Jueves 3/06/21 Cifras del empleo privado

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Cifras del empleo privado de ADP
Seguros de desempleo
PMI y ISM de servicios

THURSDAY, JUNE 3
8:15 am ADP employment report May 680,000 742,000
8:30 am Initial jobless claims (regular state program) May 29 393,000 406,000
8:30 am Continuing jobless claims (regular state program) May 22 -- 3.64 million
8:30 am Productivity (revision) Q1 5.5% 5.4%
8:30 am Unit labor costs (revision) Q1 -0.3% -0.3%
9:45 am Markit services PMI (final) May 70.1 70.1
10 am ISM services index May 62.5% 62.7%
1 pm Dallas Fed President Rob Kaplan speaks
1:50 pm Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker speaks
3:05 pm Fed Vice Chair Randal Quarles speaks

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Crude Oil Futures 69.30 0.47 0.68
Brent Crude Futures 71.89 0.54 0.76
Gold Futures 1907.30 -2.60 -0.14
Silver Futures 28.290 0.086 0.30
DJIA Futures 34599 9 0.03
S&P 500 Futures 4208.50 2.30

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Crude Oil Futures 69.30 0.47 0.68
Brent Crude Futures 71.89 0.54 0.76
Gold Futures 1907.30 -2.60 -0.14
Silver Futures 28.290 0.086 0.30
DJIA Futures 34599 9 0.03
S&P 500 Futures 4208.50 2.30

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Japan: Nikkei 225 29058.11 111.97 0.39
UK: FTSE 100 7042.87 -65.13 -0.92
Crude Oil Futures 68.59 -0.24 -0.35
Gold Futures 1896.30 -13.60 -0.71
Yen 109.76 0.19 0.17
Euro 1.2190

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China: Shanghai Composite 3584.21 -12.93 -0.36
Japan: Nikkei 225 29058.11 111.97 0.39
UK: FTSE 100 7043.42 -64

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Crude Oil Futures 68.56 -0.27 -0.39
Brent Crude Futures 71.13 -0.22 -0.31
Gold Futures 1895.80 -14.10 -0.74
Silver Futures 27.855 -0.349 -1.24
DJIA Futures 34424 -166 -0.48
S&P 500 Futures 4183.00 -23.20

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Euro (EUR/USD) 1.2194 -0.0018 -0.15
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 109.73 0.16 0.15
U.K. Pound (GBP/USD) 1.4186 0.0016 0.11
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.8993 0.0014 0.16
Chinese Yuan (USD/CNY) 6.3903 0.0092 0.14
U.S. Dollar Index 90.06 0

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U.S. 10 Year 1.606 0.018
Germany 10 Year -0.184 0.012
U.K. 10 Year 0.828 0.027
Japan 10 Year 0.087 0.008
Australia 10 Year 1.617 -0.021
China 10 Year 3.106

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BlackBerry, AMC, Sundial Growers: What to Watch When the Stock Market Opens Today
Meme stocks look poised for another surge while stock futures tied to broader markets edged lower

By June 3, 2021 6:59 am ET
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A massive rally in meme stocks during Wednesday’s trading session shows no signs of losing steam. Here’s what we’re watching before trading gets under way Thursday.

Shares of AMC Entertainment AMC 95.22% extended their latest trading frenzy, adding 20% in premarket trading. BlackBerry BB 31.92% shares were also poised to continue climbing, up more than 25% premarket. Express EXPR 36.48% gained 10% ahead of the opening bell.
Pot stocks also gained, with Sundial Growers SNDL 13.00% up more than 20% premarket and Tilray TLRY 11.90% adding 9.7%.
Cryptocurrencies advanced, with bitcoin gaining more than 4% at $39,455.70 and ether up 6% at $2,886.93.
Futures tied to the S&P 500 fell 0.5%, pointing to a decline for the broad market gauge after the opening bell. Read our full market wrap here.

