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Jueves 03/11/22
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Bank of England Raises Key Interest Rate by 0.75 Point
Hike takes rate to highest level since November 2008
The Bank of England enacted its eighth consecutive interest-rate increase.
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LONDON—The Bank of England raised its key interest rate by 0.75 percentage point on Thursday, its largest rise since 1989, as it fights a surge in inflation from rising energy prices even as the U.K. economy slides into an expected recession.
The central bank raised its benchmark lending rate to 3% from 2.25%, taking it to the highest level since November 2008. Higher borrowing costs will hurt an already weak economy as consumers brace for a difficult winter of falling real incomes and rising prices.
Despite the bank’s eighth consecutive interest-rate increase, its Monetary Policy Committee signaled that it doesn’t expect to continue to increase borrowing costs by as much as investors anticipate to tame inflation.
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“The MPC’s latest projections describe a very challenging outlook for the U.K. economy,” the BOE said in a statement. “It is expected to be in recession for a prolonged period.”
The Federal Reserve also raised its key rate by three-quarters of a percentage point Wednesday, and signaled plans to keep raising it, possibly in smaller increments but to higher levels than previously anticipated.
The BOE first raised its key rate in December, three months earlier than the Fed, but has moved more cautiously. That has brought criticism that it hasn’t tightened policy enough to clamp down on inflation, but some former policy makers also say the central bank can do little to affect energy prices and shouldn’t raise its key rate further.
As in other parts of Europe, the U.K. is facing a surge in inflation driven mostly by a jump in energy prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Moscow’s decision to choke off natural-gas supplies to Europe. In the 12 months through September, U.K. prices rose 10.1%, matching the July figure in recording the fastest increase in 40 years.
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The U.K. central bank’s policy decision comes after a period of economic and political turbulence triggered by a surprise package of tax cuts announced by former Prime Minister Liz Truss in late September. The absence of a plan to contain government borrowing over the medium term spooked investors, leading to a collapse in government-bond prices and the departure of Ms. Truss a month later. The BOE bought government bonds to prevent a market meltdown.
Since then, the U.K. government has shelved the tax-cut plans and vowed a series of tax increases and spending cuts that it says will lower debt as a share of the economy later this decade, easing pressure on the central bank to try to offset the inflationary impact of Ms. Truss’s plans through far larger rate increases. The central bank said it hadn’t taken account of those planned moves in its decision Thursday, but will do when it next decides policy in December.
The central bank’s decision to raise borrowing costs will add to the difficulties facing households and businesses as they prepare to navigate a winter of recession and rising prices, a combination that will squeeze incomes.
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The BOE said the U.K. economy likely entered a recession in the three months through September, when output fell by an estimated 0.5%, a downturn it forecast would last through the second quarter of 2024 if it were to raise its key rate as markets expect.
The BOE said markets were pricing in a path for its key rate that would peak at 5.25% late next year.
The central bank still expects the economy to contract 1.5% in 2023 and projects a further decline in gross domestic product of 1% in 2024. It said the unemployment rate would jump to 6.5% by the end of 2025 if it raised its key rate as much as markets expected.
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Leaving its key rate at 3% would see the recession last through the final quarter of next year, the BOE said.
Figures released by the BOE on Monday showed households cut their credit-card borrowing to 100 million pounds, equivalent to $114 million, in September from £700 million in August, while new loans for house purchases fell to 66,800 from 74,400. A survey of manufacturers released Tuesday showed factory output fell in October, while a sharp decline in new orders prompted the first reduction in employment in almost two years. A similar survey of service providers released Thursday recorded the largest decline in activity since January 2021, when the economy was in lockdown to contain the Covid-19 pandemic.
The BOE said Thursday a government cap on energy prices that is set to last until April would limit the rate of inflation during that period, and expects a peak of 10.9% before the end of this year, down from 13% previously. But the BOE forecast the inflation rate would remain high through next year and only fall back below its 2% target in 2024.
Policy makers said they were ready to “respond forcefully” to any sign that prices were set to rise faster than they now expect, but also indicated that they didn’t expect to raise the key rate as sharply as investors anticipate.
“Further increases in Bank Rate may be required for a sustainable return of inflation to target, albeit to a peak lower than priced into financial markets,” they said in a statement.
