Jueves 14/01/21 Precio de los importadores

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965,000 vs 795,000 seguros de desempleo

Precios de los importadores 0.9% vs 0,7%

1.1% vs 0.3% precios de los exportadores

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AST CHG %CHG
Crude Oil Futures 52.49 -0.42 -0.79
Brent Crude Futures 55.43 -0.63 -1.12
Gold Futures 1843.00 -11.90 -0.64
Silver Futures 25.405 -0.167 -0.65
DJIA Futures 31071 112 0.36
S&P 500 Futures 3810.25 6.45 0

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Copper January 14,08:59
Bid/Ask 3.6207 - 3.6221
Change -0.0037 -0.10%
Low/High 3.6137 - 3.6437
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Nickel January 14,08:59
Bid/Ask 8.1671 - 8.1716
Change +0.1598 +2.00%
Low/High 7.9755 - 8.2062
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Aluminum January 14,08:59
Bid/Ask 0.9095 - 0.9098
Change -0.0023 -0.25%
Low/High 0.9073 - 0.9147
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Zinc January 14,08:59
Bid/Ask 1.2320 - 1.2332
Change -0.0189 -1.51%
Low/High 1.2276 - 1.2572
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Lead January 14,08:59
Bid/Ask 0.9222 - 0.9224
Change +0.0045 +0.49%
Low/High 0.9143 - 0.9293
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Uranium Jan 11, 2021
Ux U308 price: 30.05
Change from
previous week

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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 31164.64 104.17 0.34
S&P 500 3819.11 9.27 0.24
Nasdaq Composite 13174.18 45.23 0.34
Japan: Nikkei 225 28698.26 241.67 0.85
UK: FTSE 100 6778.57 33.05 0.49
Crude Oil Futures 52.58 -0.33 -0.62
Gold Futures 1844.40 -10.50 -0.57
Yen 104.03 0.16 0.16
Euro 1.2120

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Copper January 14,09:19
Bid/Ask 3.6366 - 3.6375
Change +0.0122 +0.34%
Low/High 3.6137 - 3.6437
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Nickel January 14,09:19
Bid/Ask 8.1852 - 8.1898
Change +0.1780 +2.22%
Low/High 7.9755 - 8.2062
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Aluminum January 14,09:19
Bid/Ask 0.9097 - 0.9099
Change -0.0021 -0.23%
Low/High 0.9073 - 0.9147
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Zinc January 14,09:19
Bid/Ask 1.2338 - 1.2349
Change -0.0172 -1.37%
Low/High 1.2276 - 1.2572
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Lead January 14,09:19
Bid/Ask 0.9228 - 0.9240
Change +0.0052 +0.56%
Low/High 0.9143 - 0.9293
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Uranium Jan 11, 2021
Ux U308 price: 30.05
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AST CHG %CHG
DJIA 31175.75 115.28 0.37
S&P 500 3819.84 10.00 0.26
Nasdaq Composite 13215.76 86.81 0.66
Japan: Nikkei 225 28698.26 241.67 0.85
UK: FTSE 100 6789.03 43.51 0.65
Crude Oil Futures 52.74 -0.17 -0.32
Gold Futures 1850.00 -4.90 -0.26
Yen 103.82 -0.04 -0.04
Euro 1.2142 -0

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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 31173.36 112.89 0.36
S&P 500 3818.24 8.40 0.22
Nasdaq Composite 13201.11 72.16 0.55
Japan: Nikkei 225 28698.26 241.67 0.85
UK: FTSE 100 6797.27 51.75 0.77
Crude Oil Futures 52.85 -0.06 -0.11
Gold Futures 1849.80 -5.10 -0.27
Yen 103.71 -0.16 -0.16
Euro 1.2144 -0.0015

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Biden dará a conocer un plan para inyectar $ 1.5 billones en una economía golpeada por la pandemia
Por Jeff Mason, Jarrett Renshaw



WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) - El presidente electo Joe Biden dará a conocer el jueves una propuesta de paquete de estímulo diseñada para reactivar la economía durante la pandemia de coronavirus con un salvavidas económico que podría superar los 1,5 billones de dólares y ayudar a las comunidades minoritarias.


Biden hizo campaña el año pasado con la promesa de tomar la pandemia más en serio que el presidente Donald Trump, y el paquete apunta a poner esa promesa en acción con una afluencia de recursos para el lanzamiento de la vacuna contra el coronavirus y la recuperación económica.

La administración entrante trabajará con el Congreso en el paquete de estímulo rápido después de que Biden asuma el cargo el 20 de enero, aunque el juicio político a Trump amenaza con consumir a los legisladores en las primeras semanas.

