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Martes 06/09/16 PMI and ISM no manufacturero
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Euro (EUR/USD) 1.1147 0.0000
Yen (USD/JPY) 103.43 0.00
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.3297 -0.0007
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7587 0.0004
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9803 0.0004
WSJ Dollar Index 86.70 0.01
Futures7:48 PM EDT 9/05/2016
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 45.05 0.61 1.37%
Brent Crude 47.40 0.57 1.22%
Gold 1330.5 3.8 0.29%
Silver 19.620 0.254 1.31%
E-mini DJIA 18476 -4 -0.02%
E-mini S&P 500 2177.50 -0.50 -0.02%
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U.S. 10 Year 0/32 1.606
German 10 Year 0/32 -0.046
Japan 10 Year 0/32 -0.019
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Euro (EUR/USD) 1.1147 0.0000
Yen (USD/JPY) 103.43 0.00
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.3297 -0.0007
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7587 0.0004
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9803 0.0004
WSJ Dollar Index 86.70 0.01
Futures7:48 PM EDT 9/05/2016
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 45.05 0.61 1.37%
Brent Crude 47.40 0.57 1.22%
Gold 1330.5 3.8 0.29%
Silver 19.620 0.254 1.31%
E-mini DJIA 18476 -4 -0.02%
E-mini S&P 500 2177.50 -0.50 -0.02%
Government Bonds7:15 PM EDT 9/05/2016
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Japan 10 Year 0/32 -0.019
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Crude Oil 45.04 0.60 1.35%
Brent Crude 47.40 0.57 1.22%
Natural Gas 2.749 -0.043 -1.54%
Gasoline 1.3128 0.0112 0.86%
Gold 1330.3 3.6 0.27%
Silver 19.625 0.259 1.34%
Corn 328.75 5.00 1.54%
Wheat 399.3 4.5 1.14%
E-mini DJIA 18476 -4 -0.02%
E-mini S&P 500 2177.75 -0.25 -0.01%
Indexes LAST CHANGE % CHG
TR/CC CRD Index 179.994 1.785 1.00%
S&P GSCI 347.18 5.32 1.56%
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Crude Oil 45.04 0.60 1.35%
Brent Crude 47.40 0.57 1.22%
Natural Gas 2.749 -0.043 -1.54%
Gasoline 1.3128 0.0112 0.86%
Gold 1330.3 3.6 0.27%
Silver 19.625 0.259 1.34%
Corn 328.75 5.00 1.54%
Wheat 399.3 4.5 1.14%
E-mini DJIA 18476 -4 -0.02%
E-mini S&P 500 2177.75 -0.25 -0.01%
Indexes LAST CHANGE % CHG
TR/CC CRD Index 179.994 1.785 1.00%
S&P GSCI 347.18 5.32 1.56%
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Presidente palestino Abbas acuerda reunirse con líder israleí Netanyahu en Moscú: Interfax
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Imagen de archivo del primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu (a la izquierda en la imagen), en una reunión con el presidente palestino, Mahmoud Abbas, en la ciudad cisjordana de Ramallah, jun 21, 2015. El presidente palestino, Mahmoud Abbas, acordó reunirse con el primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu en Rusia, informó el lunes la agencia de noticias rusa Interfax citando a la embajada palestina en Moscú.
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MOSCÚ (Reuters) - El presidente palestino, Mahmoud Abbas, acordó reunirse con el primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu en Rusia, informó el lunes la agencia de noticias rusa Interfax citando a la embajada palestina en Moscú.
El despacho de Netanyahu dijo el lunes más temprano que el primer ministro estaba considerando una oferta del presidente ruso Vladimir Putin para ser anfitrión de las negociaciones entre el líder israelí y Abbas. Las últimas negociaciones palestino-israelíes colapsaron en el 2014.
