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tal como o Mec disse... o que aliviou a "paranóia" de subida tipo" roadstar" foi o core cpi ser somente de .2%, apesar do cpi de .6% ser "complicado de digerir"... mas por agora o core prevalesce na reação a quente.
O Oliensis, na newsletter de hoje do David Nichols, fala disso mesmo.
Cump.
O Oliensis, na newsletter de hoje do David Nichols, fala disso mesmo.
Cump.
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De acordo com a cnbc, o core (inflacção excluindo alimentação e energia) saiu em linha com o esperado (0,2%), enquanto o CPI saiu 0,6%.
Os valores sairam bem em linha com o esperado, e deram a entender que segunda feira haviam sido abertas bastantes posiçoes curtas na expectativa que o numero saisse desastroso.
O Bond market estava (antes do dado) com uma probabilidade de 28% de o FED subir na proxima reuniao 0,5% as taxas de juro!
Ou seja, a expectativad e um dado desastroso saiu gorada! Muito short covering indicia abertura em forte alta dos EUA. Um rally poderosissimo, talvez??
Os valores sairam bem em linha com o esperado, e deram a entender que segunda feira haviam sido abertas bastantes posiçoes curtas na expectativa que o numero saisse desastroso.
O Bond market estava (antes do dado) com uma probabilidade de 28% de o FED subir na proxima reuniao 0,5% as taxas de juro!
Ou seja, a expectativad e um dado desastroso saiu gorada! Muito short covering indicia abertura em forte alta dos EUA. Um rally poderosissimo, talvez??
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U.S. April business inventories up 0.5% v forecast 0.4%
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Business inventories in the United States rose a slightly faster-than-expected 0.5 percent in April, the eighth consecutive increase, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.
Economists had been expecting inventories to rise 0.4 percent in April, according to a survey conducted by CBS MarketWatch.
Business sales fell 0.1 percent in April after record gains in the prior month.
The inventory-to-sales ratio, a closely watched indicator of how quickly businesses are able to sell their goods, remained at a record low of 1.30 in April for the second consecutive month.
Business inventories rose 0.7 percent in March, while sales rose a revised 3.2 percent.
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Business inventories in the United States rose a slightly faster-than-expected 0.5 percent in April, the eighth consecutive increase, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.
Economists had been expecting inventories to rise 0.4 percent in April, according to a survey conducted by CBS MarketWatch.
Business sales fell 0.1 percent in April after record gains in the prior month.
The inventory-to-sales ratio, a closely watched indicator of how quickly businesses are able to sell their goods, remained at a record low of 1.30 in April for the second consecutive month.
Business inventories rose 0.7 percent in March, while sales rose a revised 3.2 percent.
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Empire State manufacturers index holds steady in June
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Manufacturing activity in the New York area remained steady at a high level in June, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said Tuesday.
The bank's Empire State Manufacturing index was 30.2 in June, unchanged from the May reading.
Readings over zero indicate expansion. Readings over 30 indicate rapid growth.
Aside from a slight dip in March, the Empire State index has been above 30 since October.
Economists were expecting the index to rise to about 30.6 in June.
The new orders index fell to 26.5 from 36.6 in May, while shipments fell to 33.4 from 42.3.
The employment index fell to 12.9 from 21.3 while the workweek index fell to 10.8 from 21.3.
The prices paid index fell slightly to 52.6 from 56.7 in April.
The prices received index rose to a record 20.7 from 17.50.
U.S. May CPI up surprising 0.6% on food, energy costs
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - Higher gas and food prices pushed the U.S. consumer price index up 0.6 percent in May, the fastest gain in more than three years, the Labor Department said Tuesday.
The core rate of inflation - which strips out food and energy prices - rose 0.2 percent in May.
Economists expected a 0.5 percent gain in the headline CPI and a 0.2 percent increase in the core measure.
Headline inflation has risen 3.1 percent in the past 12 months, the fastest gain since June 2001.
However, core inflation rates fell to a 1.7 percent year-over-year increase in May from 1.8 percent last month.
In May, price increases were muted outside energy and food.
Energy costs rose 4.6 percent in May, the most since January. Food prices jumped 0.9 percent, the biggest increase in 14 years.
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Manufacturing activity in the New York area remained steady at a high level in June, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said Tuesday.
The bank's Empire State Manufacturing index was 30.2 in June, unchanged from the May reading.
Readings over zero indicate expansion. Readings over 30 indicate rapid growth.
Aside from a slight dip in March, the Empire State index has been above 30 since October.
Economists were expecting the index to rise to about 30.6 in June.
The new orders index fell to 26.5 from 36.6 in May, while shipments fell to 33.4 from 42.3.
The employment index fell to 12.9 from 21.3 while the workweek index fell to 10.8 from 21.3.
The prices paid index fell slightly to 52.6 from 56.7 in April.
The prices received index rose to a record 20.7 from 17.50.
U.S. May CPI up surprising 0.6% on food, energy costs
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - Higher gas and food prices pushed the U.S. consumer price index up 0.6 percent in May, the fastest gain in more than three years, the Labor Department said Tuesday.
The core rate of inflation - which strips out food and energy prices - rose 0.2 percent in May.
Economists expected a 0.5 percent gain in the headline CPI and a 0.2 percent increase in the core measure.
Headline inflation has risen 3.1 percent in the past 12 months, the fastest gain since June 2001.
However, core inflation rates fell to a 1.7 percent year-over-year increase in May from 1.8 percent last month.
In May, price increases were muted outside energy and food.
Energy costs rose 4.6 percent in May, the most since January. Food prices jumped 0.9 percent, the biggest increase in 14 years.
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8:29am 06/15/04 U.S. MAY CPI UP 0.6%, HIGHEST IN 3 YEARS
8:29am 06/15/04 U.S. MAY CORE CPI UP 0.2% AS EXPECTED
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. APRIL BUSINESS INVENTORIES UP 0.5% V FORECAST 0.4%
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. MAY FOOD PRICES UP 0.9%, MOST IN 14 YEARS
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. JUNE EMPIRE STATE INDEX STEADY AT 30.2 VS. MAY
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. CPI UP 3.1% YEAR-OVER-YEAR, MOST IN 3 YEARS
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. CORE CPI SLOWS TO 1.7% YEAR-OVER-YEAR GAIN
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. APRIL BUSINESS SALES DOWN 0.1%
8:30am 06/15/04 EMPIRE STATE PRICES RECEIVED INDEX SETS RECORD HIGH
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. MAY ENERGY PRICES UP 4.6%
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. APRIL INVENTORY-TO-SALES RATIO AT RECORD LOW 1.30
8:29am 06/15/04 U.S. MAY CORE CPI UP 0.2% AS EXPECTED
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. APRIL BUSINESS INVENTORIES UP 0.5% V FORECAST 0.4%
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. MAY FOOD PRICES UP 0.9%, MOST IN 14 YEARS
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. JUNE EMPIRE STATE INDEX STEADY AT 30.2 VS. MAY
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. CPI UP 3.1% YEAR-OVER-YEAR, MOST IN 3 YEARS
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. CORE CPI SLOWS TO 1.7% YEAR-OVER-YEAR GAIN
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. APRIL BUSINESS SALES DOWN 0.1%
8:30am 06/15/04 EMPIRE STATE PRICES RECEIVED INDEX SETS RECORD HIGH
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. MAY ENERGY PRICES UP 4.6%
8:30am 06/15/04 U.S. APRIL INVENTORY-TO-SALES RATIO AT RECORD LOW 1.30
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