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US shares open in better shape than futures implied

By   || March 11, 2010 at 14:35 GMT
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The cash markets are opening slightly lower, down about 0.2%. The futures implied a weaker open than we have seen…Fear of tighter Chinese monetary policy is the latest cause for concern…

We continue to struggle below the 1150 level in the S&P; volume remains anemic as well…

EUR/USD is consolidating in the lower end of its range but is busy going no where fast at the moment…We trade at 1.3639.

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3 Responses to “US shares open in better shape than futures implied”

  1. pipsquanderer on March 11th, 2010 14:49 GMT

    Hey jamie,

    What site due you use to watch future prices for the markets, Dow Nikkei, etc.

    Do you have a free one to suggest?

  2. Jamie Coleman on March 11th, 2010 14:52 GMT

    I have a Reuters terminal…There are exchange fees for all the futures contracts, so there is nowhere to get the data free on the web, as far as I know…CNBC runs the equity futures on TV… I think you can subscribe to the overseas feeds of CNBC… that’s one sort of cheap and cheerful way of doing it….

  3. pipsquanderer on March 11th, 2010 14:53 GMT

    Euro moving down with Stocks.

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