Jueves 04/08/17 Ordenes de fabricas, ISM, PMI servicios

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Eventos economicos

Ventas de cadenas de tiendas
Seguros de desempleo
Anuncio de despidos
Reporte de empleos
Indice del confort del consumidor
Ordenes de fabricas
ISM no manufacturero
PMI de servicios
Reporte de gas natural
Subasta de bonos
Money supply
Balance del Fed


Chain Store Sales[Bullet

Challenger Job-Cut Report
[Bullet7:30 AM ET

Jobless Claims
[Report][Star]8:30 AM ET

Gallup Good Jobs Rate
[Bullet8:30 AM ET

Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index
[Bullet9:45 AM ET

PMI Services Index
[Report][Bullet9:45 AM ET

Factory Orders
[Report][djStar]10:00 AM ET

ISM Non-Mfg Index
[Report][djStar]10:00 AM ET

EIA Natural Gas Report
[Bullet10:30 AM ET

3-Month Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET

6-Month Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET

Fed Balance Sheet
[Bullet4:30 PM ET

Money Supply
[Bullet4:30 PM ET

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http://elcomercio.pe/economia/peru/citi ... cia-446950

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http://lta.reuters.com/article/business ... I2TE-OUSLB

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https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-coming ... 1501715525

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Los seguros de desempleo en 240,0000 en lugar de los 242,000 esperados

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-15.43 -1.08%
Global Dow 2865.36 0.53 0.02%
Japan: Nikkei 225 20029.26 -50.78 -0.25%
Stoxx Europe 600 378.42 -0.21 -0.06%
UK: FTSE 100 7461.84 50.41 0.68%
CURRENCIES8:34 AM EDT 8/3/2017
LAST(MID) CHANGE
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.1864 0.0007
Yen (USD/JPY) 110.34 -0.40
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.3127 -0.0097
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7946 -0.0022
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9690 -0.0019
WSJ Dollar Index 85.94 0.02
GOVERNMENT BONDS8:34 AM EDT 8/3/2017
PRICE CHG YIELD
U.S. 10 Year 9/32 2.237
German 10 Year 6/32 0.469
Japan 10 Year 2/32 0.069
FUTURES8:24 AM EDT 8/3/2017
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 49.80 0.21 0.42%
Brent Crude 52.58 0.22 0.42%
Gold 1273.7 -4.7 -0.37%
Silver 16.605 -0.128 -0.76%
E-mini DJIA 21957 0 0.00%
E-mini S&P 500

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UK: FTSE 100 7464.45 53.02 0.72%
Germany: DAX 12149.02 -32.46 -0.27%
France: CAC 40 5126.58 19.33 0.38%
Stoxx Europe 600 378.49 -0.14 -0.04%
Hang Seng 27531.01 -76.37 -0.28%
Japan: Nikkei 225 20029.26 -50.78 -0.25%
DJIA 22016.24 52.32 0.24%
Europe Dow 1842.13

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Copper August 03,08:19
Bid/Ask 2.8523 - 2.8530
Change -0.0088 -0.31%
Low/High 2.8392 - 2.8721
Charts

Nickel August 03,08:15
Bid/Ask 4.6506 - 4.6529
Change -0.0227 -0.49%
Low/High 4.6279 - 4.7209
Charts

Aluminum August 03,08:18
Bid/Ask 0.8579 - 0.8581
Change -0.0054 -0.63%
Low/High 0.8574 - 0.8661
Charts

Zinc August 03,08:18
Bid/Ask 1.2720 - 1.2722
Change +0.0055 +0.43%
Low/High 1.2658 - 1.2858
Charts

Lead August 03,08:19
Bid/Ask 1.0619 - 1.0628
Change +0.0048 +0.45%
Low/High 1.0522 - 1.0728
Charts

Uranium Jul 24, 2017
Ux U308 price: 20.50
Change from
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Banco de Inglaterra mantiene tasas de interés, sugiere alza tipos en 2018

LONDRES (Reuters) - El Banco de Inglaterra mantuvo nuevamente el jueves sus tasas de interés en mínimos históricos y recortó sus pronósticos de crecimiento de la economía británica en 2017 y 2018 debido a que el impacto del Brexit está pesando sobre la capacidad de gasto de las familias.

