Gobierno venezolano asume control de planta de Kimberly-Clark
CARACAS (Reuters) - El Gobierno socialista de Venezuela tomó el control y reactivó el lunes la fábrica local de la estadounidense Kimberly-Clark, que el fin de semana anunció la suspensión indefinida de operaciones por el deterioro de la economía venezolana.
Kimberly-Clark, que desde hace más de dos décadas fabricaba productos de higiene personal, dijo que no pudo mantener sus líneas en producción por la falta de materia prima y de divisas, en medio de un estricto control cambiario y una inflación galopante, que cerró el año pasado como la mayor del mundo.
"Planteamos el reinicio de las actividades productivas para proteger el trabajo de los trabajadores e invitamos a los trabajadores a que prendan las máquinas", dijo el ministro de Trabajo, Oswaldo Vera, antes de poner a andar una de las máquinas de su única planta, en la ciudad central de Maracay.
"Kimberly-Clark va a seguir produciendo, ahora, en manos de los trabajadores", agregó la autoridad rodeado de cientos de operarios.
Kimberly-Clark produce papel higiénico, toallas sanitarias, pañales desechables y servilletas, difíciles de hallar en un país con altos índices de escasez que ha obligado a los venezolanos a formar enormes colas en supermercados y farmacias.
"Empresa que sea cerrada, empresa que va a ser ocupada y abierta por los trabajadores", advirtió Vera.
Más tarde, en un comunicado, la firma ratificó su decisión de suspender sus operaciones en Venezuela por "circunstancias más allá de su alcance" y expresó su preocupación por la seguridad laboral de sus ex empleados.
"Si el Gobierno venezolano asume el control de las instalaciones y operaciones de Kimberly-Clark, será responsable del bienestar de los trabajadores y de los activos físicos, equipos y maquinaria en las instalaciones", agregó la empresa.
En noviembre del 2014, casi dos meses después de que la también estadounidense Clorox abandonó Venezuela, el Gobierno, junto a cientos de trabajadores, reactivó las dos plantas de la firma en el país.
Sin embargo, la lejía, desinfectantes y blanqueadores que producía la firma siguen siendo difíciles de encontrar.
La economía venezolana atraviesa por una prolongada recesión que comenzó en 2014, en gran parte por la caída de los precios del petróleo, su principal fuente de ingresos.
Los críticos del Gobierno dicen que la crisis venezolana es consecuencia de las políticas económicas socialistas, pero el presidente Nicolás Maduro, sostiene que es víctima de una "guerra económica" que busca sembrar el caos para desbancarlo.
(Reporte de Diego Oré; Reporte adicional de Andrew Cawthorne; Editado por Javier López de Lérida)
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LasGlobal Stocks Continue to Rebound
The rally in global stocks continued Tuesday, building on recent gains after the S&P 500 closed at a record high on Monday.
The Stoxx Europe 600 was up 0.8% recently, lifted by auto and banking shares. Futures markets pointed to a 0.4% gain for the S&P 500, putting the index on track to hit fresh highs following Friday’s stronger-than-expected labor market report.
Government bond yields continued to rise off recent record lows, as investors moved out of haven investments. Yields rise as prices fall.
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The moves came after strong gains in Japanese shares overnight on continued hopes for fresh fiscal stimulus from Tokyo.
The British pound—a bellwether for investor sentiment toward the U.K. — rose 1.2% against the dollar to $1.3128 as investors continued to react to the news that the country’s home secretary, Theresa May, would soon replace David Cameron as prime minister. Ms. May’s rise brings to a close three weeks of political upheaval since the country voted to leave the European Union last month.
Financial markets, particularly in Europe, have been volatile since the U.K. referendum. The country’s unexpected decision to leave the EU is the latest in a string of concerns to spook investors this year, including sinking commodity prices, slowing Chinese growth and Europe’s fragile banking system.
A man walks past a quotation board flashing the Nikkei key index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
A man walks past a quotation board flashing the Nikkei key index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Photo: Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
Many investors expect it won’t be the last and predict markets will remain choppy despite the recent rebound.
