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Lunes
Entre los mas importantes de la semana tenemos por supuesto el aumento del limite de la deuda de US, el indice ISM manufacturero, el gasto en construccion el Lunes, el ingreso personal el Martes, el reporte privado del empleo que probablemente este equivocado, las ordenes de fabricas y el ISM no manufacturero, los seguros de desempleo el Jueves, y la situacion del empleo y el nivel de desempleo y el credito del consumidor.
ISM Mfg Index
10:00 AM ET
Construction Spending
10:00 AM ET
4-Week Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET
3-Month Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET
6-Month Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET
Motor Vehicle Sales
ICSC-Goldman Store Sales
7:45 AM ET
Personal Income and Outlays
8:30 AM ET
Redbook
8:55 AM ET
4-Week Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET
MBA Purchase Applications
7:00 AM ET
Challenger Job-Cut Report
7:30 AM ET
ADP Employment Report
8:15 AM ET
Treasury Refunding Announcement
9:00 AM ET
3-Yr Note Announcement
9:00 AM ET
10-Yr Note Announcement
9:00 AM ET
30-Yr Bond Announcement
9:00 AM ET
Factory Orders
10:00 AM ET
ISM Non-Mfg Index
10:00 AM ET
EIA Petroleum Status Report
10:30 AM ET
Weekly Bill Settlement
Chain Store Sales
Monster Employment Index
6:00 AM ET
Jobless Claims
8:30 AM ET
EIA Natural Gas Report
10:30 AM ET
3-Month Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET
6-Month Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET
Treasury STRIPS
3:00 PM ET
Fed Balance Sheet
4:30 PM ET
Money Supply
4:30 PM ET
Employment Situation
8:30 AM ET
Consumer Credit
3:00 PM ET
Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia del limite de la deuda US
Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia del limite de la deuda US
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 4:49 pm
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 4:51 pm
El lider democrata Reid acepta las condiciones de los republicanos, ahora a esperar la aprobacion de su partido. La extrema izquierda esta que patalaea, la realidad es que ellos no tienen a donde quejarse, Obama ha perdido el 20% de apoyo de los independientes.
Los republicanos dicen que no hay votacion hoy dia. Siguen las negociaciones.
Los republicanos dicen que no hay votacion hoy dia. Siguen las negociaciones.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 4:52 pm
Reid dice si al acuerdo.
Reid Says He Backs Deal
Live Blog: Sen. Harry Reid's office says the Senate Majority Leader has signed off on a debt-ceiling deal, pending the approval of the Democratic Caucus.
Reid Says He Backs Deal
Live Blog: Sen. Harry Reid's office says the Senate Majority Leader has signed off on a debt-ceiling deal, pending the approval of the Democratic Caucus.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 4:53 pm
Buenas noticias hay acuerdo aunque todavia no es oficial.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 4:56 pm
Reid aprueba el acuerdo, falta que lo haga el partido.
Reid Approves U.S. Debt Agreement Pending Approval From Democrats’ Caucus
QBy Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Mike Dorning - Jul 31, 2011 5:18 PM ET .
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) speaks during a news conference July 30, 2011 on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has approved a tentative agreement with House leaders and the Obama administration to raise the U.S. debt ceiling pending approval by fellow Senate Democrats, according to a spokesman.
“Senator Reid has signed off on the debt-ceiling agreement pending caucus approval,” Reid communications director Adam Jentleson said in an issued statement.
Congressional leaders and the Obama administration negotiated to finish the details of the agreement to raise the debt ceiling, paving the way for possible votes in the Senate tonight and the House tomorrow on a plan to avert a U.S. default and calm market concerns.
“We’re really, really close to an agreement, and we’ll let you know when we get it,” Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell told reporters as he left the Senate chamber today. Earlier, he said Republicans and President Barack Obama had made “dramatic progress” on a compromise yesterday. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid told reporters he hoped his chamber could vote on the measure tonight.
After a weekend of discussions between Republicans and Obama’s team, House leaders were aiming to schedule action on the emerging compromise to raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling, cut spending by about $1 trillion, and call on Congress to shave another $1.8 trillion from long-term debt by year’s end -- or face punishing reductions across all areas of the government, including Medicare and defense programs.
House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio was to brief rank-and- file Republicans later today, as negotiators worked to complete it and draft legislative language, a Republican aide said.
Dollar Gains
The dollar rose against the yen and the Swiss franc on optimism that U.S. lawmakers would reach agreement on raising the debt ceiling.
The dollar rose to 77.27 yen as of 5:20 a.m. in Tokyo from 76.76 yen on July 29 in New York, a record low for a closing level. It bought 79.11 Swiss centimes from 78.55 last week, which touched a record low 78.51. The greenback was little changed at $1.4391 to the euro from $1.4398. The euro rose to 111.20 yen from 110.54.
As negotiations continued, a Democratic plan backed by Reid fell short of the 60 votes needed to overcome Republican efforts to block it in the Senate. The vote was 50-49, with Reid switching his vote to “no” so he could bring the matter back for reconsideration -- a way of expediting a vote on a final compromise.
Reid said he’s “cautiously optimistic” a deal can be reached. “We’re not there yet,” he said.
The White House was cautioning that there still was no compromise. Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer said in a Twitter message that the two sides have “important issues to work out.”
Plan Develops
Under the emerging plan, a bipartisan congressional super- committee would be charged with coming up with the savings by late November, and its recommendations would receive expedited consideration and a certain vote by Christmas. Negotiators were still working to finalize details of the so-called trigger mechanism meant to ensure the deficit-reduction package materialized.
With just two days left before the Treasury Department has said the nation would default without additional borrowing authority, both sides had made concessions in search of an accord. Republicans dropped their insistence on withholding some of the borrowing authority until future spending cuts had been made and a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution had been passed by both houses of Congress, according to a person familiar with the talks.
Leadership Optimistic
The White House agreed to forgo an automatic tax increase, a sticking point for Republicans, as one of the consequences to kick in if no debt-reduction law is enacted by Christmas, according people familiar with the discussions.
“My sense is the leadership will step to the floor sometime later today and express greater optimism about this being resolved prior to Tuesday, and hopefully that will be enough to calm markets until that happens,” said Republican Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee.
Both sides anticipated resistance from within their own ranks.
‘Very, Very Close’
“I’m sure there will be both Democrats and Republicans who in the end find the agreement wanting in one way or another, but I believe there will be a strong bipartisan support for this,” McConnell, of Kentucky, said on CBS’s “Face the Nation” program. “This deal has not been finalized yet, but I think we are very, very close to something that I can comfortably recommend to” Republicans.
Republican Senator Ron Johnson said he was “highly concerned” about the size of the cuts being discussed, saying they were too small to make a real difference in reining in the debt.
“I’m afraid this is not going to fix the problem, and that’s the one reason I came here,” said Johnson, a first- termer elected with Tea Party support.
Socially liberal groups and lawmakers expressed anger at the emerging package because it omits tax increases while cutting deeply into government spending and threatening still more reductions to safety-net programs such as Medicare.
Working People
“This deal does not even attempt to strike a balance between more cuts for the working people of America and a fairer contribution from millionaires and corporations,” Representative Raul Grijalva, the Arizona Democrat who leads the Progressive Caucus, said in a statement. “