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Boas,

não costumo dar extrema atenção às notícias, mas as deste género, leio-as quase sempre, pois serão sempre justificadoras de algo à posteriori. Esta parece-me bastante importante. Talvez se o nasdaq composite tocar o hipotético forte suporte na casa dos 2000 pontos, tapando o gap horário, e o nasdaq 100 fizer o mesmo, se começe tudo a lembrar de comprar outra vez. Por cá, não existem grandes sinais, de possível quebra dos 7000 no psi.
Quererá isto dizer que , upa, upa outra vez .

Cumps,
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U.S. Jan. nonmanufacturing index rises to record hights
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Activity in the nonmanufacturing sectors of the U.S. economy surged in January, the Institute for Supply Management reported Wednesday.
The ISM's nonmanufacturing index rose to a record 65.7 percent from 58.0 in December, indicating a much faster pace of expansion.
This is the hihgest level recorded since the survey began in July 1997.
Economists expected the index to rise. but only slightly to 59.8 percent.
Thirteen of 17 industries grew in January.
New orders rose to 64.9 percent from 59.5 percent.
Readings over 50 percent in the diffusion index indicate expansion in those sectors.
On Monday, the ISM said activity in the manufacturing sectors in January was the strongest in 20 years.

10:01am 02/04/04 U.S. JAN ISM SERVICES RISES ABOVE CONSENSUS 59.8
10:00am 02/04/04 U.S. JAN. ISM NONMANUFACTURING INDEX 65.7% VS. 58.0%
10:00am 02/04/04 U.S. DEC. FACTORY ORDERS UP 1.1% VS. 0.7% EXPECTED
10:00am 02/04/04 U.S. DEC DURABLE GOODS ORDERS REVISED TO 0.3% VS. -0.1%
10:00am 02/04/04 U.S. DEC. CORE CAPITAL ORDERS REVISED TO 0.8% VS. -0.4%
10:00am 02/04/04 U.S. DEC, FACTORY SHIPMENTS UP 1.5%
10:00am 02/04/04 U.S. DEC. NONDURABLE GOODS ORDERS UP 2%
10:00am 02/04/04 U.S. DEC. FACTORY INVENTORIES UNCHANGED

U.S. Dec. factory orders stronger than expected
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - A slump in capital spending in December that was reported last week was revised away by more complete data released by the Commerce Department on Wednesday.
Rather than falling 0.4 percent as previously estimated, core capital goods orders increased 0.8 percent in December, the government agency said.
The new data show that orders for durable goods increased 0.3 percent in December, revised from last week's estimated 0.1 percent drop.
Total orders to U.S. factories rose 1.1 percent, a little stronger than the expected 0.7 percent increase.
Nondurable goods orders rose 2 percent.