Jueves 7/7/11 Empleos privados ADP

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Los seguros de desempleos bajan 14,000 a 418,000, el 4 week moving average baja 3,000 a 424,750. Buenas noticias consistentes con la creacion de empleos privados de 157,000 de acuerdo a ADP.

Oil up 97.96

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Euro down 1.4248

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Le suben el target a Mc Donnalds a $96.

Au down 1,527.

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AAPL +0.77%

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Las reservas de petroleo estara criticamente ajustadas en el 2012 y los precios probablemente sobrepasaran el precio mas alto de este anio, la capacidad de produccion adicional esta efectivamente cansada.

Goldman: Tight Supply to Push Up Oil Prices '

By JAMES HERRON
LONDON—Oil supply will be "critically tight" in 2012 and prices are likely to surpass their recent highs as spare production capacity and inventories are "effectively exhausted," analysts at Goldman Sachs said in a research note Thursday.

Goldman also reiterated a recommendation that its clients buy some forward oil contracts now, before prices move higher later.

This advice underlines the influential bank's skepticism at the ability of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to meet rising demand. It also sets it at odds with the view of other important players in the oil market, notably the International Energy Agency.

Goldman said it expects the expanding global economy to drive oil-demand growth that outstrips production growth, meaning, "the oil market continues to draw on inventories and OPEC spare capacity in order to balance."

"It is only a matter of time before inventories and OPEC spare capacity become effectively exhausted, requiring higher oil prices," Goldman said. "We recommend opening a long position in the ICE Brent December 2012 contract, as we expect that the market will continue to tighten to critical levels by 2012."

Goldman's estimate of the amount of oil production that OPEC holds in reserve—its spare capacity—is smaller than that of many other analysts, mainly because of differing views over the ability of the group's kingpin, Saudi Arabia, to increase output.

The International Energy Agency, which represents major energy-consuming countries, estimates that Saudi Arabia is capable of producing up to 12 million barrels of oil a day, compared with actual production in May of nine million barrels a day. This would give the Saudis plenty of headroom, even after they increase production to 10 million barrels a day as they promised last month.

Goldman, by extrapolating from the previous Saudi production peak in 2008, believes this figure is significantly lower at between 10.5 million and 11 million barrels a day. Saudi Arabia has three-quarters of OPEC's total spare capacity.

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Trichet: la economia se esta desacelerando.

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ERX +2.90%

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Trichet: riesgo de inflacion se mantiene alto.

Directorio aprueba la venta del NYSE.

Oil up 98.28

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Oil up 98.83

ERX +3.49%

USO +2.24%

Otro dia excelente.

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SCCO +1.94%

TTM +1.03%

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Au up 1,529.40

NG +1.27%

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Yields up 3.16%

Oil up 98.93

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AAPL planea una solucion para evitar el ataque de virus.
Apple Plans Fix for iPhone Flaw

By CHRISTOPHER LAWTON
Apple Inc. said Thursday it is working to resolve a security hole in its iPhone and other mobile products that German authorities warned could allow cyber criminals to access confidential information or intercept telephone conversations.

Users are particularly vulnerable when they view Portable Document Format, or PDF, files, which give attackers an opportunity to infect the devices with malicious software, giving them administrative rights to the device, the German Federal Office for Information Security said Wednesday.

Once infected, cyber criminals could read confident information such as passwords, online-banking data, calendars, e-mails and other information, as well as intercept telephone conversations and the location of the user. The security hole is present in several versions of Apple's iOS software on its iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch products, the agency added.

"Apple takes security very seriously, we're aware of this reported issue and developing a fix that will be available to customers in an upcoming software update," the company said in a statement.

An Apple spokeswoman declined to say when exactly the software update would be made available, or whether Apple was aware of the security hole before Wednesday.

Germany's information-security agency said it hasn't yet observed any attacks on Apple products, but warned that until the hole is closed, users should avoid opening PDF documents from unknown sources, and surf only trusted websites. It added that it was in contact with Apple about the problem. The German Federal Office for Information Security detected a similar security hole in Apple's software last year, which the company promptly fixed.

Write to Christopher Lawton at christopher.lawton@wsj.com
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AAPL +0.88%

SCCO +1.94%

ECB elimina el requisito de colaterales para Portugal tambien.

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