I don't know about tomorrow, but on Tuesday in the US the FED meets to discuss the potential of a credit crunch and its effects on the economy and interest rates.
Subsequently they are expected to release a statement outlining their views on the economy at around 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday.
If they think that there will be more serious ramifications on the US economy I would expect some hint of dropping interest rates, which the mkt. should react favourably to, otherwise I would expect some words playing down the impact and talking up the robustness of the overall economy, which again the mkt. should react favourably to (as a knee-jerk).
Either way, Wednesday could be more positive for the ASX imo (purely speculation).
Cheers
SBC
bloodbath tomorrow, page-9
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