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Monday, November 7, 2005
What to watch
WHAT TO WATCH
Friday is Veterans Day; bond markets and some financial institutions will be closed.
Stock markets will be open.
TODAY
Federal Reserve reports on consumer credit for September; Treasury bill auction.
Earnings reports: Advanced Life Sciences, Allied Capital, Beverly Enterprises, El Paso, Fisher Communications, Herbalife, Intrawest, Pilgrim's Pride.
TUESDAY
Earnings reports: Alcan, aQuantive, Blockbuster, Blue Nile, Cable & Wireless, Cardiac Science, EchoStar Communications, Fossil, Fresh Del Monte Produce, Hecla Mining, McKesson, Pixar Animation Studios, Primedia, Shurgard Storage Centers, Sonic Solutions, Sonus Networks, Spacehab, Time Warner Telecom.
WEDNESDAY
Earnings reports: Bayer, Cisco Systems, Coeur d'Alene Mines, Concur Technologies, Delta Air Lines, Deutsche Telekom, Global Crossing, Loudeye Technologies, Marchex, Marvel Enterprises, Onex, PanAmSat Holding, US Airways Group, Washington Group International, Whole Foods Market.
THURSDAY
Commerce Department reports on international trade for September; Labor Department reports on weekly jobless claims; Treasury reports on federal budget for October; Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, reports on mortgage rates.
Earnings reports: Dell, DreamWorks Animation, Four Seasons Hotels, Kohl's, Pacific Sunwear of California, Rockwell Collins, Scottish Power, Siemens, Target, Urban Outfitters.
FRIDAY
Veterans Day. U.S. government bond market is closed, but most other financial markets, including the stock market, will be open.
Earnings reports: Cogent Communications, Wacoal.
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