(Por Jack Stubbs, Editado en español por Juana C
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Imagen de archivo del primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu (a la izquierda en la imagen), en una reunión con el presidente palestino, Mahmoud Abbas, en la ciudad cisjordana de Ramallah, jun 21, 2015. El presidente palestino, Mahmoud Abbas, acordó reunirse con el primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu en Rusia, informó el lunes la agencia de noticias rusa Interfax citando a la embajada palestina en Moscú.
REUTERS/Thomas Coex/Pool
1 de 1Tamaño Completo
MOSCÚ (Reuters) - El presidente palestino, Mahmoud Abbas, acordó reunirse con el primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu en Rusia, informó el lunes la agencia de noticias rusa Interfax citando a la embajada palestina en Moscú.
El despacho de Netanyahu dijo el lunes más temprano que el primer ministro estaba considerando una oferta del presidente ruso Vladimir Putin para ser anfitrión de las negociaciones entre el líder israelí y Abbas. Las últimas negociaciones palestino-israelíes colapsaron en el 2014.
(Por Jack Stubbs, Editado en español por Juana C
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Equity Markets Could Get a Boost if Central Banks Started Buying
By BRIAN BLACKSTONE and TOM FAIRLESS
Updated Sept. 5, 2016 2:00 p.m. ET
Central banks have become some of the biggest investors in bond markets. Now some in the financial markets think stocks should benefit more from their largesse.
Some economists say the European Central Bank, which meets Thursday to decide if it should expand its current bond-buying program, should invest in equities. The reason: It is running out of bonds to buy.
A move by the ECB into equities would have big implications for Europe’s stock markets, which have been rocked by a series of shocks this year, from volatility in China to Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. The prospect of billions of euros flowing into equities could prop up prices, much as ECB bond purchases have done for debt securities. The signaling effect from the ECB’s unlimited money-printing power may also limit downturns in equities.
Stock purchases don’t appear to be on the near-term agenda. But ECB officials haven’t ruled them out, and the idea could gain steam if they continue to undershoot their 2% inflation target.
Some central banks already invest in equities. Switzerland’s central bank has accumulated over $100 billion worth of stocks, including large holdings in blue-chip U.S. companies such as Apple and Coca-Cola.
If the ECB decides to raise its stimulus by extending its current bond program, as many analysts expect, fresh questions will be raised about how it will continue to find enough bonds to buy. The bank is already purchasing €80 billion ($89.2 billion) a month of corporate and public-sector bonds to reduce interest rates across the eurozone. Its holdings of public-sector debt reached €1 trillion last week, the ECB said Monday.
ENLARGE
With a key policy rate already below zero, ECB officials hope that buying bonds with freshly printed euros will reduce interest rates further. But policy makers face a practical constraint: The ECB is running up against self-imposed limits on how much of a country’s bonds it can hold.
“The obvious reason for the ECB to buy equities is they have almost run out of German bonds to buy,” said Stefan Gerlach, chief economist at BSI Bank and a former deputy governor of Ireland’s central bank. “The basic idea is that the central bank can put essentially anything on its balance sheet and there is no reason to be straight-laced about this.”
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Equities offer a deep pool of assets. The market capitalization of listed eurozone companies was $6.1 trillion at the end of 2015, according to World Bank data.
Until the financial crisis, policy makers mostly steered growth and inflation by tweaking short-term policy rates, which in turn influenced longer maturities.
When policy rates approached zero, central banks in the U.S., the U.K., Japan and the eurozone turned to bond purchases to reduce long-term interest rates. Buying equities would likely yield some of the same effects in terms of encouraging consumption and investment through higher household wealth and lower cost of capital.
“I don’t see a reason not to do this,” said Joseph Gagnon, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics. “It isn’t obvious to me why a central bank wouldn’t always want a diversified portfolio, including equities.”
Partly to address political concerns, the ECB has set limits on the amount of a country’s government bonds it will buy. Analysts say it could run up against those limits soon in markets such as Germany, particularly if its quantitative-easing program extends beyond the targeted March 2017 end date.
Some economists also worry that by purchasing only public and private bonds, central banks may fuel bubbles in rate-sensitive sectors such as housing.
