Negociação de Futuros dos EUA suspensa
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U.S. Stock Futures Tumble, Point to Biggest Drop Since 2000
By Henrietta Rumberger
Jan. 22 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock-index futures tumbled on concern the global economic slowdown is worsening, indicating that the Standard & Poor's 500 Index may drop the most since April 2000 when the market opens.
Asia's regional benchmark slumped the most in almost eight years, while European shares clawed back some of their decline as investors speculated that the worldwide equity slump may spark coordinated interest-rate reductions by central banks.
Exxon Mobil Corp., the largest oil company, and Barrick Gold Corp., the biggest gold producer, fell in Europe as crude and metal prices decreased. Bank of America Corp. declined before the second-largest U.S. bank reports fourth-quarter earnings.
``Investors are panicking,'' said Chirin Gill, who helps manage the equivalent of $3 billion at Daiwa SB Investments in London. ``All of the economic data coming out of the U.S. points to a severe weakening.''
S&P 500 Index futures expiring in March lost 68.7, or 5.2 percent, to 1,256.6 as of 10:42 a.m. in London. If the index retreated that much today, this would be the biggest drop since a 5.8 percent fall on April 14, 2000. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures sank 560 to 11,546. Nasdaq-100 Index futures slid 94.75 to 1,754.75.
The U.S. market was closed for Martin Luther King Day yesterday. Stocks posted the steepest weekly drop since July 2002 last week after lower-than-estimated home construction, retail sales and manufacturing reinforced speculation that the economy is contracting.
`One Shock'
The U.S. economy may be ``one shock'' away from a recession, with the global slump in stocks a possible ``tipping point,'' according to Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. The New York-based firm sees the odds of a recession in the world's largest economy at 40 percent, rising from a ``1-in-3 chance'' at the beginning of the year, Paul Sheard, Lehman's global chief economist, said in a press briefing in Singapore today.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch & Co. are already forecasting the U.S. will slip into recession this year. The world's largest banks and securities firms have announced more than $100 billion in debt writedowns and loan losses after the collapse of the U.S. subprime mortgage market.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index today lost 6.5 percent. Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average dropped 5.7 percent, while India's Sensitive Index fell 5 percent. Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index slipped 0.3 percent after earlier dropping as much as 4.1 percent.
`Hurting'
``We're hearing rumors of coordinated rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank, but it's unlikely,'' said Espen Furnes, who helps oversee the equivalent of $7.1 billion at Storebrand Asset Management in Oslo.
Exxon decreased $5.99 to $79.09 in Germany and Barrick lost $3.48 to $43.25.
Oil led a decline across commodity markets as gold and copper fell on concern slower economic growth will curb demand for energy and metals.
Crude oil sank to a six-week low in New York. Gold extended its retreat in Asia following the biggest one-day decline in almost six weeks yesterday as the dollar gained and some investors sold commodities to cover losses in equities.
Bank of America slid $2.38 to $33.59. The company may report fourth-quarter earnings of 21 cents a share, the average of 21 estimates in a Bloomberg survey.
Goldman, Merrill
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the world's largest securities firm, dropped $9.32 to $177.89 in Germany. Merrill Lynch & Co., the biggest U.S. brokerage, retreated $3.77 to $48.10.
Johnson & Johnson, DuPont Co. and Apple Inc. are also scheduled to release earnings today.
Johnson & Johnson reports fourth-quarter earnings before the open of U.S. exchanges. The world's largest health-care products company may report profit before some items of 86 cents a share, the average of 17 estimates in a Bloomberg survey. The stock sank $5.79 to $60.50 in Germany.
DuPont, the third-biggest U.S. chemical maker, may report fourth-quarter earnings of 50 cents a share, the average of 11 estimates in a Bloomberg survey. The shares fell $5.11 to $37.59 in Germany.
Apple is scheduled to report first-quarter earnings after the close of U.S. exchanges. The maker of Macintosh computers may report earnings of $1.61 a share, the average of 23 estimates in a Bloomberg survey. The shares plummeted $26.68 to $134.68 in Switzerland.
