Woodbine Covers TradingScreen in Latest EMS Report

Woodbine Associates has some great things to say about TradingScreen in its recent report, “Execution Management Systems: Trends, Technology, Value, and Selection Criteria.”

TradingScreen is distinctive in that the firm has effectively balanced the convenience and efficiency associated with ASP solutions with work flow, visualization and instrument coverage sought by a considerable segment of the trading community. Firms looking for a  (…) powerful, readily installed ASP solution that can handle the more complicated elements of trading with powerful back end infrastructure should consider TradingScreen.

State Street Joins TradingScreen’s Forex Network

TradingScreen is proud to announce that State Street has joined its foreign exchange network. State Street will quote FX Spot, Forward, and Swap orders. Learn more about the State Street relationship in the link above,

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Video: Mark Rogers on the US Economy — Week of October 15, 2013

Econoday’s Mark Rogers provides a look at key economic announcements for the US this week. Or, at least, that is what he usually does when the US Government isn’t in the midst of a shutdown.

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This week, he’ll be looking for data, as key economic indicators have gone missing due to the shutdown.  This week’s biggest release is likely the Beige Book plus a few non-government indicators.

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Highlights:

• Shutdown continues: How is this affecting the economic calendar: 0.25
• Lack of data: How Econoday is adapting. 0.47
• What are the government websites saying about the revised schedule: “We regret the inconvenience.” 1.30
• What indicators are not coming this week: Government delays causing delays in private data as well. 2.10
• Jobless claims classified as essential, but data is suspect: “We are being shortchanged on economic news.” 3.28
• What indicators can we expect? Regional fed surveys and private releases, and fed beige book. 5.40
• Market perception with stock versus bond traders: A tale of two markets. 6.40
• When will the fiscal issues be resolved? “It ain’t over til it’s over.” 8.40
• The lingering negative impacts of the shutdown: Furloughed workers and credit impacts. 10.20

Video: Mark Rogers on the US Economy — Week of October 7, 2013

Econoday’s Mark Rogers provides a look at key economic announcements for the US this week.

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Econoday reports, available on TradingScreen’s award-winning TradeSmart EMS, provide alerts on upcoming economic announcements, and jargon-free analysis of their potential market impact. Mark Rogers, Senior Economist for U.S. markets, has over 19 years of experience with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta as an economist and forecaster for national and regional economies.

Click to learn about getting access to Econoday’s economic reports on TradingScreen.

Highlights:

• Shutdown of the federal government: Increased uncertainty drives a flight to safety. 0.00
• Last week’s economic result: ADP employment report came in very soft. 1.03
• A sparse week on results because of the shut-down: If it comes from Commerce or Labor we’re probably not going to get it. 1.43
• What will we get: Consumer credit and consumer sentiment 2.27
• FOMC minutes: FOMC minutes are the big item for this week. 3.56
• Impact of a default and shutdown on GDP growth: Estimates of impact are too high. 5.27
• How can FOMC make policy without data? The fed will be more cautious about tapering without data. 6.45

Video: Mark Rogers on the US Economy — Week of September 16, 2013

Econoday’s Mark Rogers provides a look at key economic announcements for the US this week.

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Econoday reports, available on TradingScreen’s award-winning TradeSmart EMS, provide alerts on upcoming economic announcements, and jargon-free analysis of their potential market impact. Mark Rogers, Senior Economist for U.S. markets, has over 19 years of experience with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta as an economist and forecaster for national and regional economies.

Click to learn about getting access to Econoday’s economic reports on TradingScreen.

Axa's Sanders Discusses TradingScreen's TCA in Global Trading

Lee Sanders, Head of Foreign Exchange and Money Market Execution, Trading and Securities Financing Division, AXA Investment Managers, discusses how TradingScreen is providing Foreign Exchange Transaction Cost Analysis for the firm in the most recent edition of GlobalTrading.