El paquete de estímulo tiene un precio superior a 1,5 billones de dólares e incluye un compromiso de cheques de estímulo de 1,400 dólares, según una fuente familiarizada con la propuesta, y se espera que Biden se comprometa a asociarse con empresas privadas para aumentar la cantidad de estadounidenses que se vacunen.

Una parte importante de los recursos financieros adicionales se dedicará a las comunidades minoritarias. “Creo que verá un énfasis real en estas comunidades desatendidas, donde hay mucho trabajo por hacer”, dijo otro funcionario de transición.

ANUNCIO


Biden planea presentar su paquete durante un discurso en horario estelar el jueves por la noche, subrayando la seriedad del tema, pero tendrá que competir por la atención con el drama político en Washington.

La Cámara de Representantes liderada por los demócratas votó para acusar a Trump el miércoles, convirtiéndolo en el primer presidente en la historia de Estados Unidos en ser acusado dos veces. Diez de sus compañeros republicanos se unieron a los demócratas para acusarlo de incitar a una insurrección en el alboroto mortal de la semana pasada en el Capitolio.

Los procedimientos de juicio político amenazan con demorar el comienzo del mandato de Biden.

En una declaración el miércoles por la noche, Biden dijo: "Espero que el liderazgo del Senado encuentre una manera de lidiar con sus responsabilidades constitucionales en el juicio político mientras también trabaja en los otros asuntos urgentes de esta nación".

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El presidente electo demócrata dijo la semana pasada que el paquete de estímulo estaría “en billones de dólares” y argumentó que un mayor gasto desde el principio reduciría el daño económico a largo plazo de los cierres provocados por la pandemia.

También dijo que habría “miles de millones de dólares” para acelerar la distribución de vacunas, junto con dinero para ayudar a reabrir escuelas y para que los gobiernos estatales y locales eviten el despido de maestros, policías y trabajadores de la salud.

Más de 380.000 personas en los Estados Unidos han muerto de COVID-19 durante la pandemia, con 22,7 millones infectados durante ese tiempo. Los cierres y restricciones relacionados con la pandemia han costado millones de puestos de trabajo en EE. UU.

Aunque el propio Trump apoyó cheques de $ 2,000 para estadounidenses en la última ronda de estímulo, muchos de sus compañeros republicanos se opusieron a la alta cantidad y se decidieron por cheques de $ 600. Biden puede enfrentar una oposición adicional de los republicanos a sus esfuerzos, pero le ayudará el hecho de que sus compañeros demócratas controlarán tanto la Cámara como el Senado.

El asesor económico entrante de Biden en la Casa Blanca, Brian Deese, dijo a Reuters el miércoles que el presidente electo presionaría al Congreso para aprobar medidas de estímulo inmediatas y luego recurrir a medidas de recuperación económica a más largo plazo relacionadas con la salud y la infraestructura.

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DJIA 31105.75 45.28 0.15
S&P 500 3809.86 0.02 0.00
Nasdaq Composite 13163.61 34.66 0.26
Japan: Nikkei 225 28698.26 241.67 0.85
UK: FTSE 100 6801.96 56.44 0.84
Crude Oil Futures 53.55 0.64 1.21
Gold Futures 1844.90 -10.00 -0.54
Yen 103.78 -0.08 -0.08
Euro 1.2160 0.0000

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CHG %CHG
DJIA 31044.60 -15.87 -0.05
S&P 500 3801.53 -8.31 -0.22
Nasdaq Composite 13121.26 -7.69 -0.06
Japan: Nikkei 225 28698.26 241.67 0.85
UK: FTSE 100 6801.96 56.44 0.84
Crude Oil Futures 53.61 0.70 1.32
Gold Futures 1845.90 -9.00 -0.49
Yen 103.76 -0.11 -0.10
Euro 1.2160 0

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DJIA 30991.52 -68.95 -0.22
S&P 500 3795.54 -14.30 -0.38
Nasdaq Composite 13112.64 -16.31 -0.12
Japan: Nikkei 225 28698.26 241.67 0.85
UK: FTSE 100 6801.96 56.44 0.84
Crude Oil Futures 53.62 0.71 1.34
Gold Futures 1847.40 -7.50 -0.40
Yen 103.72 -0.15 -0.15
Euro 1.2164 0

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Biden’s $1.9 trillion Covid relief plan calls for stimulus checks, unemployment support and more
PUBLISHED THU, JAN 14 20215:00 PM ESTUPDATED THU, JAN 14 20215:01 PM EST
Thomas Franck
@TOMWFRANCK
President-elect Joe Biden on Thursday unveiled the details of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus rescue package.
The proposal, entitled the American Rescue Plan, includes familiar stimulus measures in the hopes they will sustain families and firms until vaccines are widely distributed.
The current plan is the first of two major spending initiatives Biden will seek in the first few months of his presidency.
U.S. President-elect Joe Biden delivers remarks about the U.S. economy during a press briefing at the Queen Theater on November 16, 2020 in Wilmington, Delaware.
U.S. President-elect Joe Biden delivers remarks about the U.S. economy during a press briefing at the Queen Theater on November 16, 2020 in Wilmington, Delaware.
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President-elect Joe Biden on Thursday unveiled the details of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus rescue package designed to support households and businesses through the pandemic.

