dados saidos às 13.30 nos states
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dados saidos às 13.30 nos states
1ª reacção foi de baixa nos futuros states e nos mercados da europa... mas a reacção foi maior na europa que nos states.
neste momento:
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fut dow -24 (-.25%)
fut s&p -2.4 (-.22%)
dax -.55%
cac -.46%
ftse -.45%
U.S. jobless claims climb to 6-week high: 422k vs expected 400k (8:30am
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - U.S. unemployment lines grew longer in the past couple of weeks, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
The average number of first-time applications for state unemployment benefits over the past four weeks rose by 4,500 to 407,250, the highest in six weeks.
The number of new claims in the week ending Sept. 6 rose by 3,000 to 422,000, the most in two months.
It was also taking longer to find a job.
The average number of workers collecting state unemployment checks rose by 11,000 to 3.64 million, a three-week high.
The continuing claims figures do not include some 830,000 workers receiving federal benefits.
U.S. trade gap widens as imports surge ( 8:30am
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW)-- The U.S. trade deficit widened by 0.7 percent in July to $40.32 billion, the Commerce Department said. The widening of the trade deficit was expected. The consensus forecast of Wall Street economists was for the trade deficit to widen to $40.4 billion in July.
The June trade deficit was revised up to $40.0 billion from the initial estimate last month of $39.5 billion.
The deterioration in the trade deficit in July came as imports rose 1.6 percent to $126.5 billion. This is the second highest import level on record and the highest since Sept 2000.
Exports rose 2.0 percent to $86.1 billion, the highest level since May 2001.
The U.S. trade deficit with China widened to a record $11.3 in July as imports totaled a record $13.4 billion. The trade deficit with Western Europe was also a monthly record.
neste momento:
fut nasdaq100 -5.5 (-.41%)
fut dow -24 (-.25%)
fut s&p -2.4 (-.22%)
dax -.55%
cac -.46%
ftse -.45%
U.S. jobless claims climb to 6-week high: 422k vs expected 400k (8:30am
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - U.S. unemployment lines grew longer in the past couple of weeks, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
The average number of first-time applications for state unemployment benefits over the past four weeks rose by 4,500 to 407,250, the highest in six weeks.
The number of new claims in the week ending Sept. 6 rose by 3,000 to 422,000, the most in two months.
It was also taking longer to find a job.
The average number of workers collecting state unemployment checks rose by 11,000 to 3.64 million, a three-week high.
The continuing claims figures do not include some 830,000 workers receiving federal benefits.
U.S. trade gap widens as imports surge ( 8:30am
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW)-- The U.S. trade deficit widened by 0.7 percent in July to $40.32 billion, the Commerce Department said. The widening of the trade deficit was expected. The consensus forecast of Wall Street economists was for the trade deficit to widen to $40.4 billion in July.
The June trade deficit was revised up to $40.0 billion from the initial estimate last month of $39.5 billion.
The deterioration in the trade deficit in July came as imports rose 1.6 percent to $126.5 billion. This is the second highest import level on record and the highest since Sept 2000.
Exports rose 2.0 percent to $86.1 billion, the highest level since May 2001.
The U.S. trade deficit with China widened to a record $11.3 in July as imports totaled a record $13.4 billion. The trade deficit with Western Europe was also a monthly record.
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