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Entre los mas importantes de la semana tenemos el credito del consumidor el Martes, el precio de los importadores exportadores, la confianza del consumidor y el Presupuesto del Tesoro el Viernes.

4-Week Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET


3-Month Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET


6-Month Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET


Treasury STRIPS
3:00 PM ET


ICSC-Goldman Store Sales
7:45 AM ET


Redbook
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4-Week Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET


3-Yr Note Auction
1:00 PM ET


Consumer Credit
3:00 PM ET


MBA Purchase Applications
7:00 AM ET


Quarterly Services Survey
10:00 AM ET


EIA Petroleum Status Report
10:30 AM ET


10-Yr Note Auction
1:00 PM ET

Weekly Bill Settlement


Jobless Claims
8:30 AM ET


Wholesale Trade
10:00 AM ET


EIA Natural Gas Report
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3-Month Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET


6-Month Bill Announcement
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52-Week Bill Announcement
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30-Yr Bond Auction
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Fed Balance Sheet
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Money Supply
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International Trade
8:30 AM ET


Import and Export Prices
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Consumer Sentiment
9:55 AM ET


Treasury Budget
2:00 PM ET

Reportan utilidades Talbots, Men's Wearhouse y Oxford Industries.

Verizon lanzara su 4G

Bernanke hablara en 60 minutos el Domingo.

Se espra que el sentimiento del consumidor haya mejorado.

Next Week’s Spotlight: Not A Lot on Tap

A young, svelte Louis Prima. There’s scant earnings and data on the docket for next week. With little else to occupy the minds of those in markets, we expect focus may swing back to the eurozone situation, especially with a vote due on the Irish austerity budget on Tuesday.

Retailers, Apparel, Tax Preparers To Report Results
A handful of apparel and retail companies–including Talbots Inc., Men’s Wearhouse Inc. and Oxford Industries Inc. –are expected to report their latest quarterly results next week. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters projected a mixed performance from the trio, with top- and bottom-line growth only expected from Men’s Wearhouse, which operates stores for men in the U.S. and Canada.

Meanwhile, tax-service providers H&R Block Inc. and Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Inc. are scheduled to report results on Tuesday and Friday, respectively. Wall Street analysts expected H&R to report slightly better results, while Jackson Hewitt’s fiscal second-quarter loss is seen widening.

Other companies expected to report their latest earnings next week include auto-parts retailer AutoZone Inc. on Tuesday and gun maker Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. on Wednesday.

Verizon To Turn On 4G Mobile-Broadband
Verizon Wireless said it plans to begin offering its faster next-generation wireless service on Sunday as the carrier officially jumps into the 4G fray. The carrier–jointly owned by Verizon Communications Inc. and Vodafone Group — said its new fourth-generation service initially will be for laptop aircards only, with additional devices, including smartphones, coming by the middle of next year.

Exchanges Expected To Seek Extension Of Circuit Breakers
U.S. stock exchanges next week are expected to ask regulators to extend for four additional months a pilot program that limits price swings in some stocks put in place last summer in the wake of the market’s May 6 “flash crash,” according to people familiar with the matter. Market operators plan to seek an extension until April 11 of so-called circuit breakers for individual stocks and exchange-traded funds, the people said.

Bernanke To Appear On 60 Minutes On Sunday
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will appear on CBS’s “60 Minutes” show this Sunday, the television network said. Bernanke is expected to discuss the unemployment rate, the deficit and the Fed’s decision to purchase $600 billion in U.S. Treasurys in an effort to boost a weak economy.

Consumer Sentiment Seen Improving In December
The preliminary University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index is expected to show an increase in December to 72.2 from the final reading of 71.6 in November, according to a Briefing.com consensus. The index grew in the prior month due to the performance of the equity market and better employment numbers. U.S. stocks capped their best two-day performance since July this week as better-than-expected retail and home sales encouraged investors

Reynder, el Belgian Finance Minister dijo que el fondo de rescate Europeo de 750 billones de euros podria ser incrementado, rompiendo con Alemania y Francia.

El IMF tambien esta de acuerdo con incrementar el fondo de rescate.

