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Copper September 15,07:19
Bid/Ask 3.5987 - 3.5996
Change -0.0076 -0.21%
Low/High 3.5924 - 3.6449
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Change -0.1247 -1.14%
Low/High 10.8008 - 11.0299
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Bid/Ask 1.1281 - 1.1285
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Ux U308 price: 52.00
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Stock futures are little changed ahead of a fresh batch of economic data
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U.S. equity futures were little changed on Thursday as investors looked ahead to several economic reports scheduled to come out in the morning.

Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average ticked down 14 points, or less than 0.1%. S&P 500 futures dipped 0.1%, and Nasdaq 100 futures lost 0.2%.

Retail sales, import prices and jobless claims, as well as the Philadelphia Fed manufacturing survey and the Empire State manufacturing survey are all slated for release at 8:30 a.m. ET. Those reports will come after Wednesday’s producer price index report showed an decrease in wholesale prices of 0.1% in August.

Wall Street is coming off a choppy session in which the major averages posted modest gains. The Dow on Wednesday closed slightly higher, by 30 points, after falling more than 200 points at one point. The S&P 500 rose 0.3%, and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.7%.

Stocks sought stability after a hotter-than-expected inflation report on Tuesday sent them tumbling to post their worst day since 2020. August’s consumer price index report showed headline inflation rose 0.1% on a monthly basis, despite a drop in gas prices.

“One-day events are tough to extrapolate,” said Jeff deGraaf, founder and chairman of Renaissance Macro Research, on CNBC’s “Closing Bell: Overtime.” “It is one of those extreme events that doesn’t have follow-through and that tends to be good news, not bad.”

“Inflation is really a dark cloud over equities, but I think it’s really important that people keep in mind that it’s not about good and bad in the markets, it’s about better and worse,” he added, “and it does appear that inflation is getting better.”

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Crypto market is calm after ethereum merge is completed

The long-awaited ethereum merge took effect overnight. The software upgrade switches the ethereum network to proof-of-stake from proof-of-work, a move that should significantly reduce energy consumption for the blockchain network.

However, there did not appear to be an immediate reaction in crypto prices. Ether, the flagship token for the ethereum network, dipped 0.3% to $1,585.18 on Thursday morning.

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Los futuros de acciones cambian poco antes de un nuevo lote de datos económicos

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Wall Street abrirá con modestas ganancias

Los futuros de acciones de EE. UU. cambiaron poco el jueves, ya que los inversores esperaban varios informes económicos programados para salir por la mañana.

Los futuros vinculados al promedio industrial Dow Jones cayeron 14 puntos, o menos del 0,1 %. Los futuros de S&P 500 cayeron un 0,1 % y los futuros de Nasdaq 100 perdieron un 0,2 %.

Las ventas al por menor, los precios de importación y las reclamaciones por desempleo, así como la encuesta de fabricación de la Reserva Federal de Filadelfia y la encuesta de fabricación de Empire State están programadas para su publicación a las 8:30 a.m. ET. Esos informes llegarán después de que el informe del índice de precios al productor del miércoles mostrara una disminución de los precios al por mayor del 0,1 % en agosto.

Wall Street está saliendo de una sesión entrecortada en la que los principales promedios registraron ganancias modestas. El Dow cerró el miércoles un poco más alto, en 30 puntos, después de caer más de 200 puntos en un punto. El S&P 500 aumentó un 0,3 % y el Nasdaq Composite avanzó un 0,7 %.

Las acciones buscaron estabilidad después de que un informe de inflación más caliente de lo esperado el martes las enviara caer para publicar su peor día desde 2020. El informe del índice de precios al consumidor de agosto mostró que la inflación general aumentó un 0,1 % mensualmente, a pesar de una caída en los precios del gas.

"Los eventos de un día son difíciles de extrapolar", dijo Jeff deGraaf, fundador y presidente de Renaissance Macro Research, en "Closing Bell: Overtime" de CNBC. "Es uno de esos eventos extremos que no tienen seguimiento y que tiende a ser buenas noticias, no malas".

"La inflación es realmente una nube oscura sobre las acciones, pero creo que es muy importante que la gente tenga en cuenta que no se trata de lo bueno y lo malo en los mercados, se trata de lo mejor y lo peor", agregó, "y parece que la inflación está mejorando".

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El mercado criptográfico está tranquilo después de que se complete la fusión de Ethereum

La tan esperada fusión de ethereum entró en vigor de la noche a la mañana. La actualización de software cambia la red ethereum a la prueba de participación de la prueba de trabajo, un movimiento que debería reducir significativamente el consumo de energía para la red de cadena de bloques.

Sin embargo, no parecía haber una reacción inmediata en los precios de las criptomonedas. Ether, el token insignia de la red de ethereum, desplomó un 0,3 % a 1.585,18 dólares el jueves por la mañana.

— Jesse Pound

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Retail Sales Report to Show Consumers’ Response to Falling Gasoline Prices
Shoppers still facing stubbornly high inflation at stores and restaurants

By Harriet Torry and Austen Hufford
Sept. 15, 2022 5:30 am ET

A government report on retail spending in August will show how Americans responded to falling gasoline prices and ongoing high inflation at the end of the summer.

