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DAILY REPORT 01 st DEC. 2015 YOUR MINTVISORY Call us at +91-731-6642300 Global markets at a glance US stocks slipped on Monday, led by declines in health and consumer shares, as investors braced for policy news from central banks. The three major stock indexes posted a sec- ond straight month of gains, however, helped by financial shares, which were up 1.7%, while utilities were down 2.8% for the month. Retail stocks were down on Cyber Monday, the biggest online shopping day of the year. The S&P retail index was down 1%, while Target shares fell 1.3% to USD 72.50. The DJI average fell 78.57 points, or 0.4%, to 17,719.92, the S&P 500 lost 9.65 points, or 0.46%, to 2,080.46 and the Nasdaq dropped 18.86 points, or 0.37 percent, to 5,108.67. For the month, the Dow was up 0.3 percent, S&P 500 rose 0.1% and the Nasdaq gained 1.1 per- cent. The S&P 500 posted 15 new 52-week highs and 7 lows; the Nasdaq recorded 127 new highs and 55 lows. About 7.6 bn shares changed hands on US exchanges, above the 6.8 bn daily average for the past 20 trading days European shares rose on Monday, boosted by expectations of more help from the ECB, which weakened the euro and helped carmakers. The ECB is expected to cut interest rates on euro deposits and extend its quantitative easing pro- gram when it meets on Thursday. That put pressure on the euro, lifting shares of carmakers and luxury goods compa- nies, since the weaker euro made their products cheaper overseas. Asian shares were solidly higher on Tuesday, shrugging off one Chinese factory survey that did little to ease persistent concerns about cooling growth in the economy, while a private survey showed a hint of stabilization. MSCI's broad- est index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan extended early gains and was up 1.1 percent, while Japan's Nikkei added 0.9 percent. Previous day Roundup Markets finished the first session of the eventful week on a quiet note as participants await for the GDP data for the September quarter later today amid persistent fund out- flow s. Meanwhile, RBI's fifth bi-monthly monetary policy meet due tomorrow also kept the investors on their toes. Index stats The Market was very volatile in last session. The sartorial indices performed as follow; Consumer Durables [down 127.99pts], Capital Goods [up 52.27pts], PSU [up 4.85pts], FMCG [down 50.08Pts], Realty [up 12.89Pts], Power [up 10.37pts], Auto [up 84.64Pts], Healthcare [down 67.77Pts], IT [up 115.79pts], Metals [down 25.03Pts], TECK [up 34.15pts], Oil& Gas [up 3.78pts]. World Indices Index Value % Change D J l 17813.00 +0.56 S&P 500 2091.00 +0.54 NASDAQ 5108.67 -0.37 FTSE 100 6390.00 +0.59 Nikkei 225 19946.55 +1.01 Hong Kong 22315.63 +1.45 Top Gainers Company CMP Change % Chg POWERGRID 136.20 2.70 2.02 INDUSINDBK 938.95 15.60 1.69 INFY 1,083.05 16.70 1.57 TATAPOWER 67.20 0.95 1.43 TATAMOTORS 423.50 5.85 1.40 Top Losers Company CMP Change % Chg ASIANPAINT 839.95 19.15 -2.23 BHARTIARTL 334.85 7.35 -2.15 VEDL 90.15 1.75 -1.90 COALINDIA 331.25 5.25 -1.56 NTPC 130.65 2.05 -1.54 Stocks at 52 Week’s HIGH Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg ASHOKLEY 94.40 -3.20 -3.28 FRLDVR 134.50 14.30 11.90 IDBI 93.50 7.15 8.28 MAJESCO 692.80 15.05 2.22 TRENT 1,630.15 82.45 5.33 Indian Indices Company CMP Change % Chg NIFTY 7935.25 -7.45 -0.09 SENSEX 26145.67 +17.47 +0.07 Stocks at 52 Week’s LOW Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg IDFCBANK 59.30 -1.70 -2.79 TREEHOUSE 151.75 -16.85 -9.99 - -