Pero el gobernador del BoE (por sus siglas en inglés), Mark Carney, y el resto de las autoridades de la entidad reiteraron su mensaje a los mercados financieros respecto a que podrían subir los costos de endeudamiento a un rango levemente más alto de lo que esperan los inversores en los próximos tres años, posiblemente en el lapso de un año.

Enfrentado con la incertidumbre sobre el impacto del Brexit en la quinta mayor economía del mundo, el BoE dijo que sus autoridades votaron 6-2 a favor de mantener la tasa de interés clave en 0,25 por ciento, tal como lo esperaban los economistas que participaron en un sondeo de Reuters.

El banco también mantuvo sus programas de compras de activos y dijo que su esquema de créditos terminaría, tal como estaba previsto, en febrero del 2018.

Hace unas semanas, los inversores habían comenzado a incorporar la posibilidad de que el Banco de Inglaterra pudiera subir sus tasas de interés este mes por primera vez en una década.

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Crecimiento sector de servicios de China se ralentiza en julio: PMI de Caixin

PEKÍN (Reuters) - El sector servicios de China se expandió a un ritmo ligeramente más lento en julio después de que el crecimiento de los nuevos negocios se debilitara, mostró el jueves una encuesta del sector privado.

Los datos coincidieron con un indicador oficial publicado el lunes, que también reveló un enfriamiento del sector servicios, y refuerza la opinión de que la economía china podría desacelerarse en los próximos meses después de un sólido comienzo del año.[nL1N1KM051]

El índice de gerentes de compras (PMI, por su sigla en inglés) del sector de servicios elaborado por Caixin/Markit cayó a 51,5 en julio desde 51,6 en junio. Aunque la caída fue marginal, la lectura igualó el nivel de abril, que fue el más bajo desde mayo de 2016.

Los nuevos negocios continuaron expandiéndose a un ritmo decente pero ligeramente más lento. La tasa de crecimiento cedió a un mínimo en 16 meses.

El empleo en la industria de servicios mejoró levemente a medida que las empresas continuaron sumando trabajadores, aunque a un ritmo más débil.

China depende del sector servicios, particularmente de alto valor agregado en finanzas y tecnología, para disminuir la dependencia tradicional de su economía en la industria pesada y la inversión.

El sector servicios, que representó algo más de la mitad de la economía de China en la primera mitad del año, creció un 7,7 por ciento en el período, superando con facilidad la expansión del Producto Interior Bruto general de un 6,9 por ciento.

Pero el crecimiento en las industrias de finanzas y bienes raíces se desaceleró a mínimos de varios años en el segundo trimestre, después de que las transacciones inmobiliarias en muchas ciudades bajaran en medio de los esfuerzos regulatorios por contener la especulación.

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NYSE on Track to Lose More ETF Listings

The exchange, long the dominant venue for such products, is facing increased competition from Bats, Nasdaq

Alexander Osipovich
Aug. 3, 2017 5:30 a.m. ET
The ETF industry’s move to spread out its listings was bound to cut into the business of the New York Stock Exchange, pictured above, which remains the largest ETF exchange.
The ETF industry’s move to spread out its listings was bound to cut into the business of the New York Stock Exchange, pictured above, which remains the largest ETF exchange. Photo: carlo allegri/Reuters

The New York Stock Exchange, long the dominant listing venue for U.S. exchange-traded funds, is on track to lose ETF listings for a second straight year as competing exchanges vie for a larger slice of the fast-growing industry.

This week, 50 ETFs from BlackRock Inc.’s BLK -1.03% iShares lineup left NYSE’s Arca trading platform for the competition. Nasdaq Inc. NDAQ -0.15% picked up 20 of the listings worth $124 billion, and Bats took the remaining 30 worth $116 billion. The defections include the $33.1 billion iShares Core MSCI EAFE ETF and the $13.5 billion iShares Edge MSCI Min Vol USA ETF . USMV -0.18%

BlackRock’s moves, announced in late June, are part of the firm’s efforts to diversify its listings venues.

BlackRock and other issuers began to spread their ETFs across multiple platforms following two high-profile market failures two years ago, including an hourslong New York Stock Exchange outage in July 2015 and, the next month, a series of trading halts that caused ETFs to veer from the value of their underlying assets.

