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Stocks are having little reaction to the events in Greece. Treasury Bonds are also under pressure after a slew of stronger-than-expected U.S. economic reports on Thursday triggered a reversal top. April Gold is trading lower because of the stronger Dollar, but could turn around if the Greek situation worsens.

U.S. stock indices soared to the upside and finished sharply higher driven by greater demand for higher yielding assets. Tuesday’s decision by the FOMC to keep interest rates low for an extended period was the catalyst behind Wednesday’s rally. Because of the low interest rates the world is using the Dollar and the Yen as funding currencies.

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U.S. equity markets are trading firm overnight after yesterday’s surge to the upside. Buying pressure dried up late in the session, but no damage was done to the uptrend. Volatility is falling which is making traders appear complacent. This could be both good and bad. On the good side, it could mean traders are gaining confidence in the recovery which will send prices higher.

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U.S. stock indices rallied sharply higher following the release of better than expected U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls Report. Investors drove up stock prices on the belief that the jobs data indicates an improving economy.

Investor optimism over a resolution to the sovereign debt problem in Greece and improvements in the U.S. economy are helping to boost U.S. equity markets following a change in trend to the upside on Monday. Traders expect the trend to continue today as the charts indicate very little resistance to the upside.

U.S. stock indices are trading better this morning ahead of the U.S. session. Although they are off their highs, there seems to be enough demand for higher risk despite the strengthening Dollar and the falling Euro and British Pound.

U.S. stock markets were under pressure early in the trading session because of another shift in risk sentiment. Sovereign debt issues in Greece put fear into traders initially, triggering liquidation of risky asset positions. This was followed by a better-than-expected Durable Goods report however the surprise drop in U.S. Weekly Jobs Claims drove equity markets sharply lower.

Today, Fed Chairman Bernanke will continue his testimony before the House Financial Services Committee. Yesterday he said the U.S. economic recovery has been “nascent” and requires low interest rates to help it sustain growth. He also said that low employment and subdued inflation allow the FOMC to keep downside pressure on interest rates.

The U.S. stock market rally stalled after an early morning surge following dovish comments from Fed Chairman Bernanke. In his testimony before the House Financial Services Committee, the Fed Chairman reiterated that interest rates would remain low for a prolonged period of time. While acknowledging that the economy was improving, Bernanke did say that high unemployment remains a concern.

U.S. stock indices traded sharply higher after recovering all of Thursday’s after hours break following the discount rate hike by the Federal Reserve. Equity traders shrugged off Thursday’s action by the Fed after realizing the hike in the discount rate was not a tightening of the Fed’s monetary policy.

Stock futures fell Friday after China said for the second time in a month it would force banks to increase their reserve levels.

Stock Indices tried to mount a rally early in the trading session, but failed to hold on to gains by the end of the day. The markets were trying to follow-through to the upside early in the session on the heels of stronger markets in Europe. Buyers were reluctant to chase the indices higher after news surfaced that the resolution of the Greek debt problems would be delayed for a day or two.