The producer price index is what producers are paying for raw materials in the US. Last night the PPI showed a dramatic fall meaning - no demand for raw materials. That's possibly the reason why the metals and mining index (including BHP) has gone a bit limp.
On Thursday night unemployment and the Philadelphia Fed Survey is released. If these figures indicate a worsening economy we could be in for a significant correction.
So I'm remaining on the sideline for now.
no demand driving prices down
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