- U.S. Unemployment rate remained at 4.7% in October with a net increase of 166,000 jobs, much more than expected.
- U.S. Factory orders rose 0.2% in September, better than expected. Excluding transport, orders rose 1.4%.
- Canada’s unemployment rate improved from 5.9% to 5.8% in October, the lowest in 33 years
- Canadian Finance Minister Flaherty played down the idea of cutting interest rates as a way of stemming the rise of the Canadian dollar.
- Manufacturing in the Euro zone fell from 53.2 to 51.5 in October, the lowest in two years.
- Informa estimates the U.S. corn crop at 13.193 billion bushels, down 125 million from the last USDA forecast.
- Informa estimates the U.S. soybean crop at 2.628 billion bushels, up 30 million from the last USDA forecast.
- The Census Bureau said soybean oil stocks were 2.91 billion pounds at the end of September compared with 3.05 billion in August.
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