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CURRENCIES10:45 AM EDT 10/11/2016
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Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9873 0.0049
WSJ Dollar Index 88.09 0.49
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Ministro Energía Rusia dice estar dispuesto a trabajar con OPEP para estabilizar mercado petrolero

ESTAMBUL (Reuters) - El ministro de Energía ruso, Alexander Novak, dijo el martes que Moscú está preparado para trabajar con la OPEP e intentar estabilizar los mercados petroleros globales.

En declaraciones efectuadas en el Congreso Mundial de la Energía, que se celebra en Estambul, Novak señaló también que las recientes reuniones entre países miembros y no miembros de la Organización de Países Exportadores de Petróleo mostraron que los productores están interesados en la estabilización del mercado, mientras Rusia espera una decisión concreta del grupo sobre la fijación de controles al bombeo de crudo.

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Kashkari de la Fed dice que economía de EEUU tiene espacio para crecer

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - El presidente de la Reserva Federal de Mineápolis, Neel Kashkari, dijo el martes que el banco central estadounidense debería seguir centrándose en más progresos en el mercado laboral estadounidense hasta que surjan presiones inflacionarias.

"Mi opinión es que debemos dejar que la economía siga creando empleos, sacando a los trabajadores de los márgenes mientras no genere inflación", comentó Kashkari en una reunión en Minnesota emitida en vivo en el sitio web del banco.

Agregó que, ya que la inflación ha estado por debajo del objetivo de la Fed por más de cuatro años, no parece haber urgencia en subir las tasas de interés.

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Latinos en EEUU probablemente reducirían su participación en estas elecciones: estudio

Por Luciana Lopez

NUEVA YORK (Reuters) - Los latinos parecen menos proclives a votar en las elecciones presidenciales de Estados Unidos de este año que en los últimos dos comicios, dijo el martes un estudio de Pew Research Center, pese a que grupos de defensa a los inmigrantes enfurecidos con la retórica del republicano Donald Trump buscan incentivar su participación.

Los resultados de esta menor participación podrían ser un desafío para la demócrata Hillary Clinton ya que depende de las minorías para vencer al empresario de Nueva York, quien el año pasado lanzó su candidatura presidencial calificando a los inmigrantes mexicanos de "violadores" y prometiendo construir un muro para detenerlos.

Cerca de un 89 por ciento de los latinos registrados como votantes dijeron que planeban participar en la elección del 8 de noviembre, según la encuesta, por debajo del 91 por ciento registrado en el sondeo de octubre del 2012 y del 94 por ciento del sondeo de julio del 2008.

Aproximadamente un 10 por ciento dijo que no votaría en las próximas elecciones, y un 1,0 por ciento dijo que aún no lo sabía.

En comparación, cerca de un 96 por ciento del total de la población de votantes registrados en Estados Unidos planean votar el 8 de noviembre, dijo Pew.

Los latinos, un segmento de rápido crecimiento del electorado de Estados Unidos con una creciente influencia en estados como Florida y Nevada, tienden a inclinarse a favor de los demócratas y de favorecer a Clinton sobre Trump.

Cerca de un 58 por ciento apoya a Clinton frente a un 19 por ciento que respalda a Trump, según el sondeo. Otro 10 por ciento favorece al candidato del Partido Libertario Gary Johnson y un 6 por ciento prefiere a la representante del Partido Verde, Jill Stein.

Pero la asistencia de los latinos a las urnas tiende a ubicarse bien por debajo de los blancos y los afroamericanos, mitigando su impacto en las contiendas políticas.

Un número de grupos civiles que se oponen a Trump han estado trabajando para asegurar la asistencia de los latinos a los comicios.

(Editado en español por Juana Casas)

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Stocks Lower on Disappointing Earnings

Oil prices ease as dollar strengthens

By Riva Gold and Daniel Huang Updated Oct. 11, 2016 2:47 p.m. ET
U.S. stocks fell Tuesday as disappointing earnings results damped investor hopes for a rebound in corporate performance.

