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Join the James Dicks Financial Network's senior traders as they give a detailed report of the day's market activity as well as upcoming events and possible reactions.

The economy added 94,000 non-farm payroll jobs last month down from the 170,000 added in October. As a result of strong employment growth in...

The European Central Bank held its benchmark rate unchanged at 4 percent, despite surging inflation and a stronger euro. Earlier, The Bank o...

Congressional aides say the Bush administration has hammered out an agreement with industry to freeze interest rates for certain subprime mo...

According to a survey from the International Council of Shopping Centers and UBS Securities, chain-store sales for the week ended Dec. 1st r...

U.S. manufacturing expanded in November as new orders and production improved, but the pace of growth was a touch weaker than the prior mont...

According to the Chicago purchasing managers' index, most firms in the Chicago region were growing in November. The index improved to 52.9%...

A Department of Commerce report showed that new home sales rose 1.7 percent, but lower than expected, to an annual rate of 728,000 units in...

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Donald Kohn said recent market ``turbulence'' may reduce credit to businesses and consumers, suggesting he see...

Prices of existing U.S. single-family homes slumped 4.5 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, matching a record decline from the...

According to a UBS poll, investor optimism about the outlook for U.S. financial markets fell this month to the lowest since September 2005 a...

Slower growth for the economy may be on the horizon, continuing after the holidays, the Conference Board said, reporting that a gauge of fut...

The Commerce Department reported that housing construction rose by 3 percent in October, the first increase after three months of declines a...

The painful collapse of the housing market along with the credit crunch will weigh down economic growth in the final three months of this ye...

The output of the nation's factories, mines and utilities fell 0.5% in October, the biggest decline since January. The factory sector was we...

The consumer price index increased 0.3% in October, driven by a 1.4% gain in energy prices. This was the fastest increase in energy prices s...

The Federal Open Market Committee announced that it's taking a series of steps to give the public a greater understanding of the basis for i...

Japan's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent after a two-day meeting policy meeting amid deepening concern...

Oil prices fell more than $1 a barrel in Asia after reports that the oil exporter group OPEC would discuss increasing its output at an upcom...

A surge in exports in September helped push the U.S. trade deficit down to $56.5 billion, the lowest in more than two years. U.S. exports ro...

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, warning that higher inflation and weaker economic growth could be in store, told Congress that the ce...

The productivity of the U.S. non-farm workplace jumped at an annual rate of 4.9% in the third quarter, the fastest growth in four years. Uni...

The International Council of Shopping Centers-UBS Retail Chain Store Sales Index increased by 1.0% in the week ended November 3rd. On the ye...

The U.S. services sector grew at a faster-than-expected rate in October boosted by strength in new orders. The Institute for Supply Manageme...

Employers added more workers to payrolls in October, according to the government's closely watched jobs report that showed the labor market...

Consumers, battered by a steep downturn in housing and a severe credit crunch, slowed spending growth in September to the weakest performanc...