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your reports.  Pre-Market Primer: China Trade Data Lifts Global
Stocks   Spanish borrowing costs are dropping fast, too.  Stocks
are set to rally today on encouraging trade data from China,
largely offsetting a disappointing report on initial jobless
claims.  China's exports came in stronger than expected. The
country's trade surplus rose to $31.62 billion in December 2012
from $19.63 billion in the month before. Exports rose 14.1% to a
seven-month high and imports gained 6%. Economists expected just
a 4.5% gain in exports and 2.6% in imports. Strong import demand
in the world's second-largest economy lifted industrial
commodity and energy futures. The data also pushed up the Aussie
dollar and helped weigh on the Japanese yen.  New renminbi-
denominated loans in China fell to 454.3 billion yuan in
December. Analysts expected at least 640.5 billion yuan in new
loans.  US stocks are pointing toward a higher opening despite
the fact that initial claim