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DJIA 22775.39 113.75 0.50%
Nasdaq 6585.36 50.73 0.78%
S&P 500 2552.07 14.33 0.56%
Russell 2000 1511.22 3.46 0.23%
Global Dow 2931.27 6.36 0.22%
Japan: Nikkei 225 20628.56 1.90 0.01%
Stoxx Europe 600 391.03 0.63 0.16%
UK: FTSE 100 7507.99 40.41 0.54%
UK: FTSE 100
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Currencies4:08 PM EDT 10/05/2017
LAST(MID) CHANGE
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.1707 -0.0054
Yen (USD/JPY) 112.84 0.09
Pound (GBP/USD) 1.3113 -0.0133
Australia $ (AUD/USD) 0.7794 -0.0070
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9786 0.0037
WSJ Dollar Index 86.98 0.39
Futures3:58 PM EDT 10/5/2017
LAST CHANGE % CHG
Crude Oil 50.74 0.76 1.52%
Brent Crude 56.99 1.19 2.13%
Gold 1270.7 -6.1 -0.48%
Silver 16.625 0.001 0.01%
E-mini DJIA 22714 107 0.47%
E-mini S&P 500 2549.00 12.75 0.50%

Government Bonds4:07 PM EDT 10/05/2017
PRICE CHG YIELD
U.S. 10 Year -6/32 2.346
German 10 Year -1/32 0.459
Japan 10 Year 5/32 0.042

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S&P 500 posts first 8-day winning streak since 2013; Dow jumps 113 points
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/05/us-stoc ... -high.html

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Rendimientos bonos EEUU suben debido a que funcionarios Fed fortalecen expectativas alza de tasas

NUEVA YORK (Reuters) - Los rendimientos de la deuda estadounidense subieron el jueves, impulsados por las continuas ganancias en Wall Street así como por comentarios optimistas sobre la economía de funcionarios de la Reserva Federal que respaldaron las expectativas de una nueva alza de tasas en diciembre.

* El presidente del Banco de la Reserva Federal de Filadelfia, Patrick Harker, quien tiene derecho a voto en el Comité Federal de Mercado Abierto (FOMC, por su sigla en inglés), dijo en CNBC que aún espera un alza de tasas en diciembre.

* El presidente de la Fed de San Francisco, John Williams, expresó la misma opinión. Dijo que no ve la necesidad de que la inflación siga acelerándose para apoyar una nueva alza de las tasas de interés este año, siempre y cuando los datos económicos apunten a una fortaleza continua de la economía. Williams tiene derecho a voto en el FOMC en el 2018.

* Luego de los comentarios de los funcionarios de la Fed, los futuros de las tasas apuntaban a que los operadores ven más de un 80 por ciento de probabilidades de un alza de tasas en diciembre, según la herramienta FedWatch de CME Group.

* Los inversores también están atentos al reporte de nóminas de pago no agrícolas en Estados Unidos el viernes, aunque la cifra podría verse distorsionada por los huracanes que azotaron al país el mes pasado. Economistas esperan la creación de apenas 90.000 puestos en septiembre desde los 156.000 de agosto, según un sondeo de Reuters.

* Los rendimientos de las notas a 10 años subieron cerca de 20 puntos básicos en septiembre, mientras que los retornos de los bonos a 30 años treparon 13 puntos básicos, impulsados por un alza en las tasas de inflación y el panorama económico más optimista que presentó la Reserva Federal.

* En las operaciones próximas al cierre, el rendimiento de las notas a 10 años operaba en 2,349 por ciento desde el 2,332 por ciento del miércoles. El rendimiento del bono a 30 años cotizaba en 2,891 por ciento desde 2,877 por ciento en la víspera.

* Los indicadores publicados el jueves mostraron una fortaleza subyacente en la economía estadounidense. El número de estadounidenses que pidió apoyo por desempleo bajó más de lo esperado la semana pasada. Las solicitudes iniciales bajaron en 12.000 a una cifra ajustada estacionalmente de 260.000 para la semana terminada el 30 de septiembre.

