Mixed signals make market a tough call
Wall Street remains uncertain as traders weigh mixed signals on corporate profits interest rates and the economy. The Dow fell 8.29 points to 1312.72 as volumes cooled and investors awaited July economic data amid expectations of a late year pickup with divergent views on rates and equity returns.
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Soybean Prices Sink Amid Global Glut And Weak Demand
USDA projections show soybean prices falling to 5.15 to 5.50 per bushel for the 1985-86 marketing year, the lowest in a decade, as supplies rise to a record 6 billion bushels and world production grows. The Oilseed outlook cites abundant overseas crops and subdued livestock demand.
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Futures trading opens on Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange opens with futures activity in cattle and hogs. AP reports daily open with prices moving in early trading, reflecting market sentiment and commodity demand.
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Metals prices in New York spot markets Friday
AP reports mixed ferrous and nonferrous metal quotes in New York with aluminum at 45.10 cents per pound, copper around 66 to 70 cents, lead at 19 cents, zinc 41 to 47 cents, tin about 6.2987 dollars per pound, and precious metals noting gold near 325.35 dollars per ounce and silver around 6.38 dollars. Mercury and platinum prices are listed between 320 and 330 dollars per 78 pound flask and 292 to 294 dollars per troy ounce respectively.
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Grains CHICAGO TAP Futures Friday Open
Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade opened with a volatile session. Daily highs and lows set the tone as traders watched for direction and the first settle of the day.
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