Retail spending, which mostly encompasses spending on goods such as furniture, vehicles and groceries, has largely remained resilient in recent months despite inflationary pressures and rising interest rates that make car loans more expensive.

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Month-over-month spending was flat in July, but rose solidly when often volatile gasoline and auto sales were stripped out.

Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal estimate that retail sales were unchanged again in August—a key month for back-to-school spending in categories like electronics, clothing and sporting goods.

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Incomes falling, when factoring in inflation, “coupled with elevated prices are eating into consumers’ ability to ramp up spending,” wrote Lindsey Piegza, the chief economist at investment bank Stifel.

Regular gasoline prices fell in August, ending the month at under $4 a gallon, down from a $5 peak in mid-June, offering some savings to consumers as the cost of groceries and other products rose.

The Labor Department on Tuesday reported its consumer-price index rose 8.3% in August from the same month a year ago, which marked a deceleration from earlier this summer, when the inflation rate was the highest in four decades. But when excluding energy and food costs, the price index increased 6.3% in August, up markedly from earlier in the summer—a signal that broad price pressures strengthened.

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Unlike many economic reports produced by the government, retail sales aren’t adjusted for inflation.

Concerns about the pace of price increases remain at the forefront for American households, according to surveys of consumer sentiment. Still, surveys by the University of Michigan and the Conference Board both improved in August as consumer expectations about the economic outlook rose.


Retail spending has largely remained resilient despite inflationary pressures.Photo: apu gomes/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
Thomas Dennison, a retired engineer living in Clearwater, Fla., said he is consolidating car trips to save on gasoline, and tries to use his motorcycle when possible as it gets better fuel mileage than his car. He is also buying store brands and cutting down on dining out.

Mr. Dennison and his spouse are increasingly socializing with friends and families in each others’ homes rather than going out for dinner. The couple dines out once rather than twice a week, and usually at an inexpensive barbecue place. “We haven’t gone to a nice restaurant in months,” the 67-year old said.

Penelope Smiley, a marketing executive based near Milwaukee, purchased folders, crayons and other educational items for her two sons over the course of the summer instead of waiting until the back-to-school season.

“I started paying attention to all of the sales more than I typically would,” she said.

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Retail sales growth sluggish in August as consumers fight to keep up with inflation
PUBLISHED THU, SEP 15 20229:10 AM EDTUPDATED 57 MIN AGO
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Retail sales rose 0.3% in August, better than expected but boosted largely by a big jump in motor vehicles and parts dealer receipts.
Weekly jobless claims declined to 213,000, also better than estimates.
Manufacturing readings from the New York and Philadelphia regions suggested the sector is in contraction.
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Retail sales numbers were better than expected in August as price increases across a multitude of sectors offset a considerable drop in gas station receipts, the Census Bureau reported Thursday.

Advance retail sales for the month increased 0.3% from July, better than the Dow Jones estimate for no change. The total is not adjusted for inflation, which increased 0.1% in August, suggesting that spending outpaced price increases.


Inflation as gauged by the consumer price index rose 8.3% over the past year through August, while retail sales increased 9.3%.

However, excluding autos, sales decreased 0.3% for the month, below the estimate for a 0.1% increase. Excluding autos and gas, sales rose 0.3%.

Sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers led all categories, rising 2.8%, helping to offset the 4.2% decline in gas stations, whose receipts tumbled as prices fell sharply. Online sales also decreased 0.7%, while bar and restaurant sales rose 1.1%.

Revisions to the July numbers pointed to further consumer struggles, with the initially reported unchanged but to a decline of 0.4%.

Also, “control” group that economists use to boil down retail sales, was unchanged from July. The group excludes sales from auto dealers, building materials retailers, gas stations, office supply stores, mobile homes and tobacco stores and is what the government uses to calculate retail’s share of GDP.

“Higher inflation drove the top line sales figure but volumes are obviously falling because on a real basis, sales are negative,” said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group. “Core retail sales being well below expectations will result in a cut to GDP estimates for Q3 as stated.”

Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, called the release “a mixed report, but we see no cause for alarm.” He said the slump in housing will depress some related sales numbers, but overall spending should up as real incomes rise.

The retail numbers led a busy day for economic data.

Elsewhere, initial jobless claims for the week ended Sept. 10 totaled 213,000, a decrease of 5,000 from the previous week and better than the 225,000 estimate. Import prices in August fell 1%, less than the expected 1.2% decline.

Two manufacturing gauges showed mixed results: The New York Federal Reserve’s Empire State Manufacturing Index for September showed a reading of -1.5, a massive 30-point jump from the previous month. However, the Philadelphia Fed’s gauge came in at -9.9, a big drop from the 6.2 in August and below the expectation for a positive 2.3 reading.

The two Fed readings reflect the percentage of companies reporting expansion versus contraction, suggesting manufacturing was broadly in a pullback for the month.

The reports, however, pointed to some softening in price pressures. For New York, the prices paid and prices received indexes respectively declined 15.9 and 9.1 points, though both remained solidly in growth territory with readings of 39.6 and 23.6. In Philadelphia, prices paid fell nearly 14 points but prices received increased 6.3 points. Those indexes respectively were 29.8 and 29.6, indicating that prices are still rising overall but at a slower pace.

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