EUA e Irão chegam a acordo sobre cessar-fogo após troca intensa de ameaças

[Infoo]

money, money... liquidez a rõdos

o Cárpatos diz sobre a arrancada um pouco antes das 15h:

"El súbito arranque al alza que hemos tenido antes no se debe a nada en particular, todas las crónicas de EEUU hablan de reacción retardada al dato de IPC.

No obstante, a mí me ha llamado la atención que el salto sí se ha producido tras un dato, poco conocido, que ha sido salir y empezar a subir, me refiero al de confianza del consumidor de Investor´Business Daily que ha quedado en 48 desde el 45,5 anterior, poniendo final a un deslizamiento a la baja de 3 meses. No obstante lecturas por debajo de 50 siguen siendo negativas. "

[OLDMAN]

... Eu sabia de um livro vermelho, mas acho que era na China e o tema tratado era outro...digo eu...

Mao, Mao...

[scpnuno]

Obrigada, Oldman. És aquela máquina. Sabes que nunca tinha ouvido falar neste redbook até hoje? Aprender até morrer. Eu sabia de um livro vermelho, mas acho que era na China e o tema tratado era outro...digo eu...

(pareçe que o efeito "redbook", tal como o dos comprimidos azuis ou das vitorias benfiquistas, é temporario - é desta que sou assassinada pelos vizinhos da 2ª circular)

Beijocas

[OLDMAN]

Poderei eu ao menos saber o que raio é o redbook? isto começou com comprimidos azuis , passou para livros vermelhos e ficou tudo verde. Tou baralhada.

O Redbook é a entrada do Benfica na bolsa, ou quê?

Pois cá vai:

Johnson Redbook Retail Sales Index
What exactly? An index that reflects the same-store sales of a group of companies that account for roughly 85% of the department store category in the Census Bureau's monthly retail sales report.

Source: Redbook Research

Frequency: Weekly

Released when? Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. Eastern. Data for month through prior Saturday versus previous full month.

Market importance: Some. Timely but volatile -- spending indicators always have the potential to move markets. Interest in this indicator peaks during key sales seasons, such as August and December.

Other notes: The headline number is the percent change from the prior month, but we also graph the year-on-year change. That way you can see the rate at which sales are increasing or decreasing. Also, prior to May 18, 1999, reported figures were for the Redbook Total-Store Average, which has a longer history but less analytical value.

Beijocas

OLDMAN

[scpnuno]

Poderei eu ao menos saber o que raio é o redbook? isto começou com comprimidos azuis , passou para livros vermelhos e ficou tudo verde. Tou baralhada.

O Redbook é a entrada do Benfica na bolsa, ou quê?

[OLDMAN]

e o tal do redbook deu-lhe aaaasaaas...

[scpnuno]

...entretanto dados por hpje... há o redbook pelas 15:oo mas aquilo não faz mover nada

...

Poissss

Imagina só se fazia mover...

[OLDMAN]

...entretanto dados por hpje... há o redbook pelas 15:oo mas aquilo não faz mover nada

...

[scpnuno]

...já estão a murchar....

...eu disse que melhoraram, não que tomaram viagra..

Para quem só neste momento se juntou á nossa emissão (a este topico em concreto) estamos a falar de futuros de indices

Eu sei que não pareçe, por isso achei melhor fazer o esclarecimento, antes que começem a chover MPs para mim e para o Infoo

[scpnuno]

...já estão a murchar....

...eu disse que melhoraram, não que tomaram viagra..

Para quem só neste momento se juntou á nossa emissão (a este topico em concreto) estamos a falar de futuros de indices

Eu sei que não pareçe, por isso achei melhor fazer o esclarecimento, antes que começem a chover MPs para mim e para o Infoo

[Infoo]

andavam no vermelho e ficaram numa zona flat

eu disse que melhoraram, não que tomaram viagra.. eheh


entretanto dados por hpje... há o redbook pelas 15:oo mas aquilo não faz mover nada

pelas 18:00 temos o indicador de sentimiento do sector imobiliario... o NAHB, que faz uns tempos começou a ser tomado em conta

[scpnuno]

Mas pareçe que foi sol de pouca dura, os do Nas já estão a murchar.

Obrigada, infoo, um abraço

[Infoo]

futuros melhoraram...

