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Bem, tá complicado entrar no fórum
aqui ficam dados das 15h ... que permitiram os índices recuperar dos mínimos da abertura
10:00 AM ET, Jun 21, 2007 - 2 minutes ago
U.S. April leading index revised to fall 0.3% vs fall 0.5%
Five out of 10 U.S. leading indicators rise in May
U.S. May leading indicators above 0.2% forecast
U.S. May leading economic indicators up 0.3
ECONOMIC REPORT: U.S. leading indicators suggest economy has weathered storm
By Greg Robb, MarketWatch Last Update: 10:00 AM ET Jun 21, 2007
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Leading indicators of U.S. economic activity increased 0.3% in May, suggesting the economy may have weathered the storm of the housing slump and rising gas prices, the Conference Board said Thursday.
Economists had been expecting a 0.2% increase, according to a survey conducted by MarketWatch.
The leading indicators are designed to forecast economic activity six to nine months ahead.
The leading indicators was not as weak in April as first suggested. The leading index fell a revised 0.3% in April, up from 0.5% decline reported last month.
"These data may be suggesting that the economy has weathered the negative impact of the housing slump and the spring run-up in gas prices," said Ken Goldstein, labor economist at the Conference Board.
In May, the coincident indicator, which measures where the economy is at present, rose 0.2% in May. This is the fourth straight monthly increase. Over the past six months, the coincident index rose at a 1.6% annual rate. The leading index is up at a 0.6% annual rate.
The data are suggesting "that this pace could be maintained through the summer and perhaps into the fall," Goldstein said.
The lagging index rose 0.2% for the second straight month in May.
Five of the 10 leading indicators increased in May, led by jobless claims, stock prices, and building permits.
Three indicators declined, led by money supply and factory hours.
Two indicators, new orders for consumer goods and orders for nondefense capital goods, held steady in May
aqui ficam dados das 15h ... que permitiram os índices recuperar dos mínimos da abertura
10:00 AM ET, Jun 21, 2007 - 2 minutes ago
U.S. April leading index revised to fall 0.3% vs fall 0.5%
Five out of 10 U.S. leading indicators rise in May
U.S. May leading indicators above 0.2% forecast
U.S. May leading economic indicators up 0.3
ECONOMIC REPORT: U.S. leading indicators suggest economy has weathered storm
By Greg Robb, MarketWatch Last Update: 10:00 AM ET Jun 21, 2007
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Leading indicators of U.S. economic activity increased 0.3% in May, suggesting the economy may have weathered the storm of the housing slump and rising gas prices, the Conference Board said Thursday.
Economists had been expecting a 0.2% increase, according to a survey conducted by MarketWatch.
The leading indicators are designed to forecast economic activity six to nine months ahead.
The leading indicators was not as weak in April as first suggested. The leading index fell a revised 0.3% in April, up from 0.5% decline reported last month.
"These data may be suggesting that the economy has weathered the negative impact of the housing slump and the spring run-up in gas prices," said Ken Goldstein, labor economist at the Conference Board.
In May, the coincident indicator, which measures where the economy is at present, rose 0.2% in May. This is the fourth straight monthly increase. Over the past six months, the coincident index rose at a 1.6% annual rate. The leading index is up at a 0.6% annual rate.
The data are suggesting "that this pace could be maintained through the summer and perhaps into the fall," Goldstein said.
The lagging index rose 0.2% for the second straight month in May.
Five of the 10 leading indicators increased in May, led by jobless claims, stock prices, and building permits.
Three indicators declined, led by money supply and factory hours.
Two indicators, new orders for consumer goods and orders for nondefense capital goods, held steady in May
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