So far this year, one of the BlackRock’s nine new listings have gone to NYSE Arca, which remains the home for 209 of 343 of BlackRock’s U.S.-listed ETFs.

The industry’s move to spread out their ETF listings was bound to cut into NYSE Arca’s business because it remains the largest ETF exchange. After this week’s switch-overs, Bats, part of CBOE Holdings Inc., has 221 ETF listings, and Nasdaq has 373.

NYSE Arca listed 1,518 ETFs as of June, according to company records. NYSE’s ETF listings peaked at 1,574 in December 2015 but fell to 1,510 at the end of last year. An NYSE spokeswoman said Wednesday that they have 1,504 ETF listings.

The primary value of ETFs is trading revenue, not listings fees. Bats has made substantial inroads in ETF volumes in recent years and is frequently the market leader, with NYSE not far behind and sometimes taking the top spot.

While ETFs can be bought and sold on any exchange during the day, trading reverts to the listing exchange at the beginning and ending of the trading day. Those few seconds, known as auctions, are some of the busiest and most profitable for exchanges, with trading fees paid by both buyers and sellers, and fewer rebates.

As the largest listing exchange for company stocks and ETFs, NYSE has an outsize advantage in auction trading, an advantage Bats is trying to cut into. Bats has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for permission to create a cheaper alternative to the end-of-day auctions that could draw trading away from the listing exchange.

Both NYSE and Nasdaq have urged the SEC to reject Bats’s proposal. The SEC has until Aug. 20 to approve the plan, reject it or open deliberations that could last for months.

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Things to Watch in the July Jobs Report

The Labor Department releases its July employment report Friday. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal expect employers added 180,000 jobs and an unemployment rate of 4.3%.

Eric Morath3 Aug 2017 6:08am

Julio Cortez/Associated Press

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Through the first six months of the year, employers added 180,000 jobs a month, on average. Economists project July hiring exactly matched that pace. And job creation this year, through June, nearly mirrored last year’s rate. Bottom line: While month-to-month numbers vary, the pace of job creation has been steady. That’s impressive against expectations for hiring to slow as the unemployment rate falls. Economists surveyed say the economy needs to add 128,000 jobs each month to absorb new entrants into the labor market and prevent the unemployment rate from rising. Hiring has remained well above that break-even rate.


The unemployment rate is expected to tick down to match May’s 4.3% rate as the lowest in 16 years. The rate suggests the economy is near full employment, or the point at which nearly all workers who want a job found one and the remaining unemployed reflects the natural churn in the labor market. Watch the composition of the rate. By education, the jobless rate for those with a high-school diploma or less has trended down over the past year, while the rate for college grads has held steady. That helps explain why workers near the bottom of the income spectrum are seeing wage increases even though overall wage growth has been sluggish.


Workers’ wages have been stuck in a pattern of slow but steady growth. Average hourly earnings have increased about 2.5% from the year-earlier period for more than year. Wages for nonmanagers have risen a tad slower. Many economists expect wage growth to accelerate in a tight labor market, though low inflation, weak productivity gains and overall sluggish economic growth makes it difficult for employers to hand out larger raises. Adjusted for inflation, wages grew at a better pace than their 30-year average in the year ended in June, but those gains are not as strong as they were a year ago.


Somewhat under the radar, the share of prime-age workers, those between 25 and 54, in the labor force edged up since touching a post-recession low in the summer of 2015. Overall labor-force participation, including teens and seniors, is expected to decline in the coming years as older Americans retire. The bounceback among prime-age adults suggests a tightening jobs market is drawing back some of those on the sidelines, though the rate is still down from prerecession levels.


While the jobless rate has bested the prerecession low and overall payrolls long ago reached a new peak, a broader measure of unemployment that includes discouraged workers and those stuck in part-time jobs has remained stubbornly elevated. The rate, known as the U-6, has edged down in recent years to 8.6% in June, well below its post-recession peak of more than 17%. But the measure is still above the prerecession low of 8% in March 2007, and well elevated compared with lows touched in the early 2000s. The large share of the labor force working part-time but seeking full-time work provides part of the explanation.

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OIl up 49.87

Au down 1,271.40

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UK al alza, Alemania a la baja.

Francia al alza.