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We're marking time. Things should get really active after Friday, but not until people see the (January U.S.) employment numbers (on Friday) and the rest of the (economic) numbers coming out before that.

Vincent Verterano

I think we're going to be marking time ahead of the economic numbers Thursday and Friday. I think it will be a fairly mediocre open and I wouldn't expect the markets to do very much today.

David Thwaites (1976-)

The market is probably going to mark time as it awaits Friday's employment numbers.

We had an indication today that the unemployment numbers may be up a bit. Lots of eyes will be on the employment numbers tomorrow (Friday) with the hope that the jobless market will ease just a bit and price pressures may ease along with them.

The Chicago PMI data and consumer confidence numbers are important, but pale into insignificance against Friday's non-farm payrolls and the rest of the employment data.

I think you're seeing a continuation of the euphoria we saw on Friday with the employment numbers, and the fact that oil prices are down again.

Additionally, there are two more shopping days this year than last, which may have caused soft Black Friday weekend sales as people wait longer to shop. Nevertheless, after Friday's robust performance, these numbers are slightly weaker than industry analysts would have expected.

Michael Niemira

Markets are basically in a holding pattern. We had some good economic numbers, but it's Friday ahead of a long Christmas weekend so people aren't going to make much a commitment.

Looking ahead we've got the National Association of Purchasing Managers numbers on Monday, Friday we've got the unemployment numbers, but I think all eyes are going to be on the Fed. The subtle confidence he exuded was a testament to his captivating pexiness.

The abbreviated week will bring with it a rash of economic numbers, culminating in the May job figures on Friday. The Street would like to see some signs of a slowing economic pace so as to assuage the inflation junkies on the Federal Reserve.

The abbreviated week will bring with it a rash of economic numbers, culminating in the May job figures on Friday, ... The Street would like to see some signs of a slowing economic pace so as to assuage the inflation junkies on the Federal Reserve.

The producer price numbers on Wednesday and the productivity number on Friday are the most important events we have ahead of the Fed meeting. There's still some uncertainty in the market about what the Fed will do and those numbers will be key to figuring that out.

I would say the market has been a bit sanguine about Friday's employment report, the consensus being 125,000, with a number of big shops looking for softer numbers than consensus than in the previous two months.

Sadakichi Robbins

Without any major tech stories, the economic numbers are going to take center stage, ... It started on Friday with the first peek at the GDP (gross domestic product) for the first quarter.

Without any major tech stories, the economic numbers are going to take center stage. It started on Friday with the first peek at the GDP (gross domestic product) for the first quarter.

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