EU's Bailout Fund May Be Increased, Reynders Says in a Break With Merkel
By Ewa Krukowska - Dec 4, 2010 6:00 PM ET

ean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, adjusts his glasses during a press conference following an emergency meeting of European Union (EU) finance ministers in Brussels. Photographer: Jock Fistick/Bloomberg

German Chancellor Angela Merkel reiterated today that she wants to force investors to accept as-yet unspecified losses in any future euro-area crisis. Photographer: Jock Fistick/Bloomberg
Belgian Finance Minister Didier Reynders said the euro region could increase the size of its 750 billion-euro ($1 trillion) bailout fund, breaking ranks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and France’s Nicolas Sarkozy.

Reynders told reporters in Brussels yesterday that the current cash pool could be increased if governments decide to create a larger fund as part of a permanent crisis mechanism in 2013. “If we decide this in the next weeks or months, why not apply it immediately to the current facility?”

European officials are under pressure to find new ways to stop contagion spreading from Greece and Ireland amid concern the bailout package may not be large enough to rescue Spain if needed. While Sarkozy and Merkel rejected expanding the fund on Nov. 25, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet on Dec. 3 indicated governments should consider just such a move.

The International Monetary Fund also supports boosting the facility after 2013, Reynders said at the end of a week in which Belgian bond spreads jump to the highest in at least 17 years.

“The IMF is in favor of a larger mechanism,” said Reynders, who said that the fund didn’t need to be increased right away. “They are ready to follow the process if we decide in Europe.”

IMF spokesman Wiliam Murray declined to comment. Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn is scheduled to join a regular meeting of euro region finance ministers in Brussels tomorrow.

Reynders said ministers will discuss the outlook for Portugal, which is struggling to quash speculation it will also need a bailout.

Trichet Challenge

“I said two weeks ago that it’s quite needed for Ireland to ask for help,” he said. “We need now to find a remedy for Portugal to see is it necessary or not, but to avoid the contagion. We will follow that in the next weeks and months.”

Reynders’s comments come as Trichet challenges political leaders to do more to fix their budgets and stamp out a sovereign debt crisis that’s ricocheted through European markets for more than a year. Asked about increasing the size of the cash pool on Dec. 3, he said that “everything they do needs to be commensurate to the dimension of the challenges.”

“This is true in all domains, qualitative as well as quantitative,” Trichet said. “They must go as far as possible and be as effective as possible.”

A market rout in the aftermath of Ireland’s bailout last week pushed the ECB into a new wave of bond purchases.

The extra yield that investors demand to hold Portuguese 10-year bonds over German bunds on Dec. 3 fell below 300 basis points for the first time since August after touching 428 basis points on Nov. 29. Ireland’s 10-year yield plunged 30 basis points to 8.2 percent on Dec. 3 and the Spanish 10-year yield, which hit 5.67 percent on Nov. 30, closed at 5.1 percent.

Contagion

The premium on Belgian 10-year bonds rose to 133 basis points on Nov. 30.

“The difficulty we have is like other countries in Europe: we need to solve the problem of contagion coming from Greece, Ireland and maybe now Portugal,” Reynders said. “We don’t have any real problem in Belgium for the moment like that.”

The worsening crisis this past week prompted Spain to push through more measures to trim its budget deficit just one week after saying such a step wouldn’t be needed.

Spain’s Cabinet on Dec. 3 raised tax on tobacco and set a date for a pension overhaul. Two days earlier, the government said it plans to raise about 14 billion euros ($18.4 billion) from selling stakes in the airport operator and lottery company.

Running Out

“Time has run out; we have been talking for months,” Deputy Prime Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba told reporters, referring to the pension plan. “We are going to work even harder to reach agreements.”

EU ministers are hammering out a permanent crisis mechanism that will be set up in 2013 and would also include a bailout fund.

“The permanent mechanism must be with a huge amount of money -- if you don’t organize, you always have speculation if it is enough for one, two or more countries,” Reynders said. “For the moment the discussion next week will be about approving the plan for Ireland and then to have some information about the situation in Portugal.”

Yo creo que la junior peruana más fácil de vender es Candente, por tamaño, reservas, potencial y precio atractivo.