ECB stock purchases “would be justified: European equities are undervalued, while there is a bubble—that the ECB continues to inflate—in bonds,” said Patrick Artus, chief economist at French investment bank Natixis, in a research note.
The Swiss National Bank has purchased stocks for over a decade to diversify its massive foreign-currency holdings. They now account for 20% of reserves. Another big stockholder is the Bank of Japan. It had ¥10.182 trillion (about $98 billion) in individual stocks and exchange-traded funds as of Aug. 20, in terms of book value. It roughly doubled the pace of its annual ETF purchases to ¥6 trillion on July 29, 2016.
Economists have been split over the costs and benefits. Some say that Japan’s capital market can no longer accurately price the value of stocks; too much BOJ money has flown into some specific companies. Others say it has helped prop up share prices, thus producing “wealth effects” to help the economy fight deflation.
Mr. Gagnon suggests a more aggressive approach, pointing to the success of Hong Kong’s central bank in supporting the economy during the late 1990s Asian financial crisis by buying around 10% of the Hang Seng Index. That move sparked a 40% rally in stock prices within two months, and the index more than doubled over the next 18 months.
The SNB holds only foreign stocks, because buying overseas assets is supposed to weaken the strong franc. To avoid stock-picking, it mirrors broad stock indexes. The bank employs external experts to advise which companies should be excluded due to red flags such as arms dealing or environmental damage. The Japanese buy domestic equities as part of a more traditional stimulus program.
The Czech central bank has been buying stocks since 2008. Israel’s central bank also holds stocks. In contrast, the Federal Reserve’s charter doesn’t authorize it to buy equities.
There are risks, given that stocks tend to be more volatile than bonds. For the ECB, it would also raise the prospect of having Germany’s Bundesbank taking on the risk of Portuguese or Greek stocks. Germans are already deeply wary of the ECB’s bond buys and negative-rate policy.
Another downside is the signal that central banks may send when they buy and sell. “Buying equities in principle is riskier. I think central banks are philosophically unhappy to do this,” said BSI Bank’s Mr. Gerlach.
—Takashi Nakamichi contributed to this article.
Write to Brian Blackstone at brian.blackstone@wsj.com and Tom Fairless at tom.fairless@wsj.com
By BRIAN BLACKSTONE and TOM FAIRLESS
Updated Sept. 5, 2016 2:00 p.m. ET
Central banks have become some of the biggest investors in bond markets. Now some in the financial markets think stocks should benefit more from their largesse.
Some economists say the European Central Bank, which meets Thursday to decide if it should expand its current bond-buying program, should invest in equities. The reason: It is running out of bonds to buy.
A move by the ECB into equities would have big implications for Europe’s stock markets, which have been rocked by a series of shocks this year, from volatility in China to Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. The prospect of billions of euros flowing into equities could prop up prices, much as ECB bond purchases have done for debt securities. The signaling effect from the ECB’s unlimited money-printing power may also limit downturns in equities.
Stock purchases don’t appear to be on the near-term agenda. But ECB officials haven’t ruled them out, and the idea could gain steam if they continue to undershoot their 2% inflation target.
Some central banks already invest in equities. Switzerland’s central bank has accumulated over $100 billion worth of stocks, including large holdings in blue-chip U.S. companies such as Apple and Coca-Cola.
If the ECB decides to raise its stimulus by extending its current bond program, as many analysts expect, fresh questions will be raised about how it will continue to find enough bonds to buy. The bank is already purchasing €80 billion ($89.2 billion) a month of corporate and public-sector bonds to reduce interest rates across the eurozone. Its holdings of public-sector debt reached €1 trillion last week, the ECB said Monday.
ENLARGE
With a key policy rate already below zero, ECB officials hope that buying bonds with freshly printed euros will reduce interest rates further. But policy makers face a practical constraint: The ECB is running up against self-imposed limits on how much of a country’s bonds it can hold.
“The obvious reason for the ECB to buy equities is they have almost run out of German bonds to buy,” said Stefan Gerlach, chief economist at BSI Bank and a former deputy governor of Ireland’s central bank. “The basic idea is that the central bank can put essentially anything on its balance sheet and there is no reason to be straight-laced about this.”
