Miercoles 16/05/18 Produccion Industrial

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Bajan los inventarios globales de petróleo
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Macys reporta mejor de lo esperado.

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Los inicios de casas bajaron 3.7% falta mano de obra.
US housing starts total 1.287 million in April, vs 1.310 million starts expected
Published 17 Mins Ago Updated 12 Mins Ago
Reuters
U.S. homebuilding tumbled in April and permits fell.
The data suggested the housing market continued to tread water amid shortages of land and skilled labor.
Housing starts dropped 3.7 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.287 million units in April, the Commerce Department said.
A contractor moves roofing material on a home under construction at the Toll Brothers Cantera at Gale Ranch housing development in San Ramon, Calif.
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A contractor moves roofing material on a home under construction at the Toll Brothers Cantera at Gale Ranch housing development in San Ramon, Calif.
U.S. homebuilding tumbled in April and permits fell, suggesting the housing market continued to tread water amid shortages of land and skilled labor.
Housing starts dropped 3.7 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.287 million units in April, the Commerce Department said on Wednesday. The drop reversed March's rise.
Data for March was revised to show starts rising to a 1.336 million-unit rate instead of the previously reported 1.319 million-unit pace. Building permits fell 1.8 percent to a rate of 1.352 million units.

Economists polled by Reuters had forecast housing starts falling to a pace of 1.310 million units last month and permits declining to a 1.350 million-unit rate.
Single-family home building, which accounts for the largest share of the housing market, edged up 0.1 percent to a rate of 894,000 units last month. Single-family homebuilding has lost momentum since setting a 948,000-unit pace last November, which was the strongest in more than 10 years.
Residential construction has been hamstrung by rising prices for building materials and shortages of land and skilled workers.

While a survey on Tuesday showed confidence among single-family homebuilders perked up in May, builders complained that "the record-high cost of lumber is hurting builders' bottom lines and making it more difficult to produce competitively priced houses for newcomers to the market."
The Trump administration in April last year imposed anti-subsidy duties on imports of Canadian softwood lumber. These constraints have left builders unable to plug an acute shortage of houses on the market, restraining home sales growth.
Permits for the construction of single-family homes rose 0.9 percent to a rate of 859,000 units in April.
Last month's gain in single-family starts was outpaced by an 11.3 percent decline in groundbreaking activity on multi-family housing units.

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Francia y Alemania al alza

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Yields up 3.059%

Oil down 70.86

Au down 1,288

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Los yields han subido arriba de 3% lo cual es perfectamente normal ante el crecimiento de la economia y el alza de los intereses por parte del Fed. El mercado tendra que acostumbrarse a intereses razonablemente mas altos, esto es saludable para todos. Por muchos anios los ahorristas no recibieron nada por sus ahorros, afecto mucho a los pensionistas y personas mayores en USA. Todo tiene que normalizarse paulatinamente.

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+13.88

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Yields up 3.07%

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Macy's +8.59% debido a sus buenas utilidades y ventas.

Las ganancias de las companias europeas han bajado, las de USA han mejorado.

+12.83

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VIX down 13.80

+32.86

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La produccion industrial subio 0.7% vs 0.6% esperado.

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Trump dice China tiene mucho que ofrecer en negociaciones comerciales: Twitter | Noticias - Página Principal | Reuters

WASHINGTON, 16 mayo (Reuters) - El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, dijo que “no ocurrió nada” con la compañía china ZTE Corp y que Pekín tiene “mucho que ofrecer” a Washington sobre comercio.

“No ha pasado nada con ZTE excepto que concierne a un acuerdo comercial más amplio”, dijo Trump en Twitter.

“Aún no hemos visto las demandas de China, que deberían ser pocas ya que administraciones previas de EEUU han negociado tan mal. EEUU tiene muy poco para ofrecer porque ha dado tanto a lo largo de los años ¡China tiene mucho que ofrecer!”, indicó el tuit.