“There are several issues that are still to come this year that will probably cause some volatility,” said Matthias Hoppe, a portfolio manager at Franklin Templeton Investments, highlighting the U.S. presidential elections, a potential resurfacing of investor concerns over China as well as renewed jitters over Brexit when the U.K. begins the formal proceedings to leave the EU.
“The market recovered pretty quickly, but we think the market right now is underestimating the Brexit issue,” he said.
Bonds and stock markets have produced mixed signals over the health of the global economy in recent weeks.
Even as Wall Street has reached new highs, global bond yields plumbed new depths as investors seeking havens pushed up prices. Low bond yields tend to suggest investors expect economic growth to remain tepid, and can also be a sign they expect central banks to react with renewed monetary stimulus.
The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note rose 0.04 percentage point to 1.475%Tuesday, up from its record low of 1.366% on Friday.
Many analysts expect the Bank of England to lower its benchmark lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 0.25% at its meeting Thursday to counter any potential short-term negative impact on the U.K. economy from the Brexit vote.
Investors also expect the Bank of Japan to ease policy further to boost the country’s stagnant economy, after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ruling coalition increased its control of the upper house of parliament on Sunday. Speculation was growing that an anticipated meeting Tuesday between former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Mr. Abe would include talks about a radical measure in which a central bank directly funds government spending.
Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average closed 2.5% higher Tuesday after a 4% gain on Monday on continued hopes for fiscal stimulus and a weaker yen. The yen was 0.6% weaker against the dollar at ¥103.1700 Tuesday.
Elsewhere in Asia, the Shanghai Composite Index closed 1.8% higher and the S&P ASX 200 ended up 0.3%.
The S&P 500 climbed 0.3% Monday to surpass its record closing level set over a year ago after a stronger-than-expected labor market report on Friday.
Elsewhere in currencies, the euro was 0.5% higher against the dollar at $1.1117.
In commodity markets, Brent crude oil prices were 1.4% higher at $46.86 a barrel Tuesday. Gold prices were flat at $1,358 an ounce.
—Dominique Fong contributed to this article. acciones globales comienzan a rebotar.
The rally in global stocks continued Tuesday, building on recent gains after the S&P 500 closed at a record high on Monday.
The Stoxx Europe 600 was up 0.8% recently, lifted by auto and banking shares. Futures markets pointed to a 0.4% gain for the S&P 500, putting the index on track to hit fresh highs following Friday’s stronger-than-expected labor market report.
Government bond yields continued to rise off recent record lows, as investors moved out of haven investments. Yields rise as prices fall.
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The moves came after strong gains in Japanese shares overnight on continued hopes for fresh fiscal stimulus from Tokyo.
The British pound—a bellwether for investor sentiment toward the U.K. — rose 1.2% against the dollar to $1.3128 as investors continued to react to the news that the country’s home secretary, Theresa May, would soon replace David Cameron as prime minister. Ms. May’s rise brings to a close three weeks of political upheaval since the country voted to leave the European Union last month.
Financial markets, particularly in Europe, have been volatile since the U.K. referendum. The country’s unexpected decision to leave the EU is the latest in a string of concerns to spook investors this year, including sinking commodity prices, slowing Chinese growth and Europe’s fragile banking system.
A man walks past a quotation board flashing the Nikkei key index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
A man walks past a quotation board flashing the Nikkei key index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Photo: Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
Many investors expect it won’t be the last and predict markets will remain choppy despite the recent rebound.
“There are several issues that are still to come this year that will probably cause some volatility,” said Matthias Hoppe, a portfolio manager at Franklin Templeton Investments, highlighting the U.S. presidential elections, a potential resurfacing of investor concerns over China as well as renewed jitters over Brexit when the U.K. begins the formal proceedings to leave the EU.
“The market recovered pretty quickly, but we think the market right now is underestimating the Brexit issue,” he said.
Bonds and stock markets have produced mixed signals over the health of the global economy in recent weeks.
Even as Wall Street has reached new highs, global bond yields plumbed new depths as investors seeking havens pushed up prices. Low bond yields tend to suggest investors expect economic growth to remain tepid, and can also be a sign they expect central banks to react with renewed monetary stimulus.
