- U.S. durable goods orders were up 1.4% in June, stronger than expected -- the third monthly increase.
- U.S. new home sales were at an annual rate of 1.374 million units in June, up 4.0% from May's pace and a new record high. YoY new home sales are up 7%.
- A Cabinet-level official of the Chinese government said that China would "gradually" open its markets and import more than $1 trillion worth of goods from the United States over the next five years.
- The U.S. DoE said that:
Crude oil supplies were down 2.3 million barrels last week to 317.8 million barrels.
Unleaded gasoline supplies were down 2.1 million barrels.
Heating oil supplies were up 1.4 million barrels.
- The Federal Reserve's Beige book said that economic activity expanded in all twelve districts in June and early July.
- Overall for-hire trucking freight volumes fell 0.2% in June on a seasonally adjusted basis, American Trucking Associations said Tuesday.
- Federal officials announced Wednesday they are trying to determine if there might be a third case of mad cow disease among the country's herds.
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