``Apple and Johnson & Johnson will give a good indication of consumer spending worldwide,'' Joerg de Vries-Hippen, chief investment officer for European stocks at Allianz Global Investors in Frankfurt, said in a Bloomberg Television interview today.
To contact the reporter on this story: Henrietta Rumberger in Frankfurt at hrumberger@bloomberg.net .
Last Updated: January 22, 2008 05:59 EST
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By Henrietta Rumberger
Jan. 22 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock-index futures tumbled on concern the global economic slowdown is worsening, indicating that the Standard & Poor's 500 Index may drop the most since April 2000 when the market opens.
Asia's regional benchmark slumped the most in almost eight years, while European shares clawed back some of their decline as investors speculated that the worldwide equity slump may spark coordinated interest-rate reductions by central banks.
Exxon Mobil Corp., the largest oil company, and Barrick Gold Corp., the biggest gold producer, fell in Europe as crude and metal prices decreased. Bank of America Corp. declined before the second-largest U.S. bank reports fourth-quarter earnings.
``Investors are panicking,'' said Chirin Gill, who helps manage the equivalent of $3 billion at Daiwa SB Investments in London. ``All of the economic data coming out of the U.S. points to a severe weakening.''
S&P 500 Index futures expiring in March lost 68.7, or 5.2 percent, to 1,256.6 as of 10:42 a.m. in London. If the index retreated that much today, this would be the biggest drop since a 5.8 percent fall on April 14, 2000. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures sank 560 to 11,546. Nasdaq-100 Index futures slid 94.75 to 1,754.75.
The U.S. market was closed for Martin Luther King Day yesterday. Stocks posted the steepest weekly drop since July 2002 last week after lower-than-estimated home construction, retail sales and manufacturing reinforced speculation that the economy is contracting.
`One Shock'
The U.S. economy may be ``one shock'' away from a recession, with the global slump in stocks a possible ``tipping point,'' according to Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. The New York-based firm sees the odds of a recession in the world's largest economy at 40 percent, rising from a ``1-in-3 chance'' at the beginning of the year, Paul Sheard, Lehman's global chief economist, said in a press briefing in Singapore today.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch & Co. are already forecasting the U.S. will slip into recession this year. The world's largest banks and securities firms have announced more than $100 billion in debt writedowns and loan losses after the collapse of the U.S. subprime mortgage market.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index today lost 6.5 percent. Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average dropped 5.7 percent, while India's Sensitive Index fell 5 percent. Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index slipped 0.3 percent after earlier dropping as much as 4.1 percent.
`Hurting'
``We're hearing rumors of coordinated rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank, but it's unlikely,'' said Espen Furnes, who helps oversee the equivalent of $7.1 billion at Storebrand Asset Management in Oslo.
Exxon decreased $5.99 to $79.09 in Germany and Barrick lost $3.48 to $43.25.
Oil led a decline across commodity markets as gold and copper fell on concern slower economic growth will curb demand for energy and metals.
Crude oil sank to a six-week low in New York. Gold extended its retreat in Asia following the biggest one-day decline in almost six weeks yesterday as the dollar gained and some investors sold commodities to cover losses in equities.
Bank of America slid $2.38 to $33.59. The company may report fourth-quarter earnings of 21 cents a share, the average of 21 estimates in a Bloomberg survey.
Goldman, Merrill
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the world's largest securities firm, dropped $9.32 to $177.89 in Germany. Merrill Lynch & Co., the biggest U.S. brokerage, retreated $3.77 to $48.10.
Johnson & Johnson, DuPont Co. and Apple Inc. are also scheduled to release earnings today.
Johnson & Johnson reports fourth-quarter earnings before the open of U.S. exchanges. The world's largest health-care products company may report profit before some items of 86 cents a share, the average of 17 estimates in a Bloomberg survey. The stock sank $5.79 to $60.50 in Germany.
DuPont, the third-biggest U.S. chemical maker, may report fourth-quarter earnings of 50 cents a share, the average of 11 estimates in a Bloomberg survey. The shares fell $5.11 to $37.59 in Germany.
Apple is scheduled to report first-quarter earnings after the close of U.S. exchanges. The maker of Macintosh computers may report earnings of $1.61 a share, the average of 23 estimates in a Bloomberg survey. The shares plummeted $26.68 to $134.68 in Switzerland.