A pair of companies led declines after announcing weaker-than-expected results. Alcoa Inc., reporting its last earnings before splitting, said earnings and revenue grew less than expected and cut revenue targets, citing short-term industry challenges. Shares of the aluminum giant fell 11%.

Shares of Illumina Inc. tumbled 26% after the gene-sequencing company Monday cut its revenue guidance. The drop weighed on the S&P 500 health-care sector, down 2.5%, making it the biggest declining sector in the index.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 253 points, or 1.4%, to 18076. The S&P 500 lost 1.6% and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.9%. The Nasdaq Biotechnology Index fell 4.4%, wiping out Monday’s gains.

Companies in the S&P 500 are expected to report an earnings decline for the sixth consecutive quarter, according to analysts polled by FactSet.

“We’re hoping to see improvement this earnings season. It’s not where you want to start,” said Jeff Carbone, co-founder of Cornerstone Financial Partners.

Energy firms in the S&P 500, which have dragged down corporate earnings in recent quarters, fell 1.4%.

U.S. crude oil fell 1.2% to $50.73 a barrel following a report from the International Energy Agency suggesting global supplies rose in September.

Oil prices had hit a one-year high in the previous session on news that Russia would support the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries’ attempt to cut its collective output.

Tuesday’s decline in commodity prices also came as the WSJ Dollar Index, which measures the dollar against a basket of 16 currencies, rose 0.8%.

Russia said Monday it would support OPEC’s attempt to cut output. ENLARGE
Russia said Monday it would support OPEC’s attempt to cut output. Photo: Getty Images

Analysts attributed dollar’s strength to rising expectations for higher U.S. interest rates this year.

The Federal Reserve in September acknowledged a rate increase was likely before the end of the year, and recent comments from Fed officials and U.S. economic data have heightened investors’ expectations for a move in December.

Federal Reserve of Chicago President Charles Evans said Tuesday the U.S. economy is on a sound footing and a December rate increase “could be fine.” The Fed is scheduled to release the minutes from its September meeting on Wednesday.

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Fed-fund futures, used by investors to bet on central-bank policy, showed investors currently price a roughly 65% chance of higher rates by the end of the year, according to CME Group.
Analysts also attributed some of the dollar’s strength to investors’ perception that Donald Trump was falling behind in the U.S. presidential race after House Speaker Paul Ryan cut the cord to the Trump campaign Monday.

“We think a December rate rise is pretty likely now,” said Mike Bell, strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. The only things that could derail that are a significant negative reaction in markets to the U.S. election or a marked deterioration in U.S. economic data, both of which seem increasingly less likely now, he said.

The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 1.757% as the U.S. bond market reopened from a holiday.

Elsewhere, the Stoxx Europe 600 swung between small gains and losses and closed down 0.5%. The technology sector fell, after a steep drop in shares of Samsung Electronics Co. dragged down Korea’s Kospi index.

The electronics company’s stock fell over 8% after it halted distribution of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone because of issues with batteries overheating and said Tuesday it would permanently discontinue production and sales of its embattled smartphone.

In other currency trade, the British pound fell 2% to $1.2115, bringing losses this year close to 18%.

“The market is now assuming that the U.K. is going to go ahead with a hard Brexit, prioritizing control of immigration over access to the single market,” Mr. Bell said.

London’s FTSE 100 index touched its highest level in at least 20 years Tuesday as the falling currency lifted the export-heavy index.

The euro was down 0.8% against the dollar at $1.1053, even after data showed a pickup in German economic sentiment at the start of the fourth quarter.

Earlier, Japan led gains in Asian markets as a weaker yen boosted shares of exporters, helping lift the Nikkei Stock Average up 1%.

Shares in Shanghai added 0.6%, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell 1.3% amid a steep fall in property stocks.

—Aaron Kuriloff, Kenan Machado and James Glynn contributed to this article.

Write to Riva Gold at riva.gold@wsj.com and Daniel Huang at dan.huang@wsj.com

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Crude Oil 50.82 -0.53 -1.03%
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Gold 1254.6 -5.8 -0.46%
Silver 17.485 -0.174 -0.99%
E-mini DJIA 18053 -206 -1.13%
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