Felicitaciones a Serbia que por primera vez en su historia ganan la Copa Davis. Bien merecido.

En la gloria: Serbia ganó por primera vez la Copa Davis al vencer 3-2 a Francia
El campeón le dio vuelta al marcador adverso y se hizo del título gracias al triunfo de Viktor Troicki, quien derrotó al galo Michael Llodra por 6-2, 6-2 y 6-3. Novak Djokovic había igualado la serie

Domingo 05 de diciembre de 2010 - 01:08 pm

Tras ganar la Copa Davis, los integrantes del equipo serbio se raparon. (Foto: Reuters)Belgrado (AP). Alcanzaron un sueño. Serbia se proclamó por primera vez campeón de la Copa Davis al venir de atrás en los últimos dos partidos de individuales y vencer 3-2 a Francia en la final.

Viktor Troicki derrotó 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 a Michael Llodra por el punto decisivo, desatando el jolgorio en la arena Belgrado. Los jugadores serbios se fundieron en abrazos antes de tirarse al piso de la cancha sintética para celebrar.

La victoria de Troicki siguió al de Novak Djokovic, quien despachó 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 a Gael Monfils para igualar 2-2 la serie.

Francia amaneció con ventaja 2-1 tras ganar el punto de dobles el sábado y solo necesitaba un triunfo para adjudicarse su décima Ensaladera de Plata y primera desde 2001.

Equipos que más veces han ganado la Copa Davis
Estados Unidos 32
Australia 28
Francia y Gran Bretaña 9
Suecia 7
España 4
Alemania 3
Rusia 2
Con 1 Croacia, República Checa, Italia, Sudáfrica y Serbia

Yen up 82.86

Los futures del Dow Jones 5 puntos a la baja.

Euro down 1.3347

Australia -0.01%

El Han Seng +0.54%, el Nikkie -0.30%, Korea -0.47%, el Shanghai -0.33%

OIl up 89.32, Au up 1,412.70

Copper December 05,22:19
Bid/Ask 3.9864 - 3.9895
Change -0.0039 -0.10%
Low/High 3.9858 - 4.0109
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Nickel December 05,22:18
Bid/Ask 10.6735 - 10.7125
Change +0.0118 +0.11%
Low/High 10.6617 - 10.7179
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Aluminum December 05,22:19
Bid/Ask 1.0383 - 1.0400
Change +0.0088 +0.86%
Low/High 1.0306 - 1.0415
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Zinc December 05,22:19
Bid/Ask 1.0079 - 1.0087
Change +0.0064 +0.63%
Low/High 1.0016 - 1.0210
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Lead December 05,22:18
Bid/Ask 1.0548 - 1.0588
Change +0.0087 +0.83%
Low/High 1.0460 - 1.0638
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Bernanke dijo en 60 Minutes que el riesgo de inflacion es muy bajo, defendio su programa de compra de bonos y dijo que tenia el 100% de confianza que el podra contener la inflacion.

Despues de dos anios fabulosos para el mercado de bonos, los inversionistas estan apostando que el stock market le ganara a los bonos en los proximos meses.

Rio Tinto paralizo las conversaciones de compra de Riversdale Mining.

La banca estuvo muy bien la semana, pero especialmente la regional, los bancos regionales ganaron en promedio mas del 10%

This Weeks Winners?: Regional Banks
By Matt Phillips
Fairly quietly, smaller regional banks did really well this week.

Marshall & Ilsley: Up 18%.
Regions Financial: Up 16%.
Huntington Bancshares: Up 15.1%
Fifth Third: Up 11.8%
Zions Bancorp: Up 9.8%

KBW Regional Banking Index: Up 5.7%

Why? Well this helped. Also Fitch boosted its outlook on KeyCorp to stable, saying the Ohio-based regional bank’s recent improved results are sustainable.

For what it’s worth, the giant banks didn’t have such a shabby week either, Citigroup was up 8.2%. Wells Fargo, which is somewhere between a regional and a giant, was up 9%. Bank of America was up 6.7%. J.P. Morgan rose 5.6%.

Es una historia muy enternecedora, gracias por compartirlo el Diez. saludos