Miercoles 01/06/11, Ventas de autos, Reporte ADP del empleo

[El_Diez]

Yo ayer dije que el IGBVL volvería a bajar y lo comente con base utilizando A. T y va a bajar mas en el transcurso del día, ….. Hasta el momento todo este movimiento del índice general es normal, es una corrección normal, algunos ya lo están relacionando esta bajada con un posible repunte de Ollanta en las encuestas y no es así, Hasta el momento es una corrección normal. Hay que seguir atento al desarrollo tampoco hay que descartar del todo un repunte de Ollanta pero hasta el momento es una corrección normal
Es mi punto de vista no estoy recomendando nada por si acaso.

[especuladorx]

A mi, primero me dijeron que habia una encuesta privada, donde Keiko salia arriba, aunque despues otro amigo me dijo que no era cierto, actualmente no hay resultados de ninguna encuesta, segun me cuentan, supongo que hoy en la tarde saldra alguna de ellas

[especuladorx]

Lo que si veo en el EPU es que estan comprando bastante a precios bien bajos, deben ser bancos de inversion

[trader]

Alguien sigue a WAMUQ? tiene una subida bien fuerte desde el 20 de mayo mas de 500%

[PatriPeru]

Lo que si veo en el EPU es que estan comprando bastante a precios bien bajos, deben ser bancos de inversion

Y quienes venden bastante ?? Esa es la cuestion, quien vendio tanto temprano...

[admin]

Las ventas de Hunday suben 20.7%

Au up 1,547.9, futures cu down 4.12

-143.61

Euro up 1.4431

[admin]

EPU, BVN y SCCO mas del 3% a la baja.

Libor igual 0.25%

Oil down 101.97

-145.16

[admin]

Hay que recordar que las cifras de ADP no siempre son correctas. El Viernes vienen las cifras oficiales del empleo.

El oro beneficiandose del rio revuelto.

-142.02

[admin]

Los datos de Mayo indican desaceleracion

El ISM manufacturero bajo a 53.5 en Mayo de 60.4 en Abril. 50 indican expansion, los economistas esperaban 57.

May Data Indicate Slowdown

By KATHLEEN MADIGAN
The U.S. manufacturing sector slowed sharply in May, according to data released Wednesday by the Institute for Supply Management. Price pressures lessened.

.Separately, private businesses barely added jobs in May as large companies cut workers, according to a report released Wednesday. The news is sure to raise further fears about the second-quarter U.S. economy.

The ISM's manufacturing purchasing managers' index fell to 53.5 in May from 60.4 in April. Readings above 50 indicate expanding activity.

Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had expected the May PMI to slip to only 57.0.

WSJ's Brendan Conway and the Hub panel examine the ADP payroll report May and report on SAE Capital Advisors under SEC investigation. Photo: AP Photo/Richard Drew
.The slowdown in the ISM report follows a string of equally poor May reports, ranging from surveys done by regional banks of the Federal Reserve to Wednesday's ADP jobs report that showed the private sector added a mere 38,000 jobs in May.

The ISM subindexes were mixed. The ISM's new orders index plunged to 51.0 last month from 61.7 in April, while the production index dropped to 54.0 from 63.8.

Businesses drew down inventories. The inventory index dropped to 48.7 in May from 53.6 in April. Price pressures eased. The prices index fell to 76.5 from 85.5 in April.

The factory employment index declined to 58.2 from 62.7.

Private-sector jobs in the U.S. rose by just 38,000 last month, according to a national employment report published by payroll giant Automatic Data Processing Inc. and consultancy Macroeconomic Advisers.

Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had expected ADP to report a much larger job gain of 190,000 last month. The April data were revised to show a rise of 177,000 versus 179,000 first reported.

The ADP report said the deceleration, while disappointing, was not entirely surprising given weak growth in the U.S. economy so far this year. Real gross domestic product grew only 1.8% in the first quarter.

The weaker-than-expected ADP number follows a string of data that indicate the U.S. economy struggled in May. Regional factory reports were weak, jobless claims remained high, and the Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell sharply in May.

The ADP survey tallies only private-sector jobs, while the Bureau of Labor Statistics' nonfarm payroll data, to be released Friday, include government workers. In recent months, state and local governments have been laying off workers to close budget gaps.

As a result, economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires expect total nonfarm payrolls increased by 183,000 in May, down from the 244,000 gain reported in April. It remains to be seen if the ADP data prompt forecasters to change their estimates for Friday.

The May unemployment rate is expected to slip to 8.9% from April's 9.0%.

The latest ADP report showed large businesses with 500 employees or more cut 19,000 new employees, and medium-size businesses added 30,000 workers in May and small businesses that employ fewer than 50 workers added 27,000 new workers.

Service-sector jobs increased by 48,000 in May, while factory jobs fell by 9,000.

ADP, of Roseland, N.J., says it processes payments of one in six U.S. workers, while Macroeconomic Advisers, based in St. Louis, is an economic-consulting firm.

In another jobs report released Wednesday, the number of planned job cuts announced by U.S.-based employers was little changed in May, according to global outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc. The number stood at 37,135, just 1.8% more than April's tally of 36,490.

The report said the government and non-profit sector was dominating layoff announcements. These employers reported 14,755 layoffs--or nearly 40% of all job cuts announced last month.

Even so, the picture has improved compared to last year.

"Employers have now announced 204,374 job cuts in 2011, 21% fewer than the 258,319 planned layoffs reported in the first five months of 2010," the report said.

[Peterd]

VOLCAN en 3.00 -7.12 alguien esta vendiendo fuerte.

[admin]

No recuerdo en los ultimos anios ver datos tan divorciados de los estimados de los economistas, la semana pasada se esperaba una baja de las casas del 1% y bajo 11%, ahora el sector privado deberia hbaer creado como 170,000 empleos y ADP dice 38.

Se esperaba que el ISM fuera 57 y fue mucho menos. Hay demasiada diferencia entre los estimados y la realidad. Que es lo que esta pasando con los economistas, que datos estan observando, que se equivocan por tanto.

[admin]

FAS -5.39%

DRN -4.61%

BAP -3.33%

NR +0.72%

[admin]

Peru -3.13% todos saliendo.

-133.05

A ver si esto se modera, me parece exagerado.

[admin]

VIX up 16.84

-130.82

Los republicanos en la Casa de Representantes votaron para no aumentar el limite de la deuda de US.

Ag up 38.13

[admin]

BVN -2.81% mejorando algo.

-126 mejorando algo