BlackBerry shares were climbing in premarket trade on Thursday.
Photo: mike blake/Reuters
What’s Coming Up

Earnings are due from Slack, WORK -0.32% CrowdStrike CRWD -0.67% and Broadcom AVGO 1.16% after markets close.
The latest data on initial jobless claims is scheduled to be released at 8:30 a.m. ET. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal are forecasting a decline below 400,000 applications, from 406,000 the prior week, which would be a new pandemic low.
Market Movers to Watch

Smartsheet SMAR 2.09% shares gained 1.5% premarket after the cloud-computing company reported a quarterly loss but revenue that came in ahead of expectations.
Semtech SMTC -1.62% ‘s profit more than doubled in the latest period as sales rose 28% from the year earlier, driven by record sales in its wireless and sensing-products group. Its shares added 5.8% in premarket trading.
Conn’s CONN 0.50% shares rallied more than 10% after the retailer of furniture, mattresses, home appliances, consumer electronics and home-office products reported its highest quarterly profit in its 131-year history, as it booked gains in its retail and credit segments.
Software company Splunk SPLK 2.92% reported a 16% revenue increase in the latest period but its net loss widened on higher operating expenses, driven in part by its transition to the cloud. Shares fell 4.7% premarket.
Market Facts

In a rally reminiscent of the Reddit-fueled craze of late January, AMC shares almost doubled to $62.55 Wednesday, notching their first record close since 2015. AMC shares jumped so far so fast that trading was temporarily halted four times.
Dogecoin jumped 21% on Wednesday after Coinbase Global said it would allow users to trade the joke cryptocurrency on a platform geared toward more experienced investors. The rally continued Thursday, with another 3.2% rise.
On this day in 1775, the national debt of the U.S. was born, as the Continental Congress authorized a loan of 6 million pounds sterling to buy gunpowder—showing they were prepared to borrow money more than a year before they were ready to declare independence.
Chart of the Day

Defying Gravity
The amount of money, known as 'total lockedvalue,' on the top five DeFi services onEthereum has surged this year.
Total assets, in U.S. dollars
Source: DeFi Pulse

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Dogecoin and NFTs have captured the public’s imagination, but money is also flooding into another hot, and risky, corner of the cryptocurrency market: DeFi.
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Labor Shortage

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Copper Boom Has BHP, Freeport Picking Through Waste
Big miners to invest in Pritzker, Walton-backed firm Jetti Resources, which says it can extract copper from mine waste

By June 3, 2021 6:11 am ET

A copper anode at BHP's Olympic Dam copper and uranium mine in South Australia.
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An obscure mining business part-owned by members of the Pritzker and Walton families is getting some new heavyweight investors: BHP Group Ltd. BHP -0.07% and Freeport-McMoRan Inc., FCX -1.97% two of the world’s biggest miners.

The investment in Jetti Resources LLC, which extracts copper out of mine waste, comes amid growing interest and rallying prices for the metal used in construction and manufacturing, as well as to conduct electricity. Demand for copper is expected to outstrip supply in the coming years, with more of the metal needed as the world transitions to a lower-carbon economy.

Jetti said that BHP, Freeport and Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp. 8058 -0.10% were among a group that had agreed to invest a total of $50 million in the company to help fund the rollout of the business. It didn’t disclose the value of the company, or the size of its new investors’ holdings.

Jetti’s current owners include DNS Capital, the family office of Gigi Pritzker, a movie producer who is one of the heirs of the family behind the Hyatt hotel chain. Ben Walton, whose family founded Walmart Inc., also owns a stake. Both will remain investors.

Laura Tyler, BHP’s chief technical officer, said in a statement that the miner expected global copper demand to double over the next 30 years as more of the metal is used to support renewable technologies and decarbonization goals.

Boulder, Colo.-based Jetti uses a type of leaching technology, whereby chemicals help separate ore from its surrounding earth, to extract copper that would otherwise be too difficult to get out using conventional methods.

Miners typically abandon earth they have dug out where the ore is perceived to be of too low a grade to make it worthwhile to extract.


Copper treated through Jetti’s leaching technique at the Pinto Valley mine in Arizona.
Photo: Jetti Resources
Jetti says that this so-called lost copper could ease a looming shortage of the metal.

“There is a shortfall of copper in the future. We are able to help fill that up… by being able to process the massive amount of wasted material that the industry has in its mines,” said Mike Outwin, Jetti’s chief executive.

While a mine can take 10 years to develop, Mr. Outwin said his method can produce copper more quickly because it is working on stockpiles of earth that have already been built up.

Jetti says it has a pipeline of 23 projects at various stages with one already producing copper through this process in Pinto Valley, Ariz.

Big miners like BHP, the world’s largest, and Arizona-based copper giant Freeport typically have huge piles of waste that came from extracting copper.

Jetti estimates there are around 234 million metric tons of this so-called contained copper, which could be processed between now and 2050. It says that material would be worth about $2.4 trillion at current market prices.