The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note rose 0.04 percentage point to 1.475%Tuesday, up from its record low of 1.366% on Friday.
Many analysts expect the Bank of England to lower its benchmark lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 0.25% at its meeting Thursday to counter any potential short-term negative impact on the U.K. economy from the Brexit vote.
Investors also expect the Bank of Japan to ease policy further to boost the country’s stagnant economy, after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ruling coalition increased its control of the upper house of parliament on Sunday. Speculation was growing that an anticipated meeting Tuesday between former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Mr. Abe would include talks about a radical measure in which a central bank directly funds government spending.
Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average closed 2.5% higher Tuesday after a 4% gain on Monday on continued hopes for fiscal stimulus and a weaker yen. The yen was 0.6% weaker against the dollar at ¥103.1700 Tuesday.
Elsewhere in Asia, the Shanghai Composite Index closed 1.8% higher and the S&P ASX 200 ended up 0.3%.
The S&P 500 climbed 0.3% Monday to surpass its record closing level set over a year ago after a stronger-than-expected labor market report on Friday.
Elsewhere in currencies, the euro was 0.5% higher against the dollar at $1.1117.
In commodity markets, Brent crude oil prices were 1.4% higher at $46.86 a barrel Tuesday. Gold prices were flat at $1,358 an ounce.
—Dominique Fong contributed to this article. acciones globales comienzan a rebotar.
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Las ganancias de AA caen ligeramente pero superan las expectativas de los analistas. Las acciones suben.
Alcoa Profit Falls 3.6% Amid Weak Aluminum Prices
Alcoa Inc. said Monday that its profits dropped slightly, as an oversupplied market for raw aluminum continued to keep a lid on its performance.
The New York-based aluminum maker, the first major U.S. company to report second-quarter earnings, posted profit of $135 million, or 9 cents a share, down from $140 million, or 10 cents per share, a year earlier.
The company said revenue fell 10% from a year earlier to $5.3 billion, weighed down by “lower aluminum and alumina pricing” and the impact of plants it has closed.
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In after-hours trading Monday, Alcoa’s shares were up 3.8% at $10.52, as adjusted per-share earnings and revenue beat expectations. The shares had risen 3.3% to finish 4 p.m. trading at $10.14.
Alcoa said its plans to break up into two separate companies in the second half of 2016 remain on track. It intends to change its name to Arconic and focus on engineering parts for aerospace and automotive businesses, and to spin off a new company, Alcoa Corp., which will house the company’s traditional mining, smelting and refining divisions. The move is largely in response to declining aluminum prices and stiffer competition from lower-cost producers, led by China.
The diverging results of the traditional metals business and of the engineered-products business that will form the core of Arconic, which were broken out by the company, point to the challenge ahead for the ailing metals operation.
The traditional Alcoa business, including smelting, mining and refining, had revenue of $2.3 billion, down 23% from $3 billion a year earlier, partly because of plant closures and sales.
For the operations that will become part of Arconic, revenue rose 1% to $3.5 billion. Income was $180 million in the company’s key engineered-production division, dwarfing the $41 million income of the primary-metals division.
The future Arconic units, which will make everything from lightning-resistant fasteners for airplanes to truck wheels, have been expanding, with the acquisitions of U.K. jet-engine parts maker Firth Rixson Ltd. and Pittsburgh-based RTI International Metals Inc. The aerospace-related businesses have signed around $15 billion worth of supply deals with companies including Boeing Co., Airbus Group SE and Lockheed Martin Corp.
But that division will face the headwinds of a cyclical industry. The company said large commercial aircraft deliveries will be “flat to up 3 percent” in 2016, and grow more than 10% in 2017.
On the traditional metals side, there are some signs that aluminum prices are recovering slightly, and could continue to do so, after Chinese aluminum exports fell to 2.65 million tons in the first five months of the year, down 7.2% from the year-earlier period, according to Global Trade Information Services.
Alcoa’s average realized price per metric ton rose 3% to $1,849 in the second quarter from $1,793 in the first quarter. The current price still represents a decline of 15% from the second quarter of 2015.
