Viernes 11/01/19 las cifras del empleo

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AAPL ha subido 58.93% en el año.

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Revisiones al alza
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El reporte mostró además que la economía estadounidense creó 95.000 empleos más en agosto y septiembre de lo que se informó inicialmente.

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La tasa de desempleo aumentó el mes pasado a 3,6%, en línea con las estimaciones del mercado y desde el 3,5% de septiembre, cuando marcó un mínimo de 50 años.“

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US manufacturing contracts for a third straight month
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO UPDATED 6 MINS AGO

Yun Li
@YunLi626
CNBC.COM
The purchasing manufacturing index from the Institute for Supply Management came in at 48.3% last month, compared with a 47.8% reading in September.
It was below economists' expectations of 49.1%. A number below 50% represents a contraction in the industry.
The sector showed its first contraction in August, ending a 35-month expansion period where the PMI averaged 56.5%.
A man using an angle grinder on a steel piece at a metal fabrication company on August 7, 2018 in Orange County, New York.
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A man using an angle grinder on a steel piece at a metal fabrication company on August 7, 2018 in Orange County, New York.
A gauge of U.S. manufacturing showed the sector continued to contract in October, the third straight month of slowdown amid global trade uncertainties.
The purchasing manufacturing index from the Institute for Supply Management came in at 48.3% last month, compared with a 47.8% reading in September. But it was below economists' expectations of 49.1%. A number below 50% represents a contraction in the industry. A six-week strike of General Motors workers during the month might have muddied the reading.

The sector showed its first contraction in a few years in August, ending a 35-month expansion period where the PMI averaged 56.5%, according to ISM. The manufacturing gauge had its lowest reading since June 2009 in September as exports dived amid the escalated trade war.
The continuing contraction showed the challenging environment U.S. manufacturers are faced with amid the escalated trade war between the U.S. and China. Manufacturing was once considered a big winner under the Trump administration with improvements in employment and activity over the past few years.
"Comments from the panel reflect an improvement from the prior month, but sentiment remains more cautious than optimistic," Timothy Fiore, chair of the ISM Manufacturing Business Survey Committee, said in a statement.
The production index was only 46.2% in October, compared to the September reading of 47.3%. The backlog of orders index was 44.1%, contracting for the sixth straight month, versus the September reading of 45.1%, according to ISM.
Prices decreased for the fifth consecutive month and at a faster rate with the prices index registered 45.5% in October.
"Inputs — expressed as supplier deliveries, inventories and imports — were again lower in October, due primarily to supplier delivery contraction offset by improvements in inventories," Fiore said.
However, the latest report also showed signs of recovery, making some on Wall Street believe the manufacturing slowdown won't be accelerating. New orders, employment and inventories all showed improvement last month.
"The outlook for nation's factories isn't growing any worse and the manufacturing recession isn't intensifying," Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG, said in a note. "There are even some green shoots for the manufacturing sector as orders are picking up and orders lead the way forward for production and output and jobs."

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Dow jumps 250 points, S&P 500 hits fresh record after strong October jobs data
PUBLISHED 8 HOURS AGO UPDATED 7 MINS AGO

Fred Imbert
@foimbert
CNBC.COM
Stocks reach record highs following strong jobs report — Here's what three experts say to watch now
Traders and financial professionals work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Stocks rose on Friday as investor sentiment got a lift from much stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded 250 points higher, or 0.9%. The S&P 500 gained 0.8% to a fresh record high. The Nasdaq Composite also hit an all-time high, climbing 0.9%.
Exxon Mobil was the best-performing stock in the Dow on the back of stronger-than-forecast quarterly results. The stock gained 2%. The industrials and financials sectors both rose around 1%.

"The October jobs report was very strong," said Gus Faucher, chief economist at PNC. "Job growth slowed a bit because of the GM strike, but with the strike over it should bounce back in November."
The U.S. economy added 128,000 jobs in October, the Labor Department said Friday. Economists polled by Dow Jones expected a gain of 75,000 jobs for the previous month. October jobs growth easily beat estimates despite a decline of 42,000 jobs in the autos sector due to a General Motors strike that has now been settled.
Jobs growth data for September and August was also revised substantially higher. September's number was revised up to 180,000 from 136,000. August jobs growth was revised to 219,000 from 168,000.
Trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Other data released Friday included the Institute for Supply Management's reading on October U.S. manufacturing. The ISM's manufacturing PMI came in at 48.3, representing a bigger-than-expected contraction in the sector. However, some of the survey's internal components showed improvement, stemming offsetting the disappointing headline number. U.S. manufacturing fell to its lowest level in a decade in September amid lingering worries around U.S.-China trade talks.
Trade dented stocks on Thursday — the last day of October — after Bloomberg News reported Chinese officials have been casting doubt over the possibility of a long-term trade deal with the U.S. The Dow fell more than 100 points Thursday while the S&P 500 dipped from a record.
"Compared to mid-summer, the overall probability of a trade deal and the risks of a failure are lower, in our view," said Tom Lee, founder and head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors. "But the closer we get to December 31, one could argue China's relative bargaining position strengthens."
"If markets tumble due to trade failure, this would hurt Trump's 2020 standing. Hence, this remains an important risk," Lee said.
The corporate earnings season continued on Friday, with Exxon Mobil reporting earnings that topped analyst expectations. U.S. Steel shares rose around 5% after the company posted Thursday afternoon a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss. Qorvo also reported better-than-expected results and issued strong guidance for the current quarter, sending its stock up more than 17%.
Around 70% of S&P 500 companies have reported quarterly numbers thus far, according to FactSet. Of those companies 75% have reported better-than-expected earnings.

—CNBC's Silvia Amaro contributed to this report.

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