Viernes 27/05/11 Sentimiento del consumidor, indice de casas

[Luis04]

Que buena! la de Movistar.

Estoy escuchando Radio Capital y en la encuesta sobre si habra fraude?, mucha gente opina que si por lo de Puno, porque quieren perjudicar al cachaco que el gobierno esta apoyando a Keiko, me cuesta creer que haya gente que piense asi, si esta CLARO que todo eso esta manejado por gente del cachaco, y se hace la victima, todo eso para sembrar el caos luego de que pierda el 05 de junio, ya estan avisados, este loco hara su guerra de guerrillas y ya esta preparando algo por la zona, el servicio de inteligencia debe de estar mosca.

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Fitch reduce el outlook de Japon a negativo de estable.

Japon es la tercera economia del mundo.

Fitch Lowers Japan Outlook

By WILLIAM SPOSATO
TOKYO—Fitch Ratings on Friday lowered its outlook for Japan's burgeoning government debt to negative from stable in a fresh reminder of the economic headwinds buffeting the world's third-largest economy.

The ratings firm's move follows similar actions by rivals Standard & Poor's Ratings Services and Moody's Investors Service. Both have placed a negative outlook on their Japan ratings as the nation deals with a massive amount of public debt amid the damage from March's devastating earthquake and tsunami and a continuing nuclear-power emergency.

Fitch cited the risks associated with the nuclear power plant crisis and noted that the country's gross debt ratio is already the highest of any country it tracks, at 210% of GDP by the end of 2010.

Fitch said that the reconstruction spending after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami were not the primary drivers of its ratings action. But it said that the still-unknown cost of cleaning up the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant and ongoing problems in finding alternate sources of power could force a downward revision in the 2011 growth forecast, currently at 0.5%.

"Failure to strengthen the commitment to fiscal consolidation, or the emergence of substantial additional fiscal or economic costs from the process of reconstruction post-disaster, could trigger a downgrade," Fitch said in its release.

A government spokesman traveling with Prime Minister Kan for the summit of the Group of Eight industrialized nations in France said that Japan was committed to seeking fiscal reform while also aiming to rebuild the country from the devastation of the earthquake.

"We will continue to take on the challenge of fiscal reconstruction," Tetsuro Fukuyama, deputy Cabinet secretary, told reporters.

Fitch said that the emergence of a credible fiscal consolidation plan could see the rating revert to a stable outlook.

The yen weakened on the Fitch move. The dollar rose to around 81.08 from 80.91, although it later fell back and Friday morning New York time was at 81.05. But traders said the market impact would likely be limited.

Fitch carries an AA- rating on Japan's long-term local currency rating, the primary measurement. S&P also has a AA- rating, set in January, while Moody's is a notch higher at Aa2, put in place in May 2009.

Fitch said it would be looking at fiscal policy plans from the government and proposals on taxes and social security reform. But analysts say that the Kan administration faces severe difficulties in garnering the political support it needs from opposition parties for such measures, putting its fiscal consolidation measures at risk.

"The action is understandable given that it is unclear how the government is going to raise taxes to secure a revenue stream as government spending rises in the wake of the earthquake," said Junichi Shimizu, credit analyst at Deutsche Securities.

The ratings firm noted that Japan compares more favorably with other highly rated countries because of its massive stockpile of foreign exchange reserves. It said this justified the one-notch higher AA it puts on Japan's foreign currency rating.

—Kosaku Narioka and George Nishiyama contributed to this article.

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Au up 1,538.10 ha subido $14

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El DJ termina la semana en rojo.

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El dolar a la baja.

[gonzalo]

Yo también pienso que lo de Puno es orquestado por Humala. Después de haber cambiado 4 veces su plan de gobierno, jurado ante la Bilblia, atacar a Keiko y un largo etc. y no haber logrado sumar puntos en las encuestas ahora lo único que le queda es boicotear las elecciones.

[OrlandoR]

Habrán rumores de encuestas hoy??

[goodprofit]

Esos grandisimos revoltosos humalistas de puno, terminaron de arruinar la perspectiva del lanzamiento del MILA. y ahora que nos espera?... creo que es hora de salir. hasta despues de las elecciones y yo que pensaba entrar hoy. les cuento que ahora pretender tomar de rehenes a las autoridades si es que no gana su candidato. Aqui se ve la mano de los chavistas bolivianos y por supuesto si no gana ollanta, me imagino que estaràn ardidos por todo lo que han invertido en la campaña, es decir los intereses que estan pagando todos estos escandalos y la millonaria publicidad.

[Peterd]

EPU -0.13 mejorando.

[jonibol]

Me comentan de rumores de encuesta de La Católica. ¿Alguien tiene contactos por allí?

[gonzalo]

Me comentan de rumores de encuesta de La Católica. ¿Alguien tiene contactos por allí?

Por el repunte del EPU me imagino que Keiko se debe de estar consolidando en las encuestas.

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[OrlandoR]

Me comentan de rumores de encuesta de La Católica. ¿Alguien tiene contactos por allí?

La católica está rojaza, quieren emitir un comunicado a nombre de la Universidad contra la candidatura de Keiko, este lunes hay referéndum. Solo hay 2 opciones: O pronunciamiento en contra de Keiko, o no Pronunciamiento, pueden creer?? o sea no hay la opcion de pronunciarse en contra de Humala.

Si la encuestadora de la católica diría que Keiko está arriba ya sería un muy buen dato.

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