After cutting production in December, Chinese smelters have been “slower than expected to come back on,” says Lloyd O’Carroll, an analyst for data provider and researcher CRU. “The surplus in China is small and the deficit outside of China is a bit larger, and prices have responded.”
Since 2007, Alcoa says its has closed, curtailed or sold over 40% of its global smelting operating capacity, as it focused on making the metal in places with low energy costs like Norway, Iceland, Canada and Saudi Arabia.
Alcoa Profit Falls 3.6% Amid Weak Aluminum Prices
Alcoa Inc. said Monday that its profits dropped slightly, as an oversupplied market for raw aluminum continued to keep a lid on its performance.
The New York-based aluminum maker, the first major U.S. company to report second-quarter earnings, posted profit of $135 million, or 9 cents a share, down from $140 million, or 10 cents per share, a year earlier.
The company said revenue fell 10% from a year earlier to $5.3 billion, weighed down by “lower aluminum and alumina pricing” and the impact of plants it has closed.
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In after-hours trading Monday, Alcoa’s shares were up 3.8% at $10.52, as adjusted per-share earnings and revenue beat expectations. The shares had risen 3.3% to finish 4 p.m. trading at $10.14.
Alcoa said its plans to break up into two separate companies in the second half of 2016 remain on track. It intends to change its name to Arconic and focus on engineering parts for aerospace and automotive businesses, and to spin off a new company, Alcoa Corp., which will house the company’s traditional mining, smelting and refining divisions. The move is largely in response to declining aluminum prices and stiffer competition from lower-cost producers, led by China.
The diverging results of the traditional metals business and of the engineered-products business that will form the core of Arconic, which were broken out by the company, point to the challenge ahead for the ailing metals operation.
The traditional Alcoa business, including smelting, mining and refining, had revenue of $2.3 billion, down 23% from $3 billion a year earlier, partly because of plant closures and sales.
For the operations that will become part of Arconic, revenue rose 1% to $3.5 billion. Income was $180 million in the company’s key engineered-production division, dwarfing the $41 million income of the primary-metals division.
The future Arconic units, which will make everything from lightning-resistant fasteners for airplanes to truck wheels, have been expanding, with the acquisitions of U.K. jet-engine parts maker Firth Rixson Ltd. and Pittsburgh-based RTI International Metals Inc. The aerospace-related businesses have signed around $15 billion worth of supply deals with companies including Boeing Co., Airbus Group SE and Lockheed Martin Corp.
But that division will face the headwinds of a cyclical industry. The company said large commercial aircraft deliveries will be “flat to up 3 percent” in 2016, and grow more than 10% in 2017.
On the traditional metals side, there are some signs that aluminum prices are recovering slightly, and could continue to do so, after Chinese aluminum exports fell to 2.65 million tons in the first five months of the year, down 7.2% from the year-earlier period, according to Global Trade Information Services.
Alcoa’s average realized price per metric ton rose 3% to $1,849 in the second quarter from $1,793 in the first quarter. The current price still represents a decline of 15% from the second quarter of 2015.
After cutting production in December, Chinese smelters have been “slower than expected to come back on,” says Lloyd O’Carroll, an analyst for data provider and researcher CRU. “The surplus in China is small and the deficit outside of China is a bit larger, and prices have responded.”
Since 2007, Alcoa says its has closed, curtailed or sold over 40% of its global smelting operating capacity, as it focused on making the metal in places with low energy costs like Norway, Iceland, Canada and Saudi Arabia.
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El S&P 500 cierra con récord de casi un año
lunes, 11 de julio de 2016 17:31 EDT
El S&P 500 batió el lunes su primer récord en más de un año, un reflejo de las apuestas de los inversionistas a que la economía de EE.UU. sigue siendo una fuente de solidez en un mundo lleno de problemas.
Un informe sobre el mercado laboral mejor de lo esperado el viernes fue el impulso más reciente para el S&P 500, que ha ganado más de 16% desde que cayó a un mínimo anual en febrero. Las acciones han sido impulsadas por señales de fortaleza en la economía de EE.UU., una recuperación de los precios del petróleo y la postura cautelosa de la Reserva Federal para elevar las tasas de interés.