Advertisement
Equities offer a deep pool of assets. The market capitalization of listed eurozone companies was $6.1 trillion at the end of 2015, according to World Bank data.
Until the financial crisis, policy makers mostly steered growth and inflation by tweaking short-term policy rates, which in turn influenced longer maturities.
When policy rates approached zero, central banks in the U.S., the U.K., Japan and the eurozone turned to bond purchases to reduce long-term interest rates. Buying equities would likely yield some of the same effects in terms of encouraging consumption and investment through higher household wealth and lower cost of capital.
“I don’t see a reason not to do this,” said Joseph Gagnon, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics. “It isn’t obvious to me why a central bank wouldn’t always want a diversified portfolio, including equities.”
Partly to address political concerns, the ECB has set limits on the amount of a country’s government bonds it will buy. Analysts say it could run up against those limits soon in markets such as Germany, particularly if its quantitative-easing program extends beyond the targeted March 2017 end date.
Some economists also worry that by purchasing only public and private bonds, central banks may fuel bubbles in rate-sensitive sectors such as housing.
ECB stock purchases “would be justified: European equities are undervalued, while there is a bubble—that the ECB continues to inflate—in bonds,” said Patrick Artus, chief economist at French investment bank Natixis, in a research note.
The Swiss National Bank has purchased stocks for over a decade to diversify its massive foreign-currency holdings. They now account for 20% of reserves. Another big stockholder is the Bank of Japan. It had ¥10.182 trillion (about $98 billion) in individual stocks and exchange-traded funds as of Aug. 20, in terms of book value. It roughly doubled the pace of its annual ETF purchases to ¥6 trillion on July 29, 2016.
Economists have been split over the costs and benefits. Some say that Japan’s capital market can no longer accurately price the value of stocks; too much BOJ money has flown into some specific companies. Others say it has helped prop up share prices, thus producing “wealth effects” to help the economy fight deflation.
Mr. Gagnon suggests a more aggressive approach, pointing to the success of Hong Kong’s central bank in supporting the economy during the late 1990s Asian financial crisis by buying around 10% of the Hang Seng Index. That move sparked a 40% rally in stock prices within two months, and the index more than doubled over the next 18 months.
The SNB holds only foreign stocks, because buying overseas assets is supposed to weaken the strong franc. To avoid stock-picking, it mirrors broad stock indexes. The bank employs external experts to advise which companies should be excluded due to red flags such as arms dealing or environmental damage. The Japanese buy domestic equities as part of a more traditional stimulus program.
The Czech central bank has been buying stocks since 2008. Israel’s central bank also holds stocks. In contrast, the Federal Reserve’s charter doesn’t authorize it to buy equities.
There are risks, given that stocks tend to be more volatile than bonds. For the ECB, it would also raise the prospect of having Germany’s Bundesbank taking on the risk of Portuguese or Greek stocks. Germans are already deeply wary of the ECB’s bond buys and negative-rate policy.
Another downside is the signal that central banks may send when they buy and sell. “Buying equities in principle is riskier. I think central banks are philosophically unhappy to do this,” said BSI Bank’s Mr. Gerlach.
—Takashi Nakamichi contributed to this article.