``Apple and Johnson & Johnson will give a good indication of consumer spending worldwide,'' Joerg de Vries-Hippen, chief investment officer for European stocks at Allianz Global Investors in Frankfurt, said in a Bloomberg Television interview today.
To contact the reporter on this story: Henrietta Rumberger in Frankfurt at hrumberger@bloomberg.net .
Last Updated: January 22, 2008 05:59 EST
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Eu não quero ser teimoso, gostava é de perceber até porque tenho 2 acções nos USA em que os ganhos mais importantes estão a acontecer devido á descida do €.
SP e Nasdaq com mais pontos do que mostram e continuam a subir.
SP e Nasdaq com mais pontos do que mostram e continuam a subir.
US Futures & Markets Indicators
Mar 2008 Change Level Last Update†
S&P 500 +6.60 1271.60 1/22 6:42am
Fair Value NA 1/2 4:29am
Difference* N/A
NASDAQ +7.25 1780.50 1/22 6:41am
Fair Value NA 1/2 4:29am
Difference* N/A
Dow Jones -466.00 11640.00 1/22 6:41am
DJIA Contracts
Um abraço e bons negócios.
Artur Cintra
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acintra Escreveu:Desta vez gravei, apanhei-os! de manhã foi o Nasdaq, agora o SP. O que é isto?US Markets
Actives Gainers Losers Widely held Dow 30
Jan 22 6:31am † Change %Change Level
Dow -484.00 -4.00% 11,622.00
NASDAQ -4.00 -0.23% 1,769.25
S&P +1.60 +0.13% 1,266.60
Penso que alguns sites não actualizaram o fecho de ontem e outros que actualizaram. Se reparares os valores absolutos são semelhantes apesar das percentagens serem diferentes.
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Desta vez gravei, apanhei-os! de manhã foi o Nasdaq, agora o SP. O que é isto?
US Markets
Actives Gainers Losers Widely held Dow 30
Jan 22 6:31am † Change %Change Level
Dow -484.00 -4.00% 11,622.00
NASDAQ -4.00 -0.23% 1,769.25
S&P +1.60 +0.13% 1,266.60
Um abraço e bons negócios.
Artur Cintra
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portugalp Escreveu:Titleist Escreveu:Dow 11,639.00 -467.00 -3.86%
S&P 500 1,268.10 -57.20 -4.32%
NASDAQ 1,773.25 -76.25 -4.12%
S&P/TSE 713.40 -33.50 -4.49%
Mexico Bolsa 25,523.00 -1,440.00 -5.34%
Brazil Bovespa 53,873.00 -3,507.00 -6.11%[/quote
Onde foram estes desestabilizadores buscar estes dados? Já o Pedro Moutinho afirma estarem negativos mais de 4% o que não é verdade.
Vejam na hora e comentem
http://finance.yahoo.com/indices?e=futures
Se comparares os valores apresentados para cada um dos índices nessa página, vês que não estão muito diferentes dos apresentados pelo Titlist.
A diferença é que nessa página que indicas consideram que os mercados americanos estiveram abertos ontem como normal, enquanto que na página do bala consideram que não estiveram abertos ontem...
Ou seja, os mercados americanos vão abrir a perder mais de 4% (pelo que se pode dizer agora), mas estão a recuperar ligeiramente relativamente ao que estiveram a perder ontem quando foram suspensos por terem atingido os -5%.
Um abr
Nuno
Editado pela última vez por nunofaustino em 22/1/2008 12:59, num total de 1 vez.
Pluricanal... não obrigado. Serviço péssimo e enganador!!!
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[quote="Titleist"]Dow 11,639.00 -467.00 -3.86%
S&P 500 1,268.10 -57.20 -4.32%
NASDAQ 1,773.25 -76.25 -4.12%
S&P/TSE 713.40 -33.50 -4.49%
Mexico Bolsa 25,523.00 -1,440.00 -5.34%
Brazil Bovespa 53,873.00 -3,507.00 -6.11%[/quote
Onde foram estes desestabilizadores buscar estes dados? Já o Pedro Moutinho afirma estarem negativos mais de 4% o que não é verdade.
