Jueves 09/03/17 Precios de los importadores y exportadores

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19318.58 64.55 0.34%
Stoxx Europe 600 371.62 -0.96 -0.26%
UK: FTSE 100 7278.49 -56.12 -0.77%
CURRENCIES8:45 AM EST 3/9/2017
LAST(MID) CHANGE
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.0551 0.0009
Yen (USD/JPY) 114.73 0.36
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.2170 0.0000
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7516 -0.0011
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 1.0152 0.0004
WSJ Dollar Index 92.17 0.09
GOVERNMENT BONDS8:45 AM EST 3/9/2017
PRICE CHG YIELD
U.S. 10 Year -2/32 2.569
German 10 Year -4/32 0.384
Japan 10 Year -5/32 0.091
FUTURES8:35 AM EST 3/9/2017
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 49.42 -0.86 -1.71%
Brent Crude 52.32 -0.79 -1.49%
Gold 1206.8 -2.6 -0.21%
Silver 17.270 -0.028 -0.16%
E-mini DJIA 20851 -17 -0.08%
E-mini S&P 500 2361.50

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Europa mantiene su política monetaria.
Las acecines caen por la baja en commodities.
Stocks Fall Amid Weak Commodities

The European Central Bank leaves its massive stimulus program unchanged

By Riva Gold and Kenan Machado Updated March 9, 2017 8:25 a.m. ET
Falling commodity prices pressured global stocks Thursday while investors looked ahead to the European Central Bank’s March press conference.

Steep falls in oil and metals prices weighed on shares of mining and energy companies, sending the Stoxx Europe 600 down 0.3% in afternoon trading. Markets in Asia mostly closed lower, while futures pointed to a 0.2% opening loss for the S&P 500, on track for a fourth straight session of declines.

Brent crude oil was last down 2% at $52.04 a barrel, building on a 5% drop in the previous session—its largest one-day fall in more than a year. U.S. oil inventories are now at the highest level since weekly stockpile data started being recorded in 1982, raising doubts over whether cuts from OPEC will be enough to reduce a global glut of supply.

Shares of Transocean Ltd. fell 2.2% in U.S. premarket trading, while Royal Dutch Shell PLC fell 3.5% and BP PLC fell 2.4% in London.

Mining companies also struggled with metals prices including, zinc, nickel, copper and gold all cobbled by a continued firming of the dollar.

Investors were also parsing an update from the European Central Bank, which left its key rates unchanged as expected Thursday and kept borrowing costs at record low levels.

Investors world-wide are waiting to see if the Federal Reserve raises rates next week.
Investors world-wide are waiting to see if the Federal Reserve raises rates next week. Photo: kevin lamarque/Reuters

The euro was last up 0.1% at $1.0553—roughly where it traded for most of the day—ahead of a press conference with ECB President Mario Draghi later Thursday.

Monetary policy has remained ultra-accommodative in Europe and Japan, helping underpin the resilience of stock markets to a rising rate environment in the U.S., according to Fahad Kamal, strategist at Kleinwort Hambros, the U.K. arm of Société Générale Private Banking.

Even with expectations for higher U.S. interest rates nudging Treasury yields higher, massive bond-purchase programs by global banks continue to anchor yields at historically low levels, making stocks look attractive in comparison.

”People have to earn income from investment assets, and that just doesn't exist in bonds and cash, it only exists in equities” right now, Mr. Kamal said.

The ECB only recently expanded its program of quantitative easing by a half-trillion euros. But inflation in the eurozone has suddenly jumped to 2%, slightly above the ECB’s target, after hovering around zero for years, prompting calls from some to wind down its stimulus.

“The eurozone recovery continues, and it’s more assured now than it was three months ago,” said David Owen, chief European Economist at Jefferies.

German 10-year yields were little changed after the ECB said it would keep its policy on hold, and last yielded 0.371% from 0.374% Wednesday. Yields move inversely to prices.

10-year U.S. Treasury yields rose to 2.561% Thursday from 2.552% Wednesday, their highest settlement this year. A stronger-than-expected U.S. employment reading on Wednesday continued to lift the U.S. dollar and lean on commodities and sovereign-debt prices, as expectations grew for a U.S. interest-rate rise next week.

The WSJ Dollar Index was last up less than 0.1%, on track for a fourth session of gains.

Earlier, energy and mining shares fell across Asia, tracking declines in their U.S. peers.

Stocks in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Taiwan also moved lower following data on consumer inflation in China. The Shanghai Composite fell 0.7%, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index was off 1.2% and Taiwan’s Taiex shed 1%.

China’s consumer-price index inched up 0.8% in February from a year earlier, compared with a 2.5% gain in January. China’s producer-price index rose 7.8% last month from a year earlier, the statistics bureau said, the highest since September 2008. Economic data during the first two months of the year tend to be volatile, however, because the timing of China’s largest holiday shifts from year to year.

Japan’s Nikkei rose 0.3% as a weaker yen helped boost export-reliant stocks and higher bond yields supported the financial sector.

