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Euro (EUR/USD) 1.0879 0.0009
Yen (USD/JPY) 114.17 -0.12
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.2943 0.0004
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7348 -0.0020
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 1.0084 -0.0005
WSJ Dollar Index 90.51 0.02
Futures11:00 PM EDT 5/10/2017
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 47.54 0.21 0.44%
Brent Crude 50.44 0.22 0.44%
Gold 1220.6 1.7 0.14%
Silver 16.230 0.023 0.14%
E-mini DJIA 20884 -9 -0.04%
E-mini S&P 500 2394.50 -0.75 -0.03%

Government Bonds11:10 PM EDT 5/10/2017
PRICE CHG YIELD
U.S. 10 Year 8/32 2.395
German 10 Year 0/32 0.423
Japan 10 Year -1/32 0.044

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Futures LAST CHANGE % CHG
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Crude Oil 47.55 0.22 0.46%
Brent Crude 50.43 0.21 0.42%
Natural Gas 3.286 -0.006 -0.18%
Gasoline 1.5487 0.0091 0.59%
Gold 1220.7 1.8 0.15%
Silver 16.230 0.023 0.14%
Corn 373.00 -0.75 -0.20%
Wheat 431.8 0.0 0.00%
E-mini DJIA 20884 -9 -0.04%
E-mini S&P 500 2394.50 -0.75 -0.03%
Indexes LAST CHANGE % CHG
TR/CC CRB Index 179.509 2.215 1.25%
S&P GSCI 375.57 1.00 0.27%

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Price: US$/lb

Copper May 10,22:58
Bid/Ask 2.4930 - 2.4937
Change +0.0075 +0.30%
Low/High 2.4817 - 2.5007
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Nickel May 10,22:58
Bid/Ask 4.1398 - 4.1421
Change +0.0227 +0.55%
Low/High 4.1012 - 4.1965
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Aluminum May 10,22:56
Bid/Ask 0.8459 - 0.8463
Change +0.0014 +0.16%
Low/High 0.8420 - 0.8520
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Zinc May 10,22:58
Bid/Ask 1.1836 - 1.1845
Change +0.0068 +0.58%
Low/High 1.1663 - 1.1874
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Lead May 10,22:53
Bid/Ask 0.9978 - 0.9987
Change +0.0034 +0.34%
Low/High 0.9925 - 1.0059
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Uranium May 01, 2017
Ux U308 price: 22.50
Change from
previous week -0.25

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Grandes mineras chilenas de cobre reportan resultados dispares de producción
miércoles 10 de mayo de 2017 16:50 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
SANTIAGO, 10 mayo (Reuters) - Las grandes mineras de cobre en Chile reportaron resultados de producción mixtos en el primer trimestre, influidas por una huelga que afectó al principal yacimiento del metal y mayores desafíos en sus operaciones, de acuerdo a cifras divulgadas el miércoles por el Gobierno.

La producción de la estatal Codelco, segunda más grande productora mundial de cobre, registró una caída del 11,4 por ciento a 416.300 toneladas a marzo -incluyendo su participación en las minas El Abra y en Anglo American Sur- por menores desempeños en buena parte de sus operaciones.

Esa caída se suma a la ya reportada por BHP Billiton en su mina Escondida -el mayor depósito global del mineral-, que registró un desplome interanual del 63 por ciento en el primer trimestre debido a una histórica huelga de trabajadores de más de 40 días.

En contraste, Collahuasi -una asociación de Anglo American y Glencore- registró un incremento del 13 por ciento en su producción a 131.100 toneladas en el trimestre, según los datos de la agencia estatal Cochilco.

Por su parte, la producción de Los Pelambres -el yacimiento estrella de Antofagasta Minerals- creció un ligero 0,9 por ciento interanual, a 85.900 toneladas en el periodo enero-marzo.

Chile es el mayor proveedor mundial de cobre.

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Precios a la producción de China suben un 6,4 pct en abril, IPC avanza un 1,2 pct
miércoles 10 de mayo de 2017 04:22 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
Foto de archivo: Un empleado trabaja en la Huaxi Iron and Company en la localidad de Huaxi, China, 2 de diciembre del 2010. La inflación a los productores de China se enfrío en abril por segundo mes sucesivo debido a que los precios del mineral de hierro y el carbón siguieron cayendo, presionados por temores a que la demanda doméstica no sea lo suficientemente fuerte para absorber los crecientes suministros de acero. REUTERS/Carlos Barria
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PEKÍN, 10 mayo (Reuters) - La inflación a los productores de China se enfrío en abril por segundo mes sucesivo debido a que los precios del mineral de hierro y el carbón siguieron cayendo, presionados por temores a que la demanda doméstica no sea lo suficientemente fuerte para absorber los crecientes suministros de acero.

El Índice de Precios al Productor (IPP) subió un 6,4 por ciento respecto al mismo mes del año previo, incumpliendo las expectativas de economistas de un incremento de un 6,9 por ciento y alejándose del alza de un 7,6 por ciento del mes anterior.

En marzo, el IPP de China se enfrío por primera vez en siete meses debido a que los precios del mineral de hierro y el carbón cayeron después de que treparon por un auge de la construcción, que impulsó la mayor expansión económica del país desde el 2015.

El Índice de Precios al Consumidor (IPC) trepó un 1,2 por ciento interanual, acelerándose frente al 0,9 por ciento de marzo y superando las estimaciones de los analistas, dijo el miércoles la Oficina Nacional de Estadísticas.

Analistas consultados por Reuters esperaban que la inflación a los consumidores se acelerara a un 1,1 por ciento, pero permaneciera dentro de la zona de comodidad del banco central, dándole espacio para continuar con un ajuste gradual de la política monetaria sin afectar al crecimiento económico.

