence Index 10:00ET 3-Month Bill Announcement 11:00ET
4-Week Bill Auction 1:00ET 6-Month Bill Announcement 11:00ET
Money Supply 4:30ET

Friday Aug 26

GreenspanSpeaks»
Consumer Sentiment 9:45ET

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ICSC-UBS Store Sales 7:45ETreport available.

 

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Redbook,Existing Home SalesandState Street Investor Confidence Indexreports available.

 

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MBA Purchase Applications 7:00ETreport is available.

 

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Durable Goods Orders 8:30ETandNew Home Sales 10:00ET reports areavailable.

 

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EIA Petroleum Status Report 10:30ETreport available.

 

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Jobless Claims 8:30ETandHelp Wanted Index 10:00ETreports are available.

 

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FYI ... Friday-Aug26, 2005 from NASDAQ Calendar notes

10:30 a.m. ET - Alan Greenspan, in a speech to the Fed's annual Jackson Hole conference, warned that the housing market, specifically asset wealth tied to appreciating home values, is a "boom" market and, along with the nation's current account deficit, a risk to economic stability. The outgoing chairman also warned against protectionism. His remarks offer an echo of the "irrational exuberance" warning of the pending stock bust in the late 90s, with the focus now the housing market. The comments will raise expectations for further, if not increased, policy restraint. Financial markets showed little initial reaction to the remarks, which may however resonate in sessions to come. --Mark Pender --

Consumer Sentiment 9:45ET and GreenspanSpeaks» see website