at 8:30. Speaking of, we got more economic data just crossing. Rick Santelli has that for us.Rick. >> Yes, David. Let's start out with June construction spending down 4/10en of a percent.We're expecting an unchanged number. Uh that would equal last month with a revision, which equals down 4/10 now, but you have to go to March to find a bigger drop in construction spending. ISM on the manufacturing side, the headline number comes in light at 48.0%.That means it's the fifth consecutive number in contraction t ...

Pre-market futures are up this morning, though somewhat muted from levels prior to economic reports out this morning on unemployment claims. We also see a full compliment of Q1 earnings reports ahead of today’s opening bell, with another couple “Mag 7” companies due to report after today’s close.Jobless Claims Jump Higher Last WeekFor months, we’ve been talking in this space about the steadiness and resiliency of weekly unemployment claims. While other metrics on the economy and employment have begun to sho ...