— Yifan Xie and Biman Mukherji contributed to this article.

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Cobre toca mínimo de dos meses por expectativa de inminente alza de tasas en EEUU

Por Jan Harvey

LONDRES (Reuters) - El cobre bajó a un mínimo de dos meses el jueves en medio de pérdidas generalizadas en los metales industriales y otros activos ante el recelo de los mercados por un inminente incremento de las tasas de interés este mes en Estados Unidos.

* La noticia desde Chile de que BHP Billiton está evaluando tomar a trabajadores temporales para paliar los efectos de una huelga en su mina de cobre Escondida, el mayor yacimiento mundial del metal, también ejercía presión sobre los precios.

* El cobre a tres meses en la Bolsa de Metales de Londres tocó su nivel más bajo desde el 10 de enero a 5.660 dólares por tonelada y a las 1200 GMT caía un 1,7 por ciento, a 5.668 dólares.

* El metal rojo alcanzó un máximo de 21 meses a 6.204 dólares por tonelada el mes pasado, luego del anuncio de huelga en Escondida y tras una paralización de las exportaciones desde la instalación Grasberg de Freeport-McMoRan en Indonesia, la segunda mina de cobre más grande del mundo.

* No obstante, los precios del cobre se han desplomado en la última semana ante la creciente expectativa de que la Reserva Federal de Estados Unidos suba las tasas de interés en su encuentro del 14 y 15 de marzo, impulsando al dólar y ejerciendo presión sobre los activos cotizados en esa moneda.

* Las apuestas a un alza de tasas de la Fed la próxima semana crecieron después de un dato que mostró el miércoles que el empleo en el sector privado de Estados Unidos creció en febrero a su mayor ritmo en más de un año, lo que sugiere que la economía sigue en terreno sólido.

* Entre otros metales básicos, el zinc caía 1,8 por ciento a 2.659 dólares la tonelada, mientras que el plomo retrocedía 1,2 por ciento a 2.224 dólares.

* El aluminio bajaba 1,2 por ciento a 1.853,50 dólares, mientras que el estaño perdía 1,3 por ciento a 19.120 dólares y el níquel caía 1,2 por ciento a 10.070 dólares por tonelada.

(Reporte adicional de Melanie Burton en Melbourne; Editado en español por Ana Laura Mitidieri)

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El petroleo debajo de $50 a 49.77

VIX down 11.84

-4.51

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Au down 1,205.60

Ag down 17.25

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Desde el 2002 nunca se vio una creacion de empleos en manufactura y construccion de 106,000.

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+2.35

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LAST(MID) CHANGE
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.0588 0.0046
Yen (USD/JPY) 114.81 0.44
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.2186 0.0016
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7519 -0.0008
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 1.0136 -0.0012
WSJ Dollar Index 92.06 -0.03
Futures9:30 AM EST 3/9/2017
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 49.75 -0.53 -1.05%
Brent Crude 52.62 -0.49 -0.92%
Gold 1205.5 -3.9 -0.32%
Silver 17.250 -0.048 -0.28%
E-mini DJIA 20857 -11 -0.05%
E-mini S&P 500 2362.75 -1.25 -0.05%

Government Bonds9:40 AM EST 3/9/2017
PRICE CHG YIELD
U.S. 10 Year -3/32 2.573
German 10 Year -14/32 0.414
Japan 10 Year -5/32 0.091

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Francia y Alemania al alza.

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LAST CHANGE % CHG
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UK: FTSE 100 7295.51 -39.10 -0.53%
Germany: DAX 11967.13 -0.18 0.00%
France: CAC 40 4965.36 4.88 0.10%
Stoxx Europe 600 372.20 -0.38 -0.10%
Hang Seng 23501.56 -280.71 -1.18%
Japan: Nikkei 225 19318.58 64.55 0.34%
DJIA 20861.86 6.13 0.03%
Europe Dow 1613.99 5.69 0.35%
Global Dow 2656.27 -5.10 -0.19%

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Banco Central Europeo mantiene tasas de interés sin cambios
jueves 9 de marzo de 2017 08:58 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
FRÁNCFORT (Reuters) - El Banco Central Europeo dejó el jueves sin cambios su política monetaria, como se esperaba, manteniendo un estímulo extraordinario y conservando también su orientación expansiva, incluso a pesar de que la inflación y el crecimiento económico han repuntado con más fuerza de lo previsto.

El BCE anunció que mantuvo inalterada su principal tasa de refinanciación, que determina el costo del crédito en la economía, en 0,00 por ciento, como proyectaba la mayoría de los analistas.

Los mercados están a la expectativa de la conferencia de prensa que tiene programada para las 1330 GMT el presidente del BCE, Mario Draghi.

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Renuncia el CEO de AIG.

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En el octavo aniversario de la crisis vemos que se triplicaron las ganancias en el stock market pero los ahorristas debido a los intereses tan bajos perdieron $1 trillon.