Stocks rise after better-than-expected GDP report The strong GDP report could get the market back on track after a 10-month rally came to a screeching halt over the past week. Shares have been falling since ... Terms of Service Xstrata Plc, the fourth-largest copper producer, led a rebound in mining shares as metals reversed earlier declines in London on the US GDP report. ... Treasurys Fall Following Strong GDP Report US Treasurys fell Friday morning after the release of stronger-than-expected gross domestic product. GDP expanded at a 5.7% seasonally ... Too Soon to Declare ‘Recovery Accomplished- –Sung Won Sohn, Smith School of Business and Economics All things considered , this was a very strong report and is the first GDP report in 2009 to really ... Dollar rallies against yen after U.S. Q4 GDP report - Reuters NEW YORK, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The dollar rose sharply versus the yen on Friday after data showed the US economy grew at a faster than expected 5.7 percent ... GDP Report Expected To Show Strong Growth In 4Q; Obama To Meet With GOP The story of the day, or at least the first few hours of the morning, looks to be the US economy. The Commerce Department tells us at 8:30 ... Ontario Superior Court Of Justice Issues Interim Order Regarding Sirit Special Meeting Of Shareholders (RTTNews) - Canada's November gross domestic product and the December industrial and raw materials price indices are slated for release at 8:30 am ET. ... Dollar Soars To 6-1/2 Month High Against Euro (RTTNews) - Following the release of the US Gross Domestic Product report for the fourth quarter at 8:30 am ET, the US dollar edged higher against its major ... Comex Gold Bounces After Initial Drop On GDP ... had a positive correlation with equities for some time, and eventually gold turned back higher as stock-index futures rose after the strong GDP report. ... Forex Traders await Key U.S. GDP Data In addition to the GDP report, traders will also get the chance to react to the Employment Cost Index, Chicago PMI and Consumer Sentiment. The Employment Cost Index is a measure of total employee compensation costs, including wages and salaries as well as benefits. Since the U.S. economy has become so sensitive to jobs related data, this report may carry some additional weight today. Last month’s report showed a rise in the index of 0.4%. This month, the range of this report is projected at 0.4% to 1.5% with the consensus at 0.4. Traders expect to see that continued high employment and salary freezes have kept employment costs soft. The Chicago PMI is usually a market mover...