(Reporte de Mesa de Monitoreo

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AIG Plans to Name Brian Duperreault as Next CEO

Duperreault is currently CEO of Hamilton Insurance

Leslie Scism
Updated May 10, 2017 11:37 p.m. ET
Brian Duperreault pictured in 2012. In returning to AIG, Mr. Duperreault will face the challenge of improving its financial results at a time of fierce industry competition.
Brian Duperreault pictured in 2012. In returning to AIG, Mr. Duperreault will face the challenge of improving its financial results at a time of fierce industry competition. Photo: Remy Steinegger/UPPA/ZUMA Press

American International Group Inc. AIG -0.73% plans to name Brian Duperreault —a onetime lieutenant to former CEO Maurice R. “Hank” Greenberg—as the firm’s chief executive officer, with an announcement expected as soon as Thursday, according to people familiar with the matter.

Mr. Duperreault, 70 years old, is the founder and CEO of Bermuda-based Hamilton Insurance Group Ltd. Mr. Duperreault and AIG are working out final details of his employment contract‎but are very close to final agreement, according to the people.

“He is going to get the job,” said one of the people familiar.

AIG has faced a tumultuous six months. Just a few weeks after the firm posted disappointing fourth-quarter results, CEO Peter Hancock in March said he would resign from the insurance giant after less than three years at the helm. Many board members were unhappy about setbacks in the company’s plan for boosting profitability, while several also feared a potential fight with AIG shareholder and activist investor Carl Icahn.

Mr. Hancock agreed to stay until a successor was found.

Representatives for AIG and Mr. Duperreault declined to comment.

Mr. Duperreault spent just over two decades at AIG before leaving to run three other companies. His resume includes a widely praised turnaround a decade ago of consulting and insurance-brokerage firm Marsh & McLennan Co s.

In returning to AIG, Mr. Duperreault will face the challenge of improving its financial results at a time of fierce industry competition. The insurance conglomerate has paid off a nearly $185 billion U.S. government bailout extended during the global markets meltdown of 2008, but had to sell many of its businesses to repay taxpayers. AIG’s profit margins have notably lagged behind many of the insurer’s rivals since its near collapse.

AIG executives are carrying out a two-year strategic plan unveiled in January 2016—in response to pressure from Mr. Icahn. Many goals are on track to be achieved, such as cutting costs and returning $25 billion to investors, through dividends and share buybacks, analysts have said.

AIG board members don’t expect their new leader to change the current strategic direction at the giant insurer, the people familiar said.

Mr. Duperreault was at AIG in the years when Mr. Greenberg was transforming it from a mediocre property-casualty insurer into a powerhouse with financial-services operations that spanned the globe.

The hiring of Mr. Duperreault will mark the second time AIG has recruited a chief executive past normal retirement age. Robert Benmosche was 65 when he left retirement to run the insurer in 2009.

The Bermuda-born Mr. Duperreault, a mathematics major at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, had joined AIG’s actuarial department in the early 1970s and rose through the ranks to become one of its most senior executives.

As Mr. Duperreault gained authority in running operations, many industry colleagues and Wall Street analysts said he was a potential successor to his boss—though at the time Mr. Greenberg had no intention of stepping aside. Instead, Mr. Duperreault became one of many AIG executives to depart for leadership roles elsewhere.

He left in 1994 to run ACE Ltd. , a then-Bermuda-based specialty insurer with large corporate clients.

Mr. Duperreault expanded the niche company into a diversified insurer with the 1999 acquisition of Cigna Corp.’s U.S. and international property-casualty operations. The company since has acquired Chubb and is known as Chubb Ltd.

Mr. Duperreault retired from ACE in 2004 but then was recruited in 2008 to become CEO of Marsh & McLennan.

The New York firm was under pressure to consider a breakup by shareholders who were frustrated with its performance. Mr. Duperreault cut costs, strengthened the management team and acquired smaller firms to bolster growth, including to better serve smaller U.S. companies, among other moves.

He left Marsh in 2012, and the following year, back in Bermuda, he established Hamilton with principals of hedge fund Two Sigma Securities. Last year, Hamilton teamed with AIG and Two Sigma on a joint venture to sell insurance online to small businesses, using advanced data analytics.

Appeared in the May. 11, 2017, print edition as 'AIG Set to Name Alumnus as CEO.'

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Germany: DAX 12765.14 7.68 0.06%
France: CAC 40 5401.42 0.96 0.02%
Stoxx Europe 600 395.65 -0.80 -0.20%
Hang Seng 25125.55 110.13 0.44%
Japan: Nikkei 225 19961.55 61.46 0.31%
DJIA 20943.11 -32.67 -0.16%
Europe Dow 1737.91 -0.11 -0.01%
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Copper May 11,07:19
Bid/Ask 2.5361 - 2.5363
Change +0.0506 +2.03%
Low/High 2.4817 - 2.5436
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Nickel May 11,07:18
Bid/Ask 4.2282 - 4.2305
Change +0.1111 +2.70%
Low/High 4.1012 - 4.2396
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Aluminum May 11,07:18
Bid/Ask 0.8574 - 0.8579
Change +0.0129 +1.53%
Low/High 0.8420 - 0.8579
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Zinc May 11,07:19
Bid/Ask 1.1929 - 1.1931
Change +0.0161 +1.37%
Low/High 1.1663 - 1.1974
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Lead May 11,07:18
Bid/Ask 1.0014 - 1.0021
Change +0.0070 +0.71%
Low/High 0.9925 - 1.0080
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Uranium May 01, 2017
Ux U308 price: 22.50
Change from
previous week -0.25

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BOE mantiene política monetaria
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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... t-your-day

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El precio de los productores subió 0.5% vs 0.3% esperado.

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Los seguros de desempleo en 236,000 vs 245,000 esperados.

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