Write to Brian Blackstone at brian.blackstone@wsj.com and Tom Fairless at tom.fairless@wsj.com
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2478.83 5.92 0.24%
Japan: Nikkei 225 17081.98 44.35 0.26%
Stoxx Europe 600 350.82 0.20 0.06%
UK: FTSE 100 6860.99 -18.43 -0.27%
CURRENCIES7:43 AM EDT 9/6/2016
LAST(MID) CHANGE
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.1166 0.0019
Yen (USD/JPY) 103.36 -0.06
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.3356 0.0052
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7629 0.0046
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9786 -0.0013
WSJ Dollar Index 86.48 -0.21
GOVERNMENT BONDS7:43 AM EDT 9/6/2016
PRICE CHG YIELD
U.S. 10 Year 2/32 1.598
German 10 Year 9/32 -0.073
Japan 10 Year 0/32 -0.020
FUTURES7:33 AM EDT 9/6/2016
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 44.95 0.51 1.15%
Brent Crude 47.45 -0.18 -0.38%
Gold 1336.0 9.3 0.70%
Silver 19.630 0.264 1.36%
E-mini DJIA 18494 14 0.08%
E-mini S&P 500 2179
Japan: Nikkei 225 17081.98 44.35 0.26%
Stoxx Europe 600 350.82 0.20 0.06%
UK: FTSE 100 6860.99 -18.43 -0.27%
CURRENCIES7:43 AM EDT 9/6/2016
LAST(MID) CHANGE
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.1166 0.0019
Yen (USD/JPY) 103.36 -0.06
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.3356 0.0052
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7629 0.0046
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9786 -0.0013
WSJ Dollar Index 86.48 -0.21
GOVERNMENT BONDS7:43 AM EDT 9/6/2016
PRICE CHG YIELD
U.S. 10 Year 2/32 1.598
German 10 Year 9/32 -0.073
Japan 10 Year 0/32 -0.020
FUTURES7:33 AM EDT 9/6/2016
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 44.95 0.51 1.15%
Brent Crude 47.45 -0.18 -0.38%
Gold 1336.0 9.3 0.70%
Silver 19.630 0.264 1.36%
E-mini DJIA 18494 14 0.08%
E-mini S&P 500 2179
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Bolsas de Asia suben, acciones australianas caen por decisión banco central
martes 6 de septiembre de 2016 04:58 GYT
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SINGAPUR/TOKIO (Reuters) - Las bolsas de Asia avanzaban el martes, pero las acciones australianas se mantenían en terreno negativo después de que el Banco de la Reserva de Australia mantuvo las tasas de interés sin cambios como se esperaba.
El índice MSCI de acciones asiáticas fuera de Japón sumaba un 0,6 por ciento. En Japón, el índice Nikkei de la bolsa de Tokio avanzó un 0,3 por ciento.
Las acciones australianas caían un 0,4 por ciento después de que el banco decidió mantener la política monetaria estable.
La decisión se produce un día antes del reporte de unos datos que mostrarían que Australia anotó 25 años de expansión económica hasta el trimestre que concluyó en junio.
El índice dólar, que sigue el desempeño de la moneda estadounidense contra una canasta de seis divisas importantes, operaba con escasa variación en 95,781. Frente a la moneda japonesa, el dólar sumaba un 0,2 por ciento a 103,58 yenes. El euro se mantenía estable en 1,11475 dólares.
En los mercados de materias primas, los precios del crudo se fortalecían después de que Rusia y Arabia Saudita firmaron el lunes un acuerdo para cooperar en la estabilización del mercado petrolero.
Los futuros del petróleo en Estados Unidos trepaban casi un 2 por ciento, a 45,31 dólares por barril, mientras que el crudo Brent de Londres subía un 0,3 por ciento, a 47,76 dólares por barril.
(Reporte de Nichola Saminather y Lisa Twaronite; Reporte adicional de Hideyuki Sano y Swati Pandey. Editado en español por Carlos Aliaga)
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SINGAPUR/TOKIO (Reuters) - Las bolsas de Asia avanzaban el martes, pero las acciones australianas se mantenían en terreno negativo después de que el Banco de la Reserva de Australia mantuvo las tasas de interés sin cambios como se esperaba.
El índice MSCI de acciones asiáticas fuera de Japón sumaba un 0,6 por ciento. En Japón, el índice Nikkei de la bolsa de Tokio avanzó un 0,3 por ciento.
Las acciones australianas caían un 0,4 por ciento después de que el banco decidió mantener la política monetaria estable.
La decisión se produce un día antes del reporte de unos datos que mostrarían que Australia anotó 25 años de expansión económica hasta el trimestre que concluyó en junio.