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Global markets at a glance US stocks slipped on Monday, led by declines in health and consumer shares, as investors braced for policy news from central banks. The three major stock indexes posted a sec-ond straight month of gains, however, helped by financial shares, which were up 1.7%, while utilities were down 2.8% for the month. Retail stocks were down on Cyber Monday, the biggest online shopping day of the year. The S&P retail index was down 1%, while Target shares fell 1.3% to USD 72.50. The DJI average fell 78.57 points, or 0.4%, to 17,719.92, the S&P 500 lost 9.65 points, or 0.46%, to 2,080.46 and the Nasdaq dropped 18.86 points, or 0.37 percent, to 5,108.67. For the month, the Dow was up 0.3 percent, S&P 500 rose 0.1% and the Nasdaq gained 1.1 per-cent. The S&P 500 posted 15 new 52-week highs and 7 lows; the Nasdaq recorded 127 new highs and 55 lows. About 7.6 bn shares changed hands on US exchanges, above the 6.8 bn daily average for the past 20 trading days European shares rose on Monday, boosted by expectations of more help from the ECB, which weakened the euro and helped carmakers. The ECB is expected to cut interest rates on euro deposits and extend its quantitative easing pro-gram when it meets on Thursday. That put pressure on the euro, lifting shares of carmakers and luxury goods compa-nies, since the weaker euro made their products cheaper overseas. Asian shares were solidly higher on Tuesday, shrugging off one Chinese factory survey that did little to ease persistent concerns about cooling growth in the economy, while a private survey showed a hint of stabilization. MSCI's broad-est index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan extended early gains and was up 1.1 percent, while Japan's Nikkei added 0.9 percent. Previous day Roundup Markets finished the first session of the eventful week on a quiet note as participants await for the GDP data for the September quarter later today amid persistent fund out-flow s. Meanwhile, RBI's fifth bi-monthly monetary policy meet due tomorrow also kept the investors on their toes. Index stats The Market was very volatile in last session. The sartorial indices performed as follow; Consumer Durables [down 127.99pts], Capital Goods [up 52.27pts], PSU [up 4.85pts], FMCG [down 50.08Pts], Realty [up 12.89Pts], Power [up 10.37pts], Auto [up 84.64Pts], Healthcare [down 67.77Pts], IT [up 115.79pts], Metals [down 25.03Pts], TECK [up 34.15pts], Oil& Gas [up 3.78pts].

World Indices

Index Value % Change

D J l 17813.00 +0.56

S&P 500 2091.00 +0.54

NASDAQ 5108.67 -0.37

FTSE 100 6390.00 +0.59

Nikkei 225 19946.55 +1.01

Hong Kong 22315.63 +1.45

Top Gainers

Company CMP Change % Chg

POWERGRID 136.20 2.70 2.02

INDUSINDBK 938.95 15.60 1.69

INFY 1,083.05 16.70 1.57

TATAPOWER 67.20 0.95 1.43

TATAMOTORS 423.50 5.85 1.40

Top Losers

Company CMP Change % Chg

ASIANPAINT 839.95 19.15 -2.23

BHARTIARTL 334.85 7.35 -2.15

VEDL 90.15 1.75 -1.90

COALINDIA 331.25 5.25 -1.56

NTPC 130.65 2.05 -1.54

Stocks at 52 Week’s HIGH

Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg

ASHOKLEY 94.40 -3.20 -3.28

FRLDVR 134.50 14.30 11.90

IDBI 93.50 7.15 8.28

MAJESCO 692.80 15.05 2.22

TRENT 1,630.15 82.45 5.33

Indian Indices

Company CMP Change % Chg

NIFTY 7935.25 -7.45 -0.09

SENSEX 26145.67 +17.47 +0.07

Stocks at 52 Week’s LOW

Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg

IDFCBANK 59.30 -1.70 -2.79

TREEHOUSE 151.75 -16.85 -9.99

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STOCK RECOMMENDATION [CASH] 3. FEDERALOY [CASH]

