Ao minuto: Trump aceita proposta de cessar fogo com Irão durante duas semanas

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recuperação pelas 14:45 com saida de dados e queda pr minimos intra com saida dos dados das 15:00.... ainda a assimilar tudo... vamos ver pr ondevai a sessão


10:00 AM ET, Apr 30, 2007 - 9 minutes ago
U.S. pvt. residential construction spending up 1.8% in Feb.
U.S. March pvt residential construction spending down 1.0%
U.S. March public construction spending rises 0.4%
U.S. March private construction spending rises 0.2%
U.S. March construction spending rises 0.2%

U.S. March construction spending rises 0.2%
By Robert Schroeder Last Update: 10:00 AM ET Apr 30, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Spending on U.S. construction projects rose by 0.2% in March, fueled mostly by higher outlays for private nonresidential projects. Private residential construction fell by 1% in March, but followed a revised gain in February of 1.8%, the first gain after 10 straight months of declines. Spending on private nonresidential projects rose by 2.4%, while total private construction outlays climbed by 0.2%. Public construction spending rose by 0.4%. Spending on federal construction projects, meanwhile, fell by 4.1% in March, following a drop of 7% in February. The total figure was below the 0.4% expected by economists surveyed by MarketWatch
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9:47 AM ET, Apr 30, 2007 - 23 minutes ago
April Chicago PMI new orders 56.5% vs. 72.2%
April Chicago PMI prices paid index 64.9% vs. 59.1%
April Chicago PMI 52.9% vs. 54.5% expected

ECONOMIC REPORT: Chicago activity index slows in April
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch Last Update: 9:59 AM ET Apr 30, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The business sector expanded in the Chicago region in April, but at a slower pace than in March, according to a survey of corporate purchasing managers.
The Chicago purchasing managers' index fell to 52.9% from 61.7% in March, the Chicago NAPM reported Monday.
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch were expecting a pullback to 54.5%.
Readings over zero in the diffusion index indicate that more firms were expanding than contracting.
The Chicago PMI is of interest chiefly because it may provide hints as to the movement in the national Institute of Supply Management index, which will be released on Tuesday. Economists are looking for the ISM to roughly flat at 51%, which would be the eight month of relatively flat factory activity in the United States.
The Chicago index covers all types of firms, not just manufacturers.
In the Chicago report, the new orders index fell to 56.5% from 72.2%. The prices paid index rose to 64.9% from 59.1%, indicating greater inflationary pressures on firms.
The employment index rose to 50.5% from 45%.
The production index eased to 62.2% from 64.9%.