Algunos inversionistas y analistas dijeron que el repunte pone de relieve el atractivo de la renta variable de Estados Unidos en un momento en que la economía mundial se enfrenta a un futuro incierto tras el voto del Reino Unido a favor de salir de la Unión Europea. Al mismo tiempo, los bancos centrales continúan esfuerzos extraordinarios para promover el crecimiento y la inflación, lo que ha ayudado a enviar los rendimientos de los bonos soberanos a niveles históricos.
El S&P 500 subió 7,26 puntos, o 0,3% a 2.137,16 puntos el lunes. Mientras, el Promedio Industrial Dow Jones subió 80,19 puntos, o 0,4%, a 18.226,93 unidades.
lunes, 11 de julio de 2016 17:31 EDT
El S&P 500 batió el lunes su primer récord en más de un año, un reflejo de las apuestas de los inversionistas a que la economía de EE.UU. sigue siendo una fuente de solidez en un mundo lleno de problemas.
Un informe sobre el mercado laboral mejor de lo esperado el viernes fue el impulso más reciente para el S&P 500, que ha ganado más de 16% desde que cayó a un mínimo anual en febrero. Las acciones han sido impulsadas por señales de fortaleza en la economía de EE.UU., una recuperación de los precios del petróleo y la postura cautelosa de la Reserva Federal para elevar las tasas de interés.
Algunos inversionistas y analistas dijeron que el repunte pone de relieve el atractivo de la renta variable de Estados Unidos en un momento en que la economía mundial se enfrenta a un futuro incierto tras el voto del Reino Unido a favor de salir de la Unión Europea. Al mismo tiempo, los bancos centrales continúan esfuerzos extraordinarios para promover el crecimiento y la inflación, lo que ha ayudado a enviar los rendimientos de los bonos soberanos a niveles históricos.
El S&P 500 subió 7,26 puntos, o 0,3% a 2.137,16 puntos el lunes. Mientras, el Promedio Industrial Dow Jones subió 80,19 puntos, o 0,4%, a 18.226,93 unidades.
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Los futures del Dow Jones 84 puntos al alza.
Oil up 46.04
Au down 1,346
Oil up 46.04
Au down 1,346
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LAST CHANGE % CHG
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UK: FTSE 100 6696.35 13.49 0.20%
Germany: DAX 9974.67 141.26 1.44%
France: CAC 40 4333.78 69.25 1.62%
Stoxx Europe 600 336.15 3.43 1.03%
Hang Seng 21224.74 344.24 1.65%
Japan: Nikkei 225 16095.65 386.83 2.46%
DJIA 18226.93 80.19 0.44%
Europe Dow 1529.41 22.05 1.46%
Global Dow 2363.06 16.47 0.70%
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UK: FTSE 100 6696.35 13.49 0.20%
Germany: DAX 9974.67 141.26 1.44%
France: CAC 40 4333.78 69.25 1.62%
Stoxx Europe 600 336.15 3.43 1.03%
Hang Seng 21224.74 344.24 1.65%
Japan: Nikkei 225 16095.65 386.83 2.46%
DJIA 18226.93 80.19 0.44%
Europe Dow 1529.41 22.05 1.46%
Global Dow 2363.06 16.47 0.70%
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Japan: Nikkei 225 16095.65 386.83 2.46%
Hang Seng 21224.74 344.24 1.65%
Shanghai Composite 3049.38 54.46 1.82%
S&P BSE Sensex 27808.14 181.45 0.66%
Australia: S&P/ASX 5353.20 16.10 0.30%
UK: FTSE 100 6696.69 13.83 0.21%
DJIA 18226.93 80.19 0.44%
Asia Dow 2751.73 28.29 1.04%
Global Dow 2363.14 16.55 0.71%
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Japan: Nikkei 225 16095.65 386.83 2.46%
Hang Seng 21224.74 344.24 1.65%
Shanghai Composite 3049.38 54.46 1.82%
S&P BSE Sensex 27808.14 181.45 0.66%
Australia: S&P/ASX 5353.20 16.10 0.30%
UK: FTSE 100 6696.69 13.83 0.21%
DJIA 18226.93 80.19 0.44%
Asia Dow 2751.73 28.29 1.04%
Global Dow 2363.14 16.55 0.71%