Last week FEDDERLOY was getting resistance around 96 but at last session we seen breakout with accumulation for that we can see target up to 104 while the bottom will be 95 so buy it around 96-96.50 for target of 98.50 101 104 use stop loss of 94 MACRO NEWS RBI will announce its bimonthly credit policy around 11

a.m. today, where no repo rate, CRR cut expected. India's IDBI Bank up on report of govt stake sale talks. China's Caixin final manufacturing PMI at 48.6 in No-

vembe. Chinese markets drop as Nov PMI disappoints FIIs upbeat on India, say Nifty to touch 9000 in 2016 Q2 GDP rises to 7.4% vs 7% QoQ, boosted by mfg, agri-

culture Petrol cheaper by 58 paise, diesel by 25 paise Apr-Oct fiscal deficit Rs 4.11 lk cr; 74% of FY16 estimate PM Modi pulls up rich nations on climate change IMF expected to include yuan in SDR currency basket Oil cos to benefit from low rates, price deregulation Oct. Core Sector Data MoM: Eight Core Industries'

Growth At 3.2%, Unchanged Coal Production Up 6.3% Vs 1.9% Growth, Crude Oil Production Down 2.1% Vs 0.1% Decline, Natural Gas Production Down 1.8% Vs 0.9% Growth, Petroleum Refinery Products' Output Down 4.4% Vs 0.5% Growth, Fertilizer Production Up 16.2% Vs 18.1% Growth, Steel Production Down 1.2% Vs 2.5% De-cline, Cement Prod. Up 11.7% Vs 1.5% Decline, Electricity Production Growth At 8.8% Vs 10.8% Growth , Apr-Oct Core Sector Data Eight Core Industries' Growth At 2.5%

RBI Says: Cos Can Borrow Offshore Long-term Debt Of Min Avg Maturity Of 10 Years

STOCK RECOMMENDATIONS [FUTURE] 1. INDUSIND BANK [FUTURE]

In these volatile session INDUSIND bank future lead to Bank Nifty index , on daily chart it given break out above 932.20 which was the neckline of H&S pattern so here target is 965 but due to Bank Nifty we may a small fall so buy it in decline around 930-935 use stop loss of 910 target is 950 965 990. 2. CROMPTON GREAVES [FUTURE]

At Last session CROMPGREAV FUTURE finished with dark cloud cover pattern on EOD chart, it breached around 2% in volatile market since it got fresh short at higher level so we can see more down side up to 189 & below that a sharp fall can come so we advise to sell it below 192 for target of 190 187 183 use stop loss of 194.50.

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FUTURE & OPTION

MOST ACTIVE CALL OPTION

Symbol Op-

tion

Type

Strike

Price

LTP Traded

Volume

(Contracts)

Open

Interest

NIFTY CE 8,200 52.30 99,611 34,50,750

NIFTY CE 8,100 83.45 98,210 32,50,725

BANKNIFTY CE 18,000 184.00 20,444 3,39,090

LT CE 1,400 32.00 2,767 5,73,900

IDBI CE 100 2.40 2,572 39,60,000

MARUTI CE 4,700 77.00 2,485 1,31,250

ASHOKLEY CE 100 2.10 2,450 70,49,000

RELIANCE CE 1,000 14.10 2,216 8,75,000

MOST ACTIVE PUT OPTION

Symbol Op-

tion

Type

Strike

Price

LTP Traded

Volume

(Contracts)

Open

Interest

NIFTY PE 7,800 70.95 1,05,324 29,85,200

NIFTY PE 7,900 101.50 88,663 27,39,550

BANKNIFTY PE 17,000 225.00 18,457 5,49,690

RELIANCE PE 960 18.90 1,521 3,56,500

MARUTI PE 4,600 140.75 1,213 50,750

INFY PE 1,060 14.90 1,201 1,22,500

LT PE 1,350 27.05 1,131 2,59,500

MARUTI PE 4,500 100.00 1,042 66,500

FII DERIVATIVES STATISTICS

BUY OPEN INTEREST AT THE END OF THE DAY SELL

No. of

Contracts Amount in

Crores No. of

Contracts Amount in

Crores No. of

Contracts Amount in

Crores NET AMOUNT

INDEX FUTURES 36754 2168.06 24300 1411.38 257553 15075.7 756.6822

INDEX OPTIONS 184817 10861.7 174285 10246 923083 54510.5 615.7047

STOCK FUTURES 96658 5092.49 101054 5354.08 949834 48142.8 -261.585

STOCK OPTIONS 22734 1185.52 20797 1078.92 28701 1447.2 106.6051

TOTAL 1217.40

STOCKS IN NEWS Tata Power Says JV Maithon Power Issues NCDs Worth

`500 Cr On Private Placement Basis Maruti Suzuki Says Dual Airbags & ABS Now Available