Vejam na hora e comentem
http://finance.yahoo.com/indices?e=futures
S&P 500 1,268.10 -57.20 -4.32%
NASDAQ 1,773.25 -76.25 -4.12%
S&P/TSE 713.40 -33.50 -4.49%
Mexico Bolsa 25,523.00 -1,440.00 -5.34%
Brazil Bovespa 53,873.00 -3,507.00 -6.11%[/quote
Onde foram estes desestabilizadores buscar estes dados? Já o Pedro Moutinho afirma estarem negativos mais de 4% o que não é verdade.
Vejam na hora e comentem
http://finance.yahoo.com/indices?e=futures
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Isso não é verdade.
A negociação de futuros dos EUA não foi "suspença", foi suspensa.
A negociação de futuros dos EUA não foi "suspença", foi suspensa.
As pessoas são tão ingénuas e tão agarradas aos seus interesses imediatos que um vigarista hábil consegue sempre que um grande número delas se deixe enganar.
Niccolò Machiavelli
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pvg80713 Escreveu:aliás o valor dos futuros até está certo, o errado é a percentagem de variação... o que parece é que eles já ´fecharam´ o dia e já estão a comparar a cotação presente com a de há umas horas atrás...
O dia fechou ontem às 22h
Be Galt. Wear the message!
The market does not beat them. They beat themselves, because though they have brains they cannot sit tight. - Jesse Livermore
The market does not beat them. They beat themselves, because though they have brains they cannot sit tight. - Jesse Livermore
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Phone-ix!! Eles são socialistas pá!!!!
acintra Escreveu:Devia ter gravado a página que vi. quando escrevi os post os futuros do DJ estavam 0,18% positivos e foi á cerca de dois minutos.
Já percebia pouco, agora não percebo nada!
Deve ter sido bug do teu PC... eu vejo-os bem vermelhos.
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acintra,
essa informação da CNN parece-me errada... continua do Nasdaq a perder noventa e tal pontos e o S&P perto de sessenta e tal... ou seja continuam ambos muito perto de serem suspensos novamente...
o DAX volta a estar a perder 2% e Lisboa a ganhar 2% com a Galp e o BCP a serem estrelas....A Galp por motivos conhecidos o BCP ainda não...
essa informação da CNN parece-me errada... continua do Nasdaq a perder noventa e tal pontos e o S&P perto de sessenta e tal... ou seja continuam ambos muito perto de serem suspensos novamente...
o DAX volta a estar a perder 2% e Lisboa a ganhar 2% com a Galp e o BCP a serem estrelas....A Galp por motivos conhecidos o BCP ainda não...
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POdes ver aqui- http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks/futures.html
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Ai ai a bolsa...
Primeiro estranha-se, depois entranha-se...
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Ai ai a bolsa...
Primeiro estranha-se, depois entranha-se...
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acintra Escreveu:Devia ter gravado a página que vi. quando escrevi os post os futuros do DJ estavam 0,18% positivos e foi á cerca de dois minutos.
Já percebia pouco, agora não percebo nada!
Eheh... eu também vi, não estás a ficar doido...
Cumps.
"The Best Way To Predict Your Future Is To Create It"
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acintra,
o que deves ter visto às 7 era o fecho dos futuros de ontem. se reparares as variações que eles têm agora representam quedas de +/- 3/4% em relação ao fecho de sexta feira.
De qualquer forma, é uma reacção relativamente moderada até agora, sendo que a Ásia caiu o que caiu.
Vamos ver como é que mexem a partir das 12:00, quando o pessoal começar a acordar do lado de lá...
Cumps.
o que deves ter visto às 7 era o fecho dos futuros de ontem. se reparares as variações que eles têm agora representam quedas de +/- 3/4% em relação ao fecho de sexta feira.
De qualquer forma, é uma reacção relativamente moderada até agora, sendo que a Ásia caiu o que caiu.
Vamos ver como é que mexem a partir das 12:00, quando o pessoal começar a acordar do lado de lá...
Cumps.
"The Best Way To Predict Your Future Is To Create It"
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