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Currencies9:18 AM EDT 7/12/2016
LAST(MID) CHANGE
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.1088 0.0029
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.3144 0.0145
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9841 0.0012
Yen (USD/JPY) 104.40 1.59
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7624 0.0092
WSJ Dollar Index 87.03 -0.14
Government Bonds9:18 AM EDT 7/12/2016
PRICE CHG YIELD
German 10 Year -19/32 -0.106
France 10 Year -16/32 0.180
Italy 10 Year -5/32 1.146
Spain 10 Year 1/32 1.165
U.K. 10 Year -8/32 0.787
U.S. 10 Year -16/32 1.488
Futures9:08 AM EDT 7/12/2016
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 45.97 1.21 2.70%
Brent Crude 47.68 1.43 3.09%
Gold 1349.8 -6.8 -0.50%
LAST(MID) CHANGE
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.1088 0.0029
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.3144 0.0145
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9841 0.0012
Yen (USD/JPY) 104.40 1.59
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7624 0.0092
WSJ Dollar Index 87.03 -0.14
Government Bonds9:18 AM EDT 7/12/2016
PRICE CHG YIELD
German 10 Year -19/32 -0.106
France 10 Year -16/32 0.180
Italy 10 Year -5/32 1.146
Spain 10 Year 1/32 1.165
U.K. 10 Year -8/32 0.787
U.S. 10 Year -16/32 1.488
Futures9:08 AM EDT 7/12/2016
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 45.97 1.21 2.70%
Brent Crude 47.68 1.43 3.09%
Gold 1349.8 -6.8 -0.50%
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Crude Oil 45.98 1.22 2.73%
Brent Crude 47.68 1.43 3.09%
Natural Gas 2.699 0.015 0.56%
Gasoline 1.4268 0.0433 3.13%
Gold 1349.9 -6.7 -0.49%
Silver 20.515 0.211 1.04%
Corn 345.50 -2.75 -0.79%
Wheat 427.5 -3.0 -0.70%
E-mini DJIA 18224 77 0.42%
E-mini S&P 500 2140.75 10.50 0.49%
Indexes LAST CHANGE % CHG
TR/CC CRD Index 188.668 1.962 1.05%
S&P GSCI 361.04 5.73 1.61%
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Crude Oil 45.98 1.22 2.73%
Brent Crude 47.68 1.43 3.09%
Natural Gas 2.699 0.015 0.56%
Gasoline 1.4268 0.0433 3.13%
Gold 1349.9 -6.7 -0.49%
Silver 20.515 0.211 1.04%
Corn 345.50 -2.75 -0.79%
Wheat 427.5 -3.0 -0.70%
E-mini DJIA 18224 77 0.42%
E-mini S&P 500 2140.75 10.50 0.49%
Indexes LAST CHANGE % CHG
TR/CC CRD Index 188.668 1.962 1.05%
S&P GSCI 361.04 5.73 1.61%
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Price: US$/lb
Copper July 12,08:59
Bid/Ask 2.1898 - 2.1905
Change +0.0371 +1.72%
Low/High 2.1495 - 2.1978
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Nickel July 12,08:59
Bid/Ask 4.6697 - 4.6743
Change +0.1179 +2.59%
Low/High 4.5405 - 4.7310
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Aluminum July 12,08:59
Bid/Ask 0.7489 - 0.7493
Change +0.0070 +0.94%
Low/High 0.7388 - 0.7507
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Zinc July 12,08:58
Bid/Ask 0.9895 - 0.9900
Change +0.0184 +1.89%
Low/High 0.9705 - 0.9936
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Lead July 12,08:58
Bid/Ask 0.8397 - 0.8404
Change +0.0168 +2.04%
Low/High 0.8184 - 0.8419
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Uranium Jul 04, 2016
Ux U308 price: 26.50
Change from
previous week -0.50
London Metal Exchange Warehouse Stocks*
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Aluminum 2351250 -5775
Copper 223225 +2500
Nickel 377328 -936
Lead 184525 -125
Zinc 440225 -575
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Copper 62717 +271
Copper July 12,08:59
Bid/Ask 2.1898 - 2.1905
Change +0.0371 +1.72%
Low/High 2.1495 - 2.1978