As An Option Across All Celerio Variants Emami to invest `1000 cr to double paperboard capac-

ity: BS Dr Lal Pathlabs Says IPO Opens On December 8, Price

Band Fixed At `540-550/Sh IT Firm Indra wins 2 transport & traffic contracts in In-

dia for €11.9 m NIFTY FUTURE

Nifty in last trading session re-conquered the 7900 mark, marking a two-week high for the index tough with lesser volumes. On technical charts too it again closed with a bullish Candlestick and gave a good breakout of a small ascending triangle. So we advise you to buy Nifty Future around 7950-7970 for the targets of 8040– 8150 with strict stop loss of 7850

INDICES R2 R1 PIVOT S1 S2

NIFTY 7,985.00 7,960.00 7,941.00 7,916.00 7,897.00

BANK NIFTY 17,582.00 17,506.00 17,421.00 17,345.00 17,260.00

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RECOMMENDATIONS

GOLD

TRADING STRATEGY:

BUY SILVER DEC ABOVE 33600 TGTS 33800,34100 SL BE-

LOW 33300

SELL SILVER DEC BELOW 33300 TGTS 33450,33150 SL

ABOVE 33600

SILVER

TRADING STRATEGY:

BUY GOLD DEC ABOVE 25150 TGTS 25230,25330 SL BE-

LOW 25060

SELL GOLD DEC BELOW 24800 TGTS 24720,24620 SL

ABOVE 24890

COMMODITY ROUNDUP Gold has started the new week on a weary note and contin-ues to trade near six year lows. Dollar continued to strengthen and equities surged in Europe. These twin forces capped Gold and the COMEX Gold futures extended their recent losses. The overall sentiments in Gold market re-mained sluggish as trading returned to normalcy after the Thanksgiving Holidays. COMEX Gold futures are trading at $1056 per ounce; down 0.02% on the day.MCX Gold futures for December are trading at Rs 24967 per 10 grams, down 0.37% on the day. Gold retail demand is seen weary as the global economy continues its tepid advance. The combined real GDP of the member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development grew at a slower pace in the three months ended September. In a triumph of hope over the present ground reality of multi-year low prices, producers of steel to aluminium are chasing new capacity. In this context, President of Indian Institute of Metals has done well to bring into focus a con-cern in the metallurgical sector whether metals groups will have the benefit of engaging the right numbers of metallur-gists at different levels of operation. The challenge is not confined to ensuring larger groups of students graduating in metallurgical engineering; creating an environment with the right package of incentives for them to participate in the making of ferrous and non-ferrous metals and doing R&D work is also a challenge The NGT ban on coal mining and transportation in Megha-laya’s Jaintia Hills region has resulted in many of those en-gaged in the activity switching to turmeric farming. For the past year, these coal-miners, who previously practised un-scientific mining and transportation of coal, have taken to cultivation of the famed curcumin-rich Lakadong turmeric varieties at their villages in East Jaintia Hills District. Silver prices fell by Rs 111 at Rs 33,590 per kg in futures trade today as speculators lightened their positions amid weakening trend overseas. Silver for delivery in December traded lower by Rs 111, or 0.33%, to Rs 33,590 per kg in a business turnover of 193 lots in futures trading MCX. On similar lines, the white metal for delivery in March 2016 was trading lower by Rs 98, or 0.29%, at Rs 34,272 per kg with a business turnover of 89 lots. In the international market, silver traded a shade lower at $14.03 an ounce in Singapore. A weak trend in precious metals in global markets on strengthening dollar amid expectations of a rate hike by the US Federal Reserve next month, eroding demand for the precious metals, kept pressure on silver futures here.

