CALDEIRÃO DE BOLSA

quanto à questão do ppi e do cpi lá como cá cada vez se discute mais a fiabilidade a es contas que fazem para chegar aos resultados que ultimamente têm saido... pq cd vez mais se fala na inflação "oficial" e a que se sente nos nossos bolsos ( a real)... pq o que pagamos pelo q comemos, bebemos, os serviços que pagamos.. sobem mais que a inflação que nos "vendem".

"teoria da conspiração?... poderes instalados a venderem uma realidade virtual?" bem..........

Cump.

De facto, a WalMart é um excelente barómetro das vendas a retalho. Ontem vi inúmeros analistas a antecipar os dados de hoje, com base naqueles maus resultados da Wal Mart, um dos gigants americanos dessa área.

Um abraço e obrigado por nos pores sempre em cima do acontecimento,
Ulisses

bem... vendas a retalho de outubro pior que esperado e as do mês anterior revistas em baixa no dobro... já pergunto se a WalMart não é um pivot da economia "consumidora"!... eles apresentaram ontem result abaixo do esperado e perspectivas pr o final de ano abaixo do previsto.

Que os dados saidos ultimamente são algo confusos são! bem... "follow the bulls 'till the curral andddd out"

U.S. retail sales decline for second straight month

WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - U.S. seasonally adjusted retail sales fell 0.3 percent in October, the Commerce Department said.
The decrease was larger than the consensus forecast of Wall Street economists, who had expected retail sales to fall 0.1 percent.
Auto sales fell 1.9 percent.
Excluding autos, retail sales rose 0.2 percent, in-line with Wall Street forecasts.
Sales fell 0.4 percent in September, much stronger than the 0.2 percent decline originally reported.
Sales were mixed across sectors in October.

8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. RETAIL SALES UP 6.1% IN PAST YEAR
8:31am 11/14/03 U.S. SEPT RETAIL SALES REVISED TO FALL 0.4% VS 0.2%
8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. OCT. PRODUCER PRICE INDEX UP 0.8% VS 0.2% EXPECTED
8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. OCT RETAIL SALES DOWN 0.3%
8:30am 11/14/03 FOOD, MOTOR VEHICLE PRICES DRIVE PPI HIGHER
8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. OCT RETAIL SALES DOWN 0.3%
8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. OCT. PPI CORE UP 0.5% VS 0.1% EXPECTED
8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. OCT. INTERMEDIATE GOODS PRICES UP 0.4%, CORE 0.3%
8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. OCT. CRUDE GOODS PRICES UP 2.6%
8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. PPI YEAR-OVER-YEAR CHANGE 3.4% VS 3.5%
8:30am 11/14/03 U.S. OCT EX-AUTO RETAIL SALES UP 0.2%


U.S. Oct. PPI up surprising 0.8% on food, vehicles

WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - Large increases in food and motor vehicle prices drove the finished producer price index up 0.8 percent in October, its largest gain since March, the Labor Department reported Friday.
Excluding food and energy prices, core inflation at the wholesale level rose 0.5 percent.
The increases were much larger than expected, with economists generally looking for tame readings of 0.2 percent for the headline and 0.1 percent for the core.
Wholesale food prices jumped 2.2 percent, the biggest gain in nearly 20 years.
Wholesale energy prices fell 0.1 percent.
Food prices pushed the intermediate goods index up 0.4 percent and crude goods index up 2.6 percent.