Recycling mine waste from old mines to get new resources isn’t new. The gold-mining industry has been doing it for years, while the U.S. government is financing research into how rare earths, key minerals in various technology products, can be extracted from coal ash and waste.


A copper and gold mine operated by a subsidiary of Freeport-McMoRan near Timika, Indonesia.
Photo: antara photo agency/Reuters
Jetti says its technology makes extracting copper from mine waste commercially viable for the first time.

Copper prices have almost doubled over the past 12 months to a record of $10,762 a metric ton last month, buoyed as the global economy bounces back from Covid-19, governments increase spending on infrastructure and supply stutters for some resources.

Potential shortages of copper are seen as particularly acute and a possible problem for some green technologies, like electric vehicles and energy storage, that use the metal.

The total demand for copper is forecast to increase 40% by 2030—with so-called green demand jumping as much as 900%—according to Goldman Sachs, leaving a supply shortfall of 8.2 million metric tons. Even as copper prices have rallied over the past 12 months, no material new mines have been approved, it added.

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Los seguros de desempleo bajaron a 385,000

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Companies hired nearly a million new workers in May, ADP says
PUBLISHED THU, JUN 3 20218:15 AM EDTUPDATED 26 MIN AGO
Jeff Cox
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Private payrolls increased by 978,000 in May vs. the 680,000 estimate.
That was the largest gain since last June as the economy was emerging from the early pandemic lockdowns.
Leisure and hospitality showed the biggest gains with 440,000 new hires.
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Private payrolls rose by 978,000 in May, vs 680,000 estimate: ADP
Private job growth for May accelerated at its fastest pace in nearly a year as companies hired 970,000 workers, according to a report Thursday from payroll processing firm ADP.

It was a big jump from April’s 654,000 and the largest gain since the 4.35 million added in June 2020 as the national economy came out of its Covid-19 lockdown. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been looking for 680,000 in May.


The April total was revised sharply lower from the initially reported 742,000.

ADP’s private payroll count, done in conjunction with Moody’s Analytics, serves as a precursor to Friday’s more closely watched nonfarm payrolls data from the Labor Department. However, the two numbers can differ substantially, as they did in April when the official count showed just 266,000 new jobs compared with expectations of a million.

“Private payrolls showed a marked improvement from recent months and the strongest gain since the early days of the recovery,” said Nela Richardson, chief economist at ADP.

The ADP figures showed a boom in leisure and hospitality jobs. In a continuing recovery for the industry hurt most by the government-induced lockdowns, the sector added 440,000 new jobs for the month.

Education and health services added 139,000, though most came from health care, while trade, transportation and utilities contributed 118,000. Professional and business services saw 68,000 new hires while the other services category had 69,000.


On the goods-producing side, construction payrolls increased by 65,000 while manufacturing added 52,000.

Overall, services were responsible for 850,000 jobs and goods-producing made up the balance of 128,000.

Job gains were distributed almost perfectly even by company size, with medium-sized businesses of 50-499 employees contributing 338,000. Small firms hired 338,000 and large companies had 308,000.

“Companies of all sizes experienced an uptick in job growth, reflecting the improving nature of the pandemic and economy,” Richardson said.

The official nonfarm payrolls count or May is expected to show growth of 671,000 a drop in the unemployment rate to 5.9%.

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CHG %CHG
DJIA 34451.15 -149.23 -0.43
S&P 500 4184.28 -23.84 -0.57
Nasdaq Composite 13642.43 -113.90 -0.83
Japan: Nikkei 225 29058.11 111.97 0.39
UK: FTSE 100 7047.09 -60.91 -0.86
Crude Oil Futures 68.96 0.13 0.19
Gold Futures 1879.30 -30.60 -1.60
Yen 110.05 0.48 0.44
Euro 1.2154 -0.0059

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https://es.finance.yahoo.com/noticias/nóminas-privadas-eeuu-mejoran-expectativas-132330123.html

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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 34639.97 39.59 0.11
S&P 500 4197.33 -10.79 -0.26
Nasdaq Composite 13636.04 -120.29 -0.87
Japan: Nikkei 225 29058.11 111.97 0.39
UK: FTSE 100 7065.42 -42.58 -0.60
Crude Oil Futures 68.78 -0.05 -0.07
Gold Futures 1871.80 -38.10 -1.99
Yen 110.26 0.68 0.62
Euro 1