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NCDEX

NCDEX ROUNDUP

The MoU was signed during the International Pepper Com-munity [IPC] meeting held in Mysore during 21st -24th of November. Spices Board will initiate steps to start futures trading very soon. The board and VPA are in touch with MCX and NCDEX for starting the trade there.

Prices of agricultural commodities are likely to remain vola-tile in 2016, says Rabobank, the Dutch multinational finan-cial services company. With a rise in the first half of the cal-endar year, before erasing its entire gain by the end of the year. It forecasts agri commodity prices in the world market to rise up to 12% by the end of June 2016. This would re-flect a strong dollar's pressure, crude oil price weakness and potential for considerable weather-related production risks.

Turmeric futures have witnessed strong selling today on the account of strong production estimates in the current year. Sources suggested that the total production of turmeric in the current year is expected to be around 68-69 lakh bags ( one bag =75 kgs ) against 47 lakh bags of the last year. This is mainly due to strong production forecast in major produc-ing states such as Andhra Pradesh and Tamilnadu. The tur-meric crop will be increased to 25-26 lakh bags against 20 lakh bags of the last year in AP , while Tamilnadu is ex-pected to deliver 18 lakh bags in new crop season.

Rabi sowing is continuing at a laggard pace as all major crops apart from Coarse cereals have taken a backseat. As per preliminary reports received from the States, the total area sown under Rabi crops as on 27th November, 2015 stands to 317.96 lakh hectares, down nearly 15% on year. Major decline has been noted in acreage under Wheat. Area under wheat is 117.32 lakh hectares, down 27.39%.

