Nos States temos bullada?
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Nos States temos bullada?
Boa tarde... uma passagem rápida:
Só coisas eufóricas hoje pelos States: é upgradezitos.. é pedidos de subs de desemprego abaixo dos "psicadélicos 400k" ... e o FED ã continuar a segurar a bolha de sabão...ufff..
Se amanhã as Durable goods orders forem boas como se esperam (pelos 1.3%)e se Existing home sales continuarem a não dar sinal de estouro na bolha imobiliária... temos manada para durar!!
Ficam 2 notícias:
Citigroup sees profits acclerating, in next quarters, for the S&P500 companies (8:52am 07/24/03
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Earnings for the S&P500 companies should strengthen in the next few quarters, said Steve Wieting, an economist at Citigroup Global Markets. In a note to clients on Thursday, Wieting raised his estimate of 2003 earnings to $53 a share from $52.15 and 2004 earnings to $58.40 from $57.75. The higher forecast comes after Citigroup lowered its estimate of second-quarter gross domestic product to 1 percent. "We believe the factors that slowed growth over most of the first half will boost economic activity considerably by the third quarter," he wrote. For 2004, Citigroup sees the U.S. economy growing 4.2 percent, Europe growing 1.9 percent and Japan growing 0.5 percent.
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ECONOMIC REPORT: U.S. jobless claims lowest since Feb
By Corbett B. Daly, CBS Marketwatch
Last Update: 8:37 AM ET July 24, 2003
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell to a roughly five-month low in the latest week, the Labor Department said.
Initial claims in the most recent week dropped by 29,000 to stand at 386,000, the lowest level since the week ended February 8.
In the week ended July 19, seasonally adjusted first-time claims over the past four weeks averaged 419,250, down 5,500 from the previous week, the government agency said. This is the lowest four-week average since the week ended March 8.
As a general rule of thumb, initial claims above 400,000 mean job destruction is greater than job creation, economists say. The four-week average for new claims has been above 400,000 for the past 21 weeks.
On an unadjusted basis, claims fell 128,072 to 423,972 for the week ended July 19. There were 394,586 claims in the comparable week of 2002.
For the week ended July 12, the insured unemployment rate was 2.8 pct, down 0.1 percent from the prior week.
Continuing jobless claims for the week ended July 12 fell 24,000 to 3.61 million.
This is the lowest level of continuing claims since April 12. Continuing claims include workers who have already filed an initial jobless claim, and are now drawing unemployment benefits.
Só coisas eufóricas hoje pelos States: é upgradezitos.. é pedidos de subs de desemprego abaixo dos "psicadélicos 400k" ... e o FED ã continuar a segurar a bolha de sabão...ufff..
Se amanhã as Durable goods orders forem boas como se esperam (pelos 1.3%)e se Existing home sales continuarem a não dar sinal de estouro na bolha imobiliária... temos manada para durar!!
Ficam 2 notícias:
Citigroup sees profits acclerating, in next quarters, for the S&P500 companies (8:52am 07/24/03
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Earnings for the S&P500 companies should strengthen in the next few quarters, said Steve Wieting, an economist at Citigroup Global Markets. In a note to clients on Thursday, Wieting raised his estimate of 2003 earnings to $53 a share from $52.15 and 2004 earnings to $58.40 from $57.75. The higher forecast comes after Citigroup lowered its estimate of second-quarter gross domestic product to 1 percent. "We believe the factors that slowed growth over most of the first half will boost economic activity considerably by the third quarter," he wrote. For 2004, Citigroup sees the U.S. economy growing 4.2 percent, Europe growing 1.9 percent and Japan growing 0.5 percent.
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ECONOMIC REPORT: U.S. jobless claims lowest since Feb
By Corbett B. Daly, CBS Marketwatch
Last Update: 8:37 AM ET July 24, 2003
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell to a roughly five-month low in the latest week, the Labor Department said.
Initial claims in the most recent week dropped by 29,000 to stand at 386,000, the lowest level since the week ended February 8.
In the week ended July 19, seasonally adjusted first-time claims over the past four weeks averaged 419,250, down 5,500 from the previous week, the government agency said. This is the lowest four-week average since the week ended March 8.
As a general rule of thumb, initial claims above 400,000 mean job destruction is greater than job creation, economists say. The four-week average for new claims has been above 400,000 for the past 21 weeks.
On an unadjusted basis, claims fell 128,072 to 423,972 for the week ended July 19. There were 394,586 claims in the comparable week of 2002.
For the week ended July 12, the insured unemployment rate was 2.8 pct, down 0.1 percent from the prior week.
Continuing jobless claims for the week ended July 12 fell 24,000 to 3.61 million.
This is the lowest level of continuing claims since April 12. Continuing claims include workers who have already filed an initial jobless claim, and are now drawing unemployment benefits.
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