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Nickel July 12,08:59
Bid/Ask 4.6697 - 4.6743
Change +0.1179 +2.59%
Low/High 4.5405 - 4.7310
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Aluminum July 12,08:59
Bid/Ask 0.7489 - 0.7493
Change +0.0070 +0.94%
Low/High 0.7388 - 0.7507
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Zinc July 12,08:58
Bid/Ask 0.9895 - 0.9900
Change +0.0184 +1.89%
Low/High 0.9705 - 0.9936
Charts
Lead July 12,08:58
Bid/Ask 0.8397 - 0.8404
Change +0.0168 +2.04%
Low/High 0.8184 - 0.8419
Charts
Uranium Jul 04, 2016
Ux U308 price: 26.50
Change from
previous week -0.50
London Metal Exchange Warehouse Stocks*
( July 11 )
Metal Tonnes in Storage Change from
previous day
Aluminum 2351250 -5775
Copper 223225 +2500
Nickel 377328 -936
Lead 184525 -125
Zinc 440225 -575
Charts
New York Futures Market Warehouse Stocks
Metal Tons in Storage Change from
previous day
Copper 62717 +271
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Re: Martes 12/07/16 AA reporto mejor de lo esperado
por admin » Mar Jul 12, 2016 8:20 am
OPEP dice "Brexit" pesará en economía global, pero prevé mercado crudo más ajustado en 2017
martes 12 de julio de 2016 08:18 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
El logo de la OPEP en su sede en Viena, mayo 30, 2016. La OPEP redujo el martes su pronóstico para el crecimiento económico mundial en 2016 por la creciente incertidumbre tras la decisión de Reino Unido de separarse de la Unión Europea, y dijo que el ritmo de expansión de la demanda de crudo se ralentizaría levemente el próximo año.
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LONDRES (Reuters) - La OPEP redujo el martes su pronóstico para el crecimiento económico mundial en 2016 por la creciente incertidumbre tras la decisión de Reino Unido de separarse de la Unión Europea, y dijo que el ritmo de expansión de la demanda de crudo se ralentizaría levemente el próximo año.
En su reporte mensual, la Organización de Países Exportadores de Petróleo se mostró optimista, no obstante, en torno a las perspectivas para el mercado petrolero en 2017, al sostener que la demanda global por su crudo sería más alta que su producción actual y que el exceso de inventarios disminuiría.
"Después del referendo en el que Reino Unido abandonó la UE, la incertidumbre económica ha aumentado", dijo la OPEP en el informe.
"Potenciales efectos negativos han alentado una revisión bajista del crecimiento económico global en 2016 a 3,0 por ciento desde 3,1 por ciento", agregó el cartel.
En su primer pronóstico sobre 2017, la OPEP estimó que la demanda petrolera mundial aumentará en 1,15 millones de barriles por día (bpd) el año próximo. La cifra marca una ligera desaceleración respecto al incremento de 1,19 millones de bpd en 2016.
martes 12 de julio de 2016 08:18 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
El logo de la OPEP en su sede en Viena, mayo 30, 2016. La OPEP redujo el martes su pronóstico para el crecimiento económico mundial en 2016 por la creciente incertidumbre tras la decisión de Reino Unido de separarse de la Unión Europea, y dijo que el ritmo de expansión de la demanda de crudo se ralentizaría levemente el próximo año.
REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader
1 de 1Tamaño Completo
LONDRES (Reuters) - La OPEP redujo el martes su pronóstico para el crecimiento económico mundial en 2016 por la creciente incertidumbre tras la decisión de Reino Unido de separarse de la Unión Europea, y dijo que el ritmo de expansión de la demanda de crudo se ralentizaría levemente el próximo año.