NCDEX INDICES

Index Value % Change

CAETOR SEED 3857 -0.16

CHANA 5026 +0.48

CORIANDER 10335 +0.22

COTTON SEED 1712 +0.29

GUAR SEED 3384 -1.80

JEERA 15755 -2.08

MUSTARDSEED 4752 +1.43

REF. SOY OIL 616.25 0.00

SUGAR M GRADE 2688 +0.67

TURMERIC 9070 -3.49

RECOMMENDATIONS

DHANIYA

BUY CORIANDER DEC ABOVE 10370 TARGET 10415 10565

SL BELOW 10305

SELL CORIANDER DEC BELOW 10132 TARGET 10087 9937

SL ABOVE 10197

GUARSGUM

BUY GUARGUM DEC ABOVE 6640 TARGET 6690 6760 SL

BELOW 6580

SELL GUARGUM DEC BELOW 6540 TARGET 6490 6420 SL

ABOVE 6600

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RBI Reference Rate

Currency Rate Currency Rate

Rupee- $ 66.8148 Yen-100 54.4100

Euro 70.6834 GBP 100.3692

CURRENCY

USD/INR

BUY USD/INR DEC ABOVE 67.05 TARGET 67.18 67.33 SL BE-

LOW 66.85

SELL USD/INR DEC BELOW 66.95 TARGET 66.82 66.67 SL

ABOVE 67.15

EUR/INR

BUY EUR/INR DEC ABOVE 71.05 TARGET 71.2 71.4 SL BELOW

70.85

SELL EUR/INR DEC BELOW 70.85 TARGET 70.7 70.5 SL ABOVE

71.05

CURRENCY MARKET UPDATES: Heavy sales in equity and debt by foreign investors ahead of an expected Fed rate hike triggered a 2.4 percent fall in the Indian rupee this month, the worst performer among emerging Asia currencies, pushing it to its weakest level in more than two years. Foreign funds have sold a net $1.5 billion in bonds and shares so far this month, their biggest since August, mark-ing a reversal from big purchases since early 2014 that had seen India outperform many emerging markets rivals. The magnitude of the selling, and the impact on the rupee, raise the stakes for RBI, which is widely expected to hold rates on Tuesday, as central banks across emerging mar-kets gear up for the U.S Federal Reserve to tighten mone-tary policy as early as December. Any impact from a Fed hike could be magnified by concerns that Prime Minister government could face a deadlock in the current Parlia-ment session, stalling progress on key legislative bills in-cluding the launch of a new Goods and Services Tax The rupee was trading at 66.8000/8050 to the dollar as of 0706 GMT on Monday, near a more than two-year low of 66.8950 hit in the previous session. It closed at 66.76/66.77 on Friday. The currency was headed for a fall of 2.4 percent in November, bigger than all emerging units in Asia, and followed by a drop of 1.6 percent in second-worst performer South Korean won. An intervention in the money market by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) at the fag end of market hours pulled the ru-pee back from a fresh two-year low of Rs 66.86 to the dol-lar to close at Rs 66.67, a gain of 9 paise at close of trade on Monday. Forex dealers told dna that exporters were also selling dollars towards the close of market hours. The rupee has been the worst faring currency in Asia in November losing close to 2.4%. Improving job data and wages in the US is making the rate hike by Federal Reserve imminent this month, forcing foreign portfolio investors to flee Indian markets. In November, FPIs sold $1 billion in equities and $488 million in the debt segment.

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Date Commodity/ Currency

Pairs Contract Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark

30/11/15 NCDEX DHANIYA DEC. BUY 10470 10515-10665 10405 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 NCDEX DHANIYA DEC. SELL 10275 10230-10080 10340 BOOKED FULL PROFIT

30/11/15 NCDEX GUARGUM DEC. BUY 7050 7100-7170 6990 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 NCDEX GUARGUM DEC. SELL 6810 6760-6690 6870 BOOKED FULL PROFIT

30/11/15 MCX GOLD DEC. BUY 25150 25230-25330 25060 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 MCX GOLD DEC. SELL 24800 24720-24620 24890 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 MCX SILVER DEC. BUY 33830 34030-34330 33550 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 MCX SILVER DEC. SELL 33650 33450-33150 33950 NO PROFIT NO LOSS

30/11/15 USD/INR DEC. BUY 67.20 67.33-67.48 67.00 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 USD/INR DEC. SELL 67.05 66.92-66.77 67.25 NO PROFIT NO LOSS

30/11/15 EUR/INR DEC. BUY 71.40 71.55-70.75 71.20 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 EUR/INR DEC. SELL 70.90 70.75-70.55 71.10 NO PROFIT NO LOSS

Date Scrip

CASH/

FUTURE/

OPTION

Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark

30/11/15 NIFTY FUTURE BUY 7950-7970 8040-8150 7850 CALL OPEN

30/11/15 CAIRNINDIA FUTURE SELL 139.5-140.5 137.5-135 143 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 AMBUJACEM FUTURE SELL 205 202-198 208 NOT EXECUTED

30/11/15 MAJESCO CASH BUY 695 705-725 684 BOOKED PROFIT

27/11/15 NIFTY FUTURE SELL 7920 7850-7750 8010 CALL OPEN

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TIME REPORT PERIOD ACTUAL CONSENSUS

FORECAST PREVIOUS

MONDAY, NOV. 30

NONE SCHEDULED

TUESDAY, DEC. 01

10 AM ISM NOV. 50.6% 50.1%

10 AM CONSTRUCTION SPENDING OCT. 0.4% 0.6%

TBA MOTOR VEHICLE SALES NOV. 17.9 MLN 18.1 MLN

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 02

8:30 AM PRODUCTIVITY Q3 2.0% 1.6%

8:30 AM UNIT LABOR COSTS Q3 1.6% 1.4%

THURSDAY, DEC. 03

8:30 AM WEEKLY JOBLESS CLAIMS NOV. 28 N/A N/A

10 AM ISM NONMANUFACTURING NOV. 61.0% 59.1%

10 AM FACTORY ORDERS OCT. 1.6% 1.4%

FRIDAY, DEC. 04

8:30 AM NONFARM PAYROLLS NOV. 205,000 271,000

8:30 AM UNEMPLOYMENT RATE NOV. 5.0% 5.0%

8:30 AM AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS NOV. 0.2% 0.4%

8:30 AM TRADE DEFICIT OCT. -$42.8 BLN -$40.8 BLN