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MBA Purchase Applications
  7:00 ET
Business Inventories
  8:30 ET
Inventories 0.5%
Consumer Price Index
  8:30 ET
CPI 0.1% Less food & energy 0.2%
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TOP BUSINESS NEWS
New Fed chairman favors inflation targeting
BUSINESS NEWS
HP to post strong quarter, no write-off
Abercrombie & Fitch earns beat Street
Trading Up
CNTF +12.4% (Wireless reported Q3 sales up 94% yoy); ANF +3.5% (beat by $0.08, guided above consensus)... Trading Down
BCSI -19.5% (beat by $0.02; issued mixed guidance); GSIC -7.9% (missed by $0.02, guided Y05 revs below consensus)...
Companies moving in reaction to new
LCGI +26.4% (agreed to be acquired for ~ $159 mln); ACCL +12.4% (announced pact with MSFT); AMLN +2.3% (Byetta shown to reduce blood sugar levels); MEE +1.9% (announced restructuring plan and $500 mln share repurchase)... ADI -1.3% (announced tentative settlement of SEC's previously announced investigation); EPIQ -1.2% (to acquire nMatrix for $125 mln); TASR -1.1% (to restate Q1 & Q2 of Y05)...
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ENI +4.0%, VCO +3.0%, CCK +2.8%, SQM +2.2%, CH +2.0%, AIN +1.3%.

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