Enviado: 28/3/2007 15:58Após uma reacção imediata muito penalizadora para o nasdaq e Dow, parecem querer recuperar.
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CALDEIRÃO DE BOLSA
Fórum dedicado à discussão sobre os Mercados Financeiros - Bolsas de Valores
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15:3o - Bernanke
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Enviado: 28/3/2007 15:58pois,
Enviado: 28/3/2007 15:50nem tudo foram rosas,como as bolsas queriam...
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cont
Enviado: 28/3/2007 15:45re macumba
Enviado: 28/3/2007 15:40housing com futuro algo incerto
core "desconfortávelmente"/preocupantemente alta
core "desconfortávelmente"/preocupantemente alta
mas
Enviado: 28/3/2007 15:37o discurso,aparentemente até nem foi mau para as bolsas:inflação controlada,crescimento sustentado etc!
ou estarei a perder algo?
saudações e b.n.
ou estarei a perder algo?
saudações e b.n.
Enviado: 28/3/2007 15:32E a reacção do mercado americana foi imediata com os índices a acentuarem as quedas.
15:3o - Bernanke
Enviado: 28/3/2007 15:3110:30 AM ET
Bernanke: Near-term prospects for housing uncertain
Bernanke: Inflation expectations appear contained
Bernanke: 'Core inflation remains uncomfortably high'
Bernanke: No spillover yet from housing, factory slump
Bernanke: Expects moderate growth, slower inflation
By Rex Nutting
Last Update: 10:30 AM ET Mar 28, 2007
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Despite heightened risks from the contraction in housing and the slump in manufacturing, the U.S. economy will mostly likely achieve moderate growth this year with gradually slowing inflation, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Wednesday. In prepared testimony to the congressional Joint Economic Committee, Bernanke expanded on the Federal Open Market Committee's statement from last week's meeting. "Thus far, the weakness in housing and in some parts of manufacturing does not appear to have spilled over to any significant extent to other sectors of the economy," he said. "Overall, the economy appears likely to continue to epxand at a moderate pace over coming quarters." One big risk: "core inflation remains uncomfortably high." However, core inflation "seems likely to moderate gradually over time," he said.
Bernanke: Near-term prospects for housing uncertain
Bernanke: Inflation expectations appear contained
Bernanke: 'Core inflation remains uncomfortably high'
Bernanke: No spillover yet from housing, factory slump
Bernanke: Expects moderate growth, slower inflation
By Rex Nutting
Last Update: 10:30 AM ET Mar 28, 2007
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Despite heightened risks from the contraction in housing and the slump in manufacturing, the U.S. economy will mostly likely achieve moderate growth this year with gradually slowing inflation, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Wednesday. In prepared testimony to the congressional Joint Economic Committee, Bernanke expanded on the Federal Open Market Committee's statement from last week's meeting. "Thus far, the weakness in housing and in some parts of manufacturing does not appear to have spilled over to any significant extent to other sectors of the economy," he said. "Overall, the economy appears likely to continue to epxand at a moderate pace over coming quarters." One big risk: "core inflation remains uncomfortably high." However, core inflation "seems likely to moderate gradually over time," he said.