The immediate outlook for interest rates is complicated by divisions among the nine members of the MPC. While seven of those voted to raise the key rate to 3%, Swati Dhingra voted for a half-point rise, and Silvana Tenreyro voted for a quarter-point move.
Hike takes rate to highest level since November 2008
The Bank of England enacted its eighth consecutive interest-rate increase.
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LONDON—The Bank of England raised its key interest rate by 0.75 percentage point on Thursday, its largest rise since 1989, as it fights a surge in inflation from rising energy prices even as the U.K. economy slides into an expected recession.
The central bank raised its benchmark lending rate to 3% from 2.25%, taking it to the highest level since November 2008. Higher borrowing costs will hurt an already weak economy as consumers brace for a difficult winter of falling real incomes and rising prices.
Despite the bank’s eighth consecutive interest-rate increase, its Monetary Policy Committee signaled that it doesn’t expect to continue to increase borrowing costs by as much as investors anticipate to tame inflation.
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“The MPC’s latest projections describe a very challenging outlook for the U.K. economy,” the BOE said in a statement. “It is expected to be in recession for a prolonged period.”
The Federal Reserve also raised its key rate by three-quarters of a percentage point Wednesday, and signaled plans to keep raising it, possibly in smaller increments but to higher levels than previously anticipated.
The BOE first raised its key rate in December, three months earlier than the Fed, but has moved more cautiously. That has brought criticism that it hasn’t tightened policy enough to clamp down on inflation, but some former policy makers also say the central bank can do little to affect energy prices and shouldn’t raise its key rate further.
As in other parts of Europe, the U.K. is facing a surge in inflation driven mostly by a jump in energy prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Moscow’s decision to choke off natural-gas supplies to Europe. In the 12 months through September, U.K. prices rose 10.1%, matching the July figure in recording the fastest increase in 40 years.
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The U.K. central bank’s policy decision comes after a period of economic and political turbulence triggered by a surprise package of tax cuts announced by former Prime Minister Liz Truss in late September. The absence of a plan to contain government borrowing over the medium term spooked investors, leading to a collapse in government-bond prices and the departure of Ms. Truss a month later. The BOE bought government bonds to prevent a market meltdown.
Since then, the U.K. government has shelved the tax-cut plans and vowed a series of tax increases and spending cuts that it says will lower debt as a share of the economy later this decade, easing pressure on the central bank to try to offset the inflationary impact of Ms. Truss’s plans through far larger rate increases. The central bank said it hadn’t taken account of those planned moves in its decision Thursday, but will do when it next decides policy in December.
The central bank’s decision to raise borrowing costs will add to the difficulties facing households and businesses as they prepare to navigate a winter of recession and rising prices, a combination that will squeeze incomes.
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The BOE said the U.K. economy likely entered a recession in the three months through September, when output fell by an estimated 0.5%, a downturn it forecast would last through the second quarter of 2024 if it were to raise its key rate as markets expect.
The BOE said markets were pricing in a path for its key rate that would peak at 5.25% late next year.
The central bank still expects the economy to contract 1.5% in 2023 and projects a further decline in gross domestic product of 1% in 2024. It said the unemployment rate would jump to 6.5% by the end of 2025 if it raised its key rate as much as markets expected.
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Leaving its key rate at 3% would see the recession last through the final quarter of next year, the BOE said.
Figures released by the BOE on Monday showed households cut their credit-card borrowing to 100 million pounds, equivalent to $114 million, in September from £700 million in August, while new loans for house purchases fell to 66,800 from 74,400. A survey of manufacturers released Tuesday showed factory output fell in October, while a sharp decline in new orders prompted the first reduction in employment in almost two years. A similar survey of service providers released Thursday recorded the largest decline in activity since January 2021, when the economy was in lockdown to contain the Covid-19 pandemic.
The BOE said Thursday a government cap on energy prices that is set to last until April would limit the rate of inflation during that period, and expects a peak of 10.9% before the end of this year, down from 13% previously. But the BOE forecast the inflation rate would remain high through next year and only fall back below its 2% target in 2024.
Policy makers said they were ready to “respond forcefully” to any sign that prices were set to rise faster than they now expect, but also indicated that they didn’t expect to raise the key rate as sharply as investors anticipate.