En su reporte mensual, la Organización de Países Exportadores de Petróleo se mostró optimista, no obstante, en torno a las perspectivas para el mercado petrolero en 2017, al sostener que la demanda global por su crudo sería más alta que su producción actual y que el exceso de inventarios disminuiría.
"Después del referendo en el que Reino Unido abandonó la UE, la incertidumbre económica ha aumentado", dijo la OPEP en el informe.
"Potenciales efectos negativos han alentado una revisión bajista del crecimiento económico global en 2016 a 3,0 por ciento desde 3,1 por ciento", agregó el cartel.
En su primer pronóstico sobre 2017, la OPEP estimó que la demanda petrolera mundial aumentará en 1,15 millones de barriles por día (bpd) el año próximo. La cifra marca una ligera desaceleración respecto al incremento de 1,19 millones de bpd en 2016.
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Re: Martes 12/07/16 AA reporto mejor de lo esperado
por admin » Mar Jul 12, 2016 8:21 am
Qatar Airways adquirirá hasta 10 pct de LATAM Airlines
martes 12 de julio de 2016 08:33 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
Un avión de la aerolínea Qatar Airways visto en la sede de Airbus en Hamburgo. 16 de septiembre de 2014. Qatar Airways acordó la adquisición de hasta un 10 por ciento de LATAM Airlines, la mayor aerolínea de América Latina, en un acuerdo que inyectaría 613 millones de dólares en la compañía aérea con sede en Chile, dijeron el martes ambas empresas. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer
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FARNBOROUGH, Inglaterra (Reuters) - Qatar Airways acordó la adquisición de hasta un 10 por ciento de LATAM Airlines, la mayor aerolínea de América Latina, en un acuerdo que inyectaría 613 millones de dólares en la compañía aérea con sede en Chile, dijeron el martes ambas empresas.
"Hemos firmado un acuerdo de suscripción que contempla que Qatar Airways adquiera hasta un 10 por ciento de las acciones totales de LATAM, que serán obtenidas con relación a un incremento de capital", dijo el presidente ejecutivo de Qatar, Akbar Al Baker, en una conferencia de prensa en la Feria Aeronáutica de Farnborough.
En virtud del acuerdo, LATAM realizará una reunión extraordinaria de accionistas a más tardar el 2 de septiembre para proponer un aumento de capital de 613 millones de dólares, mediante la emisión de nuevas acciones a un precio de 10 dólares cada una, dijeron las compañías en un comunicado.
(Reporte de Conor Humphrie
martes 12 de julio de 2016 08:33 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
Un avión de la aerolínea Qatar Airways visto en la sede de Airbus en Hamburgo. 16 de septiembre de 2014. Qatar Airways acordó la adquisición de hasta un 10 por ciento de LATAM Airlines, la mayor aerolínea de América Latina, en un acuerdo que inyectaría 613 millones de dólares en la compañía aérea con sede en Chile, dijeron el martes ambas empresas. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer
1 de 1Tamaño Completo
FARNBOROUGH, Inglaterra (Reuters) - Qatar Airways acordó la adquisición de hasta un 10 por ciento de LATAM Airlines, la mayor aerolínea de América Latina, en un acuerdo que inyectaría 613 millones de dólares en la compañía aérea con sede en Chile, dijeron el martes ambas empresas.
"Hemos firmado un acuerdo de suscripción que contempla que Qatar Airways adquiera hasta un 10 por ciento de las acciones totales de LATAM, que serán obtenidas con relación a un incremento de capital", dijo el presidente ejecutivo de Qatar, Akbar Al Baker, en una conferencia de prensa en la Feria Aeronáutica de Farnborough.
En virtud del acuerdo, LATAM realizará una reunión extraordinaria de accionistas a más tardar el 2 de septiembre para proponer un aumento de capital de 613 millones de dólares, mediante la emisión de nuevas acciones a un precio de 10 dólares cada una, dijeron las compañías en un comunicado.
(Reporte de Conor Humphrie
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