It will be a quieter week, at least as far as economic data releases goes, and then of course the Thanksgiving holidays cut the week short. We're watching bonds and the Asian markets to see where our predictions of weakness are borne out.
It will be a quieter week, at least as far as economic data releases goes, and then of course the Thanksgiving holidays cut the week short.
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