Weekend Market Report Commodities And Stocks
Wheat futures eased on the Chicago Board of Trade as winter harvest approached while corn and soybeans moved mixed. Cattle futures declined and pork varied on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with live hogs and frozen pork bellies trading within narrow ranges. Wall Street closed with the Dow down 19.11 points as indicators suggested slower economic activity and a less aggressive Fed stance.
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Economy Signals Slowing Growth As Leading Indicator Drops
The Commerce Department reported the Index of Leading Indicators fell 0.6 percent in April the largest decline in two years. Analysts said the drop hints at slower growth though not an imminent recession, with four negative and four positive components shaping the April reading.
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Warsaw Pact officials said the Soviet-led alliance is ready to negotiate with NATO to limit armed forces to minimum defense levels. General secretary Herbert Krolikowski suggested talks on battlefield nuclear weapons could follow the elimination of medium and short range missiles, with multilateral talks on conventional forces. The two-day East Berlin meeting yielded little new ground as the bloc bides time for West responses to Kremlin missile offers.
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