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Home prices in 20 U.S. cities climbed in June for first time since 2010.

Equities:
DJIA: 13,103 (-0.17%)
S&P500: 1,411 (+0.03%)
Nasdaq: 3,077 (+0.13%)
EuroStoxx: -0.80%
Nikkei: -0.57%
Hang Seng: +0.07%

Lexmark announces plan to sell its inkjet technology and buy back shares, causing a 80.3bp climb in CDS to 650.3bp.

Commodities:
WTI Crude: 96.25 (+0.90%)
Nat Gas: -1.47%
Copper: -0.79%
Corn: -0.66%

G7 countries call on oil-producing countries to increase output.

FX:
EURUSD: 1.2565 (+0.53%)
DXY Dollar Index: 81.364 (-0.36%)

Rates:
U.S. 10y: 1.6335% (-1.7bp)
German 10y: 1.341% (-1bp)
Spanish 10y: 6.478% (+9.4bp)
Italian 10y: 5.830% (+12.2bp)

US treasuries rise on lower consumer confidence and anticipation for Bernanke’s speech in 3 days. 10 year yields drop to 3-week low.

 

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reports on the Highbridge section of Bronx. Before enrolling in Columbia’s journalism school, she reported for some of the most widely circulated Spanish newspapers (ABC, El Mundo), as well as for Agencia EFE newswire and the British Medical Journal, covering local news, social issues, science, health, culture and the environment. Born in Madrid, she graduated from a Madrid university in law and journalism and she also holds an MBA. Before coming to the USA, she lived in Spain, the United Kingdom and Israel.