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A better than expected U.S. Weekly Initial Claims Report helped drive up demand for risky assets early in the session but that euphoria ended shortly after stocks opened. Low volume because of a religious holiday may be to blame for the thin trading conditions. Money moved out of gold and T-Bonds on Thursday. This could be a sign of an impending stock market rally.

September Treasury Bonds surged to the upside once again as traders flocked to the safety of the lower yielding Treasury market. In addition, the weak U.S. economic data means the Fed is likely to keep interest rates down for a prolonged period of time.

Falling Treasury yields are boosting both September Treasury Bonds and Treasury Notes overnight as fear that the global economic recovery could be dead is driving investors to seek shelter in so-called safer assets.

The Euro finished the week higher, but more importantly posted a closing price reversal bottom on the weekly chart. This pattern suggests that this week’s short-covering rally could be far powerful than previously estimated.

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