The proposal, called the American Rescue Plan, includes several familiar stimulus measures in the hopes the additional fiscal support will sustain U.S. families and firms until the Covid-19 vaccine is widely available.


Here’s what Biden calls for:

Direct payments of $1,400 to most Americans, bringing the total relief to $2,000 including December’s $600 payments
Increasing the federal, per-week unemployment benefit to $400 and extend it through the end of September
Increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour
Extending the eviction and foreclosure moratoriums until the end of September
$350 billion in state and local government aid
$170 billion for K-12 schools and institutions of higher education
$50 billion toward Covid-19 testing
$20 billion toward a national vaccine program in partnership with states, localities and tribes
Make the Child Tax Credit fully refundable for the year and increase the credit to $3,000 per child ($3,600 for a child under age 6)
The plan is the first of two major spending initiatives Biden will seek in the first few months of his presidency, according to senior Biden officials.

The second bill, expected in February, will tackle the president-elect’s longer-term goals of creating jobs, reforming infrastructure, combatting climate change and advancing racial equity.

Senior Biden officials, who have been working on the stimulus plan for weeks, also confirmed that the president-elect still supports $10,000 in student debt forgiveness. The president-elect will formally introduce the plan during a speech at 7:15 p.m. ET from Wilmington, Delaware.

Still, the nearly $2 trillion price tag will likely draw disdain from Republicans, such as Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, who may be wary of spending even more after December’s $900 billion bill.

Still, Biden officials said Thursday they are optimistic that the current rescue package had enough in it to make it palatable to lawmakers across the political spectrum and that the president-elect has been consulting congressional allies in recent weeks on the best path toward approval.

Others, such as Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., have offered early bipartisan support for Biden’s spending plans. Earlier this week, the Florida Republican implored the president-elect to make direct payments of $2,000 a top priority.

“All across our nation, people are looking for answers and demanding accountability, but they are also desperate for hope: hope that political leaders in Washington can begin taking steps to heal our deeply divided nation,” Rubio wrote in a letter to Biden dated Tuesday.

“It would send a powerful message to the American people if, on the first day of your presidency, you called on the House and Senate to send you legislation to increase the direct economic impact payments to Americans struggling due to the pandemic from $600 to $2,000,” he added.

Most economists, including Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, warn that additional Covid-19 relief funding and economic stimulus may be needed to help businesses stay afloat until the broader population has access to vaccines.

As of Thursday morning, the virus had killed more than 384,000 Americans, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.

Evidence that the virus continues to hamstring the U.S. economy is also readily available.

The latest jobless claims report, published earlier Thursday, showed that first-time claims for unemployment insurance jumped to 965,000 last week. The figure represented the highest level of initial unemployment claims since August.

Last week, the Labor Department’s monthly jobs report found employers shed 140,000 jobs in December, another indication the summer’s business rebound has paused or reversed.

“I think we’re going to see the existing stimulus program mitigate that, but it’s not going to give us the bounce we need to carry through until the vaccine has really brought the virus under control,” said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at Commonwealth Financial Network.

“The question is: How fast are we going to bounce back? If you assume we’re going to bounce back without more stimulus, that’s basically the case for no more stimulus,” he added. “Personally, I’m not convinced that’s the case. And even if it is the case, it will certainly be much faster and more humane if we get more stimulus.”

Though some wondered if Biden would try to force the legislation through Congress using a special budgetary tool known as reconciliation, the president-elect is hoping the proposal will appeal to members of both parties.

Biden’s interest in bipartisan support could be an early attempt to foster the comradery he will need if his long-term aspirations like infrastructure and tax reform are to stand a chance in a Senate divided 50-50.

Though Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will cast tiebreaking votes, Biden and the rest of the caucus cannot afford to lose fellow Democrats — and will likely try to draw in moderate Republicans — if his Build Back Better plan is to stand a chance in Congress.

Biden’s cooperative stance may also be in the hope Senate lawmakers will differentiate haggling over the Covid-19 relief legislation from Trump’s potential impeachment trial and the more-routine process of confirming Cabinet nominees.

–CNBC’s Jacob Pramuk contributed to this report.