14:oo
index/fair value/ value /%
s&p500/1506,05/1510,40/o.29%
nasdaq100/1895,49/1896,25/o.04%

[Infoo]

8:30 AM ET, May 15, 2007 - 22 minutes ago
U.S. April owners' equivalent rent up 0.2%
U.S. core CPI up 2.3% in past year, lowest in a year
U.S. CPI up 2.6% in past year
U.S. April real weekly earnings fall 0.5%
U.S. April CPI food prices up 0.4%
U.S. April CPI energy prices up 2.4%
U.S. April core CPI up 0.2% as expected
U.S. April CPI up 0.4% vs. 0.5% expected

ECONOMIC REPORT: Core inflation rises 0.2% in April: Consumer price index up 0.4% as gas prices jump
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch Last Update: 8:31 AM ET May 15, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - U.S. consumer prices increased 0.4% in April, boosted by increases for energy and groceries, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
Excluding food and energy, however, the core consumer price index rose 0.2% as expected, cutting the annual gain in the core down to a one-year low of 2.3%.
The CPI is up 2.6% in the past year.
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch were expecting the CPI to rise 0.5% in April.
The CPI increased 0.6% in March, with the core up 0.1%.
The moderate core inflation in April could take some pressure off the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates. But at its meeting last week, Fed officials looked past the benign core inflation figures for March, and said inflationary pressures are elevated and remain the greatest risk to a stable economy.
With prices up, average wages up and working hours down, real weekly earnings fell 0.5% in April, the government said in a separate release. Real weekly earnings are up 0.9% in the past year.
Details of CPI
The price gains in April were fueled by food, energy and medical care costs. Inflation moderated for owners' equivalent rent, rents, apparel and air fares.
Energy prices jumped 2.4% after seasonally adjustments. Gasoline prices rose 4.7%.
Food prices increased 0.4%, led by beef, poultry and vegetables.
Shelter prices rose 0.3%, boosted by a 1.9% gain in hotel fares. Owners' equivalent rent and rents increased just 0.2%.
Medical care prices increased 0.4%, with prescription drug prices up 0.4%. Physician services prices were unchanged.
Apparel prices fell 0.3%.
New car prices were flat. Airfares dropped 0.9%

U.S. May Empire State prices paid index 34.4 vs 40.5 April
U.S. May Empire State employment index 9.7 vs 5.4 in April
U.S. May Empire State new orders index 8.0 vs 3.9 in April
U.S. May Empire State index in line with expectations
U.S. May Empire State index 8.0 vs 3.8 in April
U.S. May Empire State prices paid index 34.4 vs 40.5 April

ECONOMIC REPORT: N.Y. factory activity improves slightly in May; Empire State index rises to 8.0, highest since February
By Greg Robb, MarketWatch Last Update: 8:48 AM ET May 15, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Conditions for manufacturers in the New York area improved slightly in May, a survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed Tuesday.
The bank's Empire State Manufacturing index rose to 8.0 in May from 3.8 in April.
Readings over zero indicate expansion. This is the highest level of the index since February, when the index dropped sharply, falling from 24.4 to 1.9 in March.
The May rebound was in line with expectations of Wall Street economists.
During May, new orders, shipments and unfilled orders improved, the New York Fed said. The prices paid index retreated but remained relatively high, while the employment index ticked up slightly.
The Empire State index is of interest to investors and economists primarily because it's seen as an early indicator of what the Institute for Supply Management's May national factory survey due out in two weeks may show. In April, the ISM manufacturing jumped to 54.7%, its highest level in over a year, easing fears of a dramatic slowdown in the U.S. economy.
The Empire State index took a back seat to the government's April report on consumer prices. The consumer price index for last month rose 0.4% and the core rate, excluding food and energy prices, rose 0.2%.
Details
The New York Fed's new orders index rose to 8.0 in May from 3.9 in the previous month.
Shipments rose to 14.1 from 8.7 in April. Unfilled orders rose to flat from a minus 8.3 in the previous month.
The employment index rose to 9.7 in May from 5.4 in April.
The prices paid index fell to 34.4 in May from 40.5 in the previous month.
Survey respondents expected business conditions to continue to improve over the next six months, although there was a slight decline of optimism.
The future index for general business conditions rose sharply in May, jumping to 47.8 from 33.9 in April and marking the highest level in more than a year.