El índice dólar, que sigue el desempeño de la moneda estadounidense contra una canasta de seis divisas importantes, operaba con escasa variación en 95,781. Frente a la moneda japonesa, el dólar sumaba un 0,2 por ciento a 103,58 yenes. El euro se mantenía estable en 1,11475 dólares.
En los mercados de materias primas, los precios del crudo se fortalecían después de que Rusia y Arabia Saudita firmaron el lunes un acuerdo para cooperar en la estabilización del mercado petrolero.
Los futuros del petróleo en Estados Unidos trepaban casi un 2 por ciento, a 45,31 dólares por barril, mientras que el crudo Brent de Londres subía un 0,3 por ciento, a 47,76 dólares por barril.
(Reporte de Nichola Saminather y Lisa Twaronite; Reporte adicional de Hideyuki Sano y Swati Pandey. Editado en español por Carlos Aliaga)
© Thomson Reuters 2016 All rights reserved.
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Pedidos industriales en Alemania suben en julio por fuerte demanda de la zona euro
BERLÍN (Reuters) - La fuerte demanda de los países de la zona euro llevó a un aumento de los pedidos industriales de Alemania en julio, en el primer mes completo después de la decisión británica de abandonar la Unión Europea, según mostraron datos publicados el martes.
Los contratos para adquirir bienes fabricados en Alemania se incrementaron en un 0,2 por ciento intermensual, dijo el Ministerio de Economía. La lectura fue inferior a un pronóstico promedio de los analistas consultados en un sondeo de Reuters de un incremento de un 0,5 por ciento.
La demanda interna se redujo en un 3,0 por ciento, mientras que los pedidos desde el extranjero aumentaron un 2,5 por ciento, incluyendo un crecimiento del 5,9 por ciento en la demanda de los países de la zona euro.
Los datos de junio fueron revisados al alza a una caída de un 0,3 por ciento frente a un cálculo inicial de un descenso de un 0,4 por ciento.
BERLÍN (Reuters) - La fuerte demanda de los países de la zona euro llevó a un aumento de los pedidos industriales de Alemania en julio, en el primer mes completo después de la decisión británica de abandonar la Unión Europea, según mostraron datos publicados el martes.
Los contratos para adquirir bienes fabricados en Alemania se incrementaron en un 0,2 por ciento intermensual, dijo el Ministerio de Economía. La lectura fue inferior a un pronóstico promedio de los analistas consultados en un sondeo de Reuters de un incremento de un 0,5 por ciento.
La demanda interna se redujo en un 3,0 por ciento, mientras que los pedidos desde el extranjero aumentaron un 2,5 por ciento, incluyendo un crecimiento del 5,9 por ciento en la demanda de los países de la zona euro.
Los datos de junio fueron revisados al alza a una caída de un 0,3 por ciento frente a un cálculo inicial de un descenso de un 0,4 por ciento.
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Acciones chinas se fortalecen, preocupaciones sobre apalancamiento limitan ganancias
SHANGÁI (Reuters) - Las acciones chinas avanzaron el martes apoyadas por los valores ligados al consumo básico y los automóviles, pero las ganancias fueron limitadas por las preocupaciones de que los reguladores buscan reducir el apalancamiento en los mercados financieros del país.
El referencial CSI300 de las principales acciones que cotizan en Shanghái y Shenzhen subió un 0,7 por ciento, a 3.342,63 puntos, mientras que el índice compuesto de Shanghái ganó un 0,6 por ciento, a 3.090,71 unidades.
SHANGÁI (Reuters) - Las acciones chinas avanzaron el martes apoyadas por los valores ligados al consumo básico y los automóviles, pero las ganancias fueron limitadas por las preocupaciones de que los reguladores buscan reducir el apalancamiento en los mercados financieros del país.
El referencial CSI300 de las principales acciones que cotizan en Shanghái y Shenzhen subió un 0,7 por ciento, a 3.342,63 puntos, mientras que el índice compuesto de Shanghái ganó un 0,6 por ciento, a 3.090,71 unidades.
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Japan 10 Year 0/32 -0.020
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