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Video: Mark Rogers on the US Economy — Week of August 19, 2013

Econoday’s Mark Rogers provides a look at key economic announcements for the US this week.

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Econoday reports, available on TradingScreen’s award-winning TradeSmart EMS, provide alerts on upcoming economic announcements, and jargon-free analysis of their potential market impact. Mark Rogers, Senior Economist for U.S. markets, has over 19 years of experience with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta as an economist and forecaster for national and regional economies.

Click to learn about getting access to Econoday’s economic reports on TradingScreen.

Highlights:

• Fedspeak recap: Taper talk and whether good news is bad news 0.43
• Impact of Thursday’s better-than-expected jobs report. 1.23
• A look ahead on Wednesday’s FOMC Meeting 1.55
• Predictions on Jackson Hole Conference on Thursday 3.05
• What are the implications of Janet Yellen taking the lead at Jackson Hole? 5.50
• What kind of a Fed chairman would Yellen be? 6.32
• Could Yellen turn from dove to hawk as Fed chairman? 7.10
• Other Fed chairman predictions. 7.30
• Housing data: Predictions on existing home sales on Wednesday. 8.05
• Wet weather in the East may have a big impact on home sale data… but don’t take it too seriously. 8.47
• Soft housing starts dampened by wet weather as well. 10.45
• Predictions on upcoming manufacturing data. 11.30
• Would jobless claims staying steady or improving point to a tapering? 13.56

Video: Mark Rogers On The US Economy – Week of July 8, 2013

Econoday’s Mark Rogers provides a look at key economic announcements for the US this week, and a look back on what last weeks activity means for the market.

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Econoday reports, available on TradingScreen’s award-winning TradeSmart EMS, provide alerts on upcoming economic announcements, and jargon-free analysis of their potential market impact. Mark Rogers, Senior Economist for U.S. markets, has over 19 years of experience with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta as an economist and forecaster for national and regional economies.

Click to learn about getting access to Econoday’s economic reports on TradingScreen.

Highlights:

• Friday’s jobs report – solid but not too solid 0.26
• Average hourly earnings – affecting the outlook for the consumer 1.30
• Unemployment rate unchanged at 7.6 percent but underemployment up 2.50
• The things to watch for in the upcoming JOLTS (Job Openings) report 4.12
• FOMC minute outlook 5.30
• Bullard a hawk turned to dove around under-inflation 6.52
• Producer price index results and impact 7.51
• Import and Export prices support Bullard’s concerns 8.32
• Fedspeak schedule and market jitters 10.15

Happy Independence Day from TradingScreen

TradingScreen wishes all of its US clients a happy July 4th Holiday.

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Video: Mark Rogers On The US Economy – Week of July 1, 2013

Econoday’s Mark Rogers provides a look at key economic announcements for the US this week.

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Econoday reports, available on TradingScreen’s award-winning TradeSmart EMS, provide alerts on upcoming economic announcements, and jargon-free analysis of their potential market impact. Mark Rogers, Senior Economist for U.S. markets, has over 19 years of experience with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta as an economist and forecaster for national and regional economies.

Click to learn about getting access to Econoday’s economic reports on TradingScreen.

Highlights:

• Will non-farm payrolls have an impact on Fed policy? 0.40
• Would the non-farm payroll growth be enough to drive the unemployment rate below the critical 7-6.5 percent level?  1.46
• Does the Fed expect payroll growth to pick up? 2.57
• Can workers dropping out of the labor force spur the Fed to end the easement? 3.17
• How did the personal income results last week affect the outlook on wages? 4.12
• What’s the outlook for this week’s indicators? What’s the firmness of the labor market? 4.48
• Can we be optimistic about the recent rise in consumer confidence numbers? 6.05
• Is there the possibility that economic improvement will drive more people looking for jobs which, in turn, will drive “unemployment” numbers? 7.04
• Is there a chance that more payroll and unemployment number discrepancies add volatility to the market? 8.05