por admin » Mié Ago 01, 2012 7:51 pm
Es hora de actuar Draghi.
El Fed decidio esperar un poco mas y ver como seguia la economia. No hay problema. Pero Ben Bernanke no fue el que la semana pasada le dijo al mundo: "hare todo lo que sea necesario y creanme, sera suficiente"
Esas palabras estan colgadas del cuello de Drahi y maniana estara bien claro si solo fue retorica o si se hara realidad.
El anuncio a las 7:45 a.m. Si Draghi no cumple con las expectativas, la cosas se pueden poner horribles.
Tomorrow’s Tape: Time to Back up That Big Talk, Draghi.
By Paul Vigna
The Fed today decided it wanted to wait a little longer and see how the economy pans out before committing itself to any big moves. Fine. But Ben Bernanke wasn’t the one out there last week jauntily telling the world he’d do “whatever it takes” and “believe me, it will be enough.”
Those words are hanging around Mario Draghi’s neck, and whether they’re his contribution to Famous Quotations or famous last words will start to become clear tomorrow, when the ECB holds its policy meeting.
We’ll get the announcement at 7:45 a.m. New York time, with the ECB president’s press conference following soon after. Draghi may not have to necessarily go nuclear tomorrow, but if he shows any hint of backtracking, it could be ugly.
Economics:
Challenger job-cut report (7:30 a.m. ET)
Weekly jobless claims (8:30): seen rising to 370,000, from 353,00o a week ago.
June factory orders (10:00): seen rising 0.5%, after rising 0.9% in May.
EIA weekly natural gas storage report (10:30): total working gas in storage seen rising 23 Bcf, after rising 26 Bcf last week.
Earnings:
General Motors, Clorox, Activision, AIG, Duke Energy, Cigna, CBS, DirecTV, Kellogg, Kraft, LinkedIn, OfficeMax, Sunoco
Tomorrow's Tape