Reporte de Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editado en Español por Ricardo Figueroa

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Stocks Extend Run of Record Highs; VIX at New Low

Nine of the index’s 11 major sectors climb to help the S&P 500 notch its sixth consecutive high

Michael Wursthorn and
Updated Oct. 5, 2017 4:50 p.m. ET
Major U.S. stock indexes hit fresh records
CBOE Volatility Index surpasses all-time low
Shares of financial firms, technology companies surge
The S&P 500 closed at another fresh high Thursday, its longest streak of record closes in 20 years.

Financial firms and technology companies contributed significant gains to the index, but the day’s gains were broad. Nine of the index’s 11 major sectors rose to help the S&P 500 notch its sixth consecutive high. As stocks advanced, Wall Street’s so-called fear gauge fell to its lowest reading ever.

Strong corporate earnings have supported stocks for months, and a recent run of economic data reflecting stability and growth in the U.S. have added to stocks’ momentum, analysts said. Stocks continue to hit records, even as some investors remain wary of low volatility and lofty valuations.

“We’ve pared back on U.S. exposure and made a tilt overseas, but not a dramatic one,” said Doug Cohen, managing director of portfolio management at Athena Capital Advisors. “The reality is this is one of the more expensive markets in the last 100 years, but equities are still the most attractive asset class.”

The S&P 500 rose 14.33 points, or 0.6%, to 2552.07. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 113.75 points, or 0.5%, to 22775.39—its seventh consecutive day of gains. The Nasdaq Composite added 50.73 points, 0.8%, to 6585.36 for its eighth straight day of advances.

A measure of expected stock swings, the CBOE Volatility Index, fell 4.6% to 9.19, surpassing its all-time low of 9.31 set in December 1993.

Shares of financial firms in the S&P 500 added 1% as bond yields rose. Higher yields tend to portend better profits for lenders.

Goldman Sachs Group climbed $5.75, or 2.4%, to $246.06, contributing nearly 40 points to the Dow industrials’ gain.

The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.352%, compared with 2.332% on Wednesday. Yields rise as bond prices fall.

Data released Thursday showed applications for new unemployment benefits fell in late September, the latest indicator to signal a strong U.S. economy despite recent hurricanes. Earlier in the week, data showed manufacturing activity in the U.S. reached a 13-year high last month, while service-sector activity rose to its highest level since 2005.

Still, the major summer storms are expected to affect Friday’s monthly employment report, the Labor Department warned last week.

“Investors understand data will be flipping over the next month due to the impact of hurricanes,” said Dave Donabedian, chief investment officer at CIBC Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management. “But I still think there will be rising confidence in the idea that this economic expansion is not over.”

Shares of Constellation Brands climbed after the Corona brewer’s results showed strong beer sales.
Shares of Constellation Brands climbed after the Corona brewer’s results showed strong beer sales. Photo: henry romero/Reuters

Technology companies, big contributors to this year’s rally, continued to support indexes Thursday. Netflix surged 9.94, or 5.4%, to 194.39 after the company said it plans to raise prices for its video-streaming services in an effort to raise revenue amid rising content costs. Apple gained 1.91, or 1.2%, to 155.39 after the company released a software update that it said addresses some cellular-connectivity issues that have affected its newest smartwatch. Apple suffered its worst month of the year in September after falling 6%.

The Stoxx Europe 600 rose 0.2% after snapping a nine-session winning streak on Wednesday, its longest in more than two years.

Spanish stocks showed signs of recovering after Catalonia set a course toward declaring its secession from Spain as soon as Monday. Spain’s IBEX 35 index added 2.5% after sliding nearly 3% Wednesday, its biggest percentage decline in more than a year.

Investors also eyed minutes of the European Central Bank’s September meeting released Thursday, which showed policy makers discussed how to scale back stimulus and argued over reasons for the euro’s climb this year.

The euro was recently down 0.5% at $1.1705, while the British pound fell 1% to $1.3113. The WSJ Dollar Index, which tracks the U.S. currency against a basket of 16 others, rose 0.5%.

Write to Michael Wursthorn at Michael.Wursthorn@wsj.c

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