“Further increases in Bank Rate may be required for a sustainable return of inflation to target, albeit to a peak lower than priced into financial markets,” they said in a statement.
The immediate outlook for interest rates is complicated by divisions among the nine members of the MPC. While seven of those voted to raise the key rate to 3%, Swati Dhingra voted for a half-point rise, and Silvana Tenreyro voted for a quarter-point move.
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Copper November 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 3.4524 - 3.4533
Change -0.0491 -1.40%
Low/High 3.4399 - 3.5263
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Nickel November 03,08:38
Bid/Ask 10.4765 - 10.4969
Change -0.1442 -1.36%
Low/High 10.4538 - 10.9196
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Aluminum November 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 1.1061 - 1.1065
Change -0.0134 -1.20%
Low/High 1.0993 - 1.1256
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Zinc November 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 1.2323 - 1.2332
Change -0.0291 -2.31%
Low/High 1.2273 - 1.2763
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Lead November 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 0.8952 - 0.8958
Change -0.0080 -0.89%
Low/High 0.8900 - 0.9061
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Uranium Oct 31, 2022
Ux U308 price: 52.30
Change from
Bid/Ask 3.4524 - 3.4533
Change -0.0491 -1.40%
Low/High 3.4399 - 3.5263
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Nickel November 03,08:38
Bid/Ask 10.4765 - 10.4969
Change -0.1442 -1.36%
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Aluminum November 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 1.1061 - 1.1065
Change -0.0134 -1.20%
Low/High 1.0993 - 1.1256
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Zinc November 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 1.2323 - 1.2332
Change -0.0291 -2.31%
Low/High 1.2273 - 1.2763
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Lead November 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 0.8952 - 0.8958
Change -0.0080 -0.89%
Low/High 0.8900 - 0.9061
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Los futuros de acciones se deslizan, el dólar gana después de que la Reserva Federal señale tasas más altas
Las acciones en Europa y Asia siguen la baja de Wall Street; las libras se desvían después de que el Banco de Inglaterra aumentara las tasas de interés en 0,75 puntos porcentuales
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Actualizado el 3 de noviembre de 2022 8:27 a. m. ET
Los futuros para el S&P 500 disminuyeron un 0,8 %, los futuros de Dow Jones Industrial Average cayeron un 0,6 % y los contratos en el Nasdaq-100 con mucha tecnología cayeron un 1,1 % el jueves. El miércoles, el S&P 500 cayó un 2,5% y el Nasdaq Composite cayó un 3,4 % después de que el presidente de la Reserva Federal, Jerome Powell, dijera que el banco central tenía mucho camino por hacer antes de que pudiera considerar pausar los aumentos de las tasas.
En el mercado de bonos, el rendimiento de los bonos del Tesoro a 10 años aumentó al 4,177% desde el 4,0 59 % el miércoles. Los rendimientos de los billetes de dos años aumentaron del 4,586 % al 4,716 %. Los rendimientos aumentan cuando los precios de los bonos caen, y han saltado este año en respuesta a los esfuerzos de la Reserva Federal para sofocar la inflación con tasas de interés más altas. El índice del dólar del WSJ se fortaleció un 0,7 %.
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El Banco de Inglaterra siguió a la Reserva Federal en el aumento de las tasas en 0,75 puntos porcentuales, el mayor aumento de tasas del banco central del Reino Unido desde 1989. El banco está en una posición incómoda de establecer la política monetaria en un momento de rápida inflación, pero sin una visión clara de la política económica del gobierno.
La libra se negoció un 1,4 % menos en el día a 1,1231 dólares, lo que extendió las pérdidas anteriores. Los rendimientos de los bonos del gobierno del Reino Unido a 10 años aumentaron al 3,508 % desde alrededor del 3,47 % justo antes del anuncio.
Antes de la decisión de la Reserva Federal del miércoles, los inversores esperaban que el banco central señalara una desaceleración en su campaña de aumento de tasas y una posible pausa mientras mide cuán estricta se está filtrando una política monetaria a la economía. Se quedaron decepcionados cuando el Sr. Powell sugirió que la Reserva Federal podría comenzar a aumentar las tasas en incrementos más pequeños, pero dijo que las tasas podrían subir a niveles más altos de lo previsto anteriormente.
Las tasas más altas han hecho temblar a través de los mercados globales este año después de más de una década de política monetaria fácil impulsado por la pandemia. Las acciones han caído, los rendimientos de los bonos se dispararon y el dólar se fortaleció frente a la mayoría de las otras monedas, acosando a algunas economías y sistemas financieros más vulnerables en el extranjero.
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Edward Park, director de inversiones de Brooks Macdonald, dijo que el Sr. Los comentarios de Powell el miércoles abrieron la posibilidad de que el banco central elevara las tasas a niveles más altos de lo esperado y luego las mantuviera allí durante algún tiempo para reducir la inflación.
"Se retrasó contra la opinión tal vez ingenua en el mercado de que la Reserva Federal se endurecerá o será acomodativa", el Sr. Dijo Park. "Mirando más adelante, los mercados tienen que considerar un telón de fondo más alto por más largo en términos de tasas de interés", agregó, refiriéndose al mantra europeo de tasas de interés más bajas por más largas que se mantuvo durante la década de 2010.
Los mercados globales siguieron a Wall Street a la baja. El Stoxx Europe 600 cayó un 1,3 % y el Hang Seng de Hong Kong cayó un 3,1 %. Los mercados japoneses estaban cerrados por un día festivo.
Los comerciantes trabajaron en el piso de la Bolsa de Valores de Nueva York el miércoles. Foto: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images
También próximamente, el Departamento de Trabajo informa del número de solicitudes de beneficios de desempleo a las 8:30 a.m. Las reclamaciones se han acercado al promedio semanal de 2019 de alrededor de 218.000 en las últimas semanas, una señal de que los empleadores se están aferrando a los trabajadores.
Las encuestas de actividad en el sector de servicios de EE. UU. deben presentarse a las 9:45 a.m. y a las 10 a.m.
Las acciones en Europa y Asia siguen la baja de Wall Street; las libras se desvían después de que el Banco de Inglaterra aumentara las tasas de interés en 0,75 puntos porcentuales
Joe Wallace
Actualizado el 3 de noviembre de 2022 8:27 a. m. ET
Los futuros para el S&P 500 disminuyeron un 0,8 %, los futuros de Dow Jones Industrial Average cayeron un 0,6 % y los contratos en el Nasdaq-100 con mucha tecnología cayeron un 1,1 % el jueves. El miércoles, el S&P 500 cayó un 2,5% y el Nasdaq Composite cayó un 3,4 % después de que el presidente de la Reserva Federal, Jerome Powell, dijera que el banco central tenía mucho camino por hacer antes de que pudiera considerar pausar los aumentos de las tasas.
En el mercado de bonos, el rendimiento de los bonos del Tesoro a 10 años aumentó al 4,177% desde el 4,0 59 % el miércoles. Los rendimientos de los billetes de dos años aumentaron del 4,586 % al 4,716 %. Los rendimientos aumentan cuando los precios de los bonos caen, y han saltado este año en respuesta a los esfuerzos de la Reserva Federal para sofocar la inflación con tasas de interés más altas. El índice del dólar del WSJ se fortaleció un 0,7 %.
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El Banco de Inglaterra siguió a la Reserva Federal en el aumento de las tasas en 0,75 puntos porcentuales, el mayor aumento de tasas del banco central del Reino Unido desde 1989. El banco está en una posición incómoda de establecer la política monetaria en un momento de rápida inflación, pero sin una visión clara de la política económica del gobierno.
La libra se negoció un 1,4 % menos en el día a 1,1231 dólares, lo que extendió las pérdidas anteriores. Los rendimientos de los bonos del gobierno del Reino Unido a 10 años aumentaron al 3,508 % desde alrededor del 3,47 % justo antes del anuncio.
Antes de la decisión de la Reserva Federal del miércoles, los inversores esperaban que el banco central señalara una desaceleración en su campaña de aumento de tasas y una posible pausa mientras mide cuán estricta se está filtrando una política monetaria a la economía. Se quedaron decepcionados cuando el Sr. Powell sugirió que la Reserva Federal podría comenzar a aumentar las tasas en incrementos más pequeños, pero dijo que las tasas podrían subir a niveles más altos de lo previsto anteriormente.
Las tasas más altas han hecho temblar a través de los mercados globales este año después de más de una década de política monetaria fácil impulsado por la pandemia. Las acciones han caído, los rendimientos de los bonos se dispararon y el dólar se fortaleció frente a la mayoría de las otras monedas, acosando a algunas economías y sistemas financieros más vulnerables en el extranjero.
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Edward Park, director de inversiones de Brooks Macdonald, dijo que el Sr. Los comentarios de Powell el miércoles abrieron la posibilidad de que el banco central elevara las tasas a niveles más altos de lo esperado y luego las mantuviera allí durante algún tiempo para reducir la inflación.
"Se retrasó contra la opinión tal vez ingenua en el mercado de que la Reserva Federal se endurecerá o será acomodativa", el Sr. Dijo Park. "Mirando más adelante, los mercados tienen que considerar un telón de fondo más alto por más largo en términos de tasas de interés", agregó, refiriéndose al mantra europeo de tasas de interés más bajas por más largas que se mantuvo durante la década de 2010.
Los mercados globales siguieron a Wall Street a la baja. El Stoxx Europe 600 cayó un 1,3 % y el Hang Seng de Hong Kong cayó un 3,1 %. Los mercados japoneses estaban cerrados por un día festivo.
Los comerciantes trabajaron en el piso de la Bolsa de Valores de Nueva York el miércoles. Foto: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images
También próximamente, el Departamento de Trabajo informa del número de solicitudes de beneficios de desempleo a las 8:30 a.m. Las reclamaciones se han acercado al promedio semanal de 2019 de alrededor de 218.000 en las últimas semanas, una señal de que los empleadores se están aferrando a los trabajadores.
Las encuestas de actividad en el sector de servicios de EE. UU. deben presentarse a las 9:45 a.m. y a las 10 a.m.
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Japan: Nikkei 225 27663.39 -15.53 -0.06
UK: FTSE 100 7140.32 -3.82 -0.05
Crude Oil Futures 88.14 -1.86 -2.07
Gold Futures 1628.40 -21.60 -1.31
Yen 147.84 -0.09 -0.06
Euro 0
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Re: Jueves 03/11/22
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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 32164.81 17.05 0.05
S&P 500 3742.23 -17.46 -0.46
Nasdaq Composite 10410.98 -113.82 -1.08
Japan: Nikkei 225 27663.39 -15.53 -0.06
UK: FTSE 100 7188.63 44.49 0.62
Crude Oil Futures 88.28 -1.72 -1.91
Gold Futures 1633.70 -16.30 -0.99
Yen 148.24 0.32 0.21
Euro 0.9760
DJIA 32164.81 17.05 0.05
S&P 500 3742.23 -17.46 -0.46
Nasdaq Composite 10410.98 -113.82 -1.08
Japan: Nikkei 225 27663.39 -15.53 -0.06
UK: FTSE 100 7188.63 44.49 0.62
Crude Oil Futures 88.28 -1.72 -1.91
Gold Futures 1633.70 -16.30 -0.99
Yen 148.24 0.32 0.21
Euro 0.9760
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Re: Jueves 03/11/22
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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 32001.25 -146.51 -0.46
S&P 500 3719.89 -39.80 -1.06
Nasdaq Composite 10342.94 -181.86 -1.73
Japan: Nikkei 225 27663.39 -15.53 -0.06
UK: FTSE 100 7188.63 44.49 0.62
Crude Oil Futures 87.95 -2.05 -2.28
Gold Futures 1632.10 -17.90 -1.08
Yen 148.28 0.00 0.00
Euro 0.9748
DJIA 32001.25 -146.51 -0.46
S&P 500 3719.89 -39.80 -1.06
Nasdaq Composite 10342.94 -181.86 -1.73
Japan: Nikkei 225 27663.39 -15.53 -0.06
UK: FTSE 100 7188.63 44.49 0.62
Crude Oil Futures 87.95 -2.05 -2.28
Gold Futures 1632.10 -17.90 -1.08
Yen 148.28 0.00 0.00
Euro 0.9748
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Re: Jueves 03/11/22
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