WEEKLY RELEASE OF COMMODITY CLUES 

“Praemonitus, Preaeumnitus” (Forewarned is Forearmed) 

December 26 to December 30, 2011 (all times CEN) Be cautious of low volume swings! 

Monday, 12/26/11                                                                                                                            • Christmas Day Observed • Boxing Day 

Tuesday, 12/27/11   • 9:00 AM: Consumer Confidence • 10:00 AM: Export Inspections • LTO: Jan. Copper, Gold, Silver, Heating Oil, RBOB Gasoline, Nat. Gas • U.K. Bank Holiday  

Wednesday, 12/28/11 • 03:30 API Energy Stocks • LTD: Dec. Copper. Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, Long Guilt • LTD: Jan Nat. Gas 

Thursday, 12/29/11   • 07:30 AM: Initial Claims • 09:00 AM: Chicago PMI • 09:30 AM: EIA Gas Storage • 10:00 AM: EIA Energy Stocks • FND: Jan ICE Heating Oil, ICE Nat. Gas, N.Y. Nat. Gas • LTD: Futures and Options: Dec Hang Seng, H‐Shares, Milk • Jan ICE Heat, ICE Nat Gas 

Friday,  12/30/11    • 07:30 AM: Dairy Product Prices, Export Sales •  FND: Jan Canola, N.Y. Metals.  • FND: Jan Rice, Beans, Meal, Soy Oil • LTD: Dec 2, 3, 5‐Year Notes, Bonds, Fed Funds, Cattle, TOCOM Crude • LTD: Jan Brazilian Real, N.Y. Heating Oil, RBOB, SICOM Rubber • LTO: Dec Fed Funds • Jan Brazilian Real, Euro BOBL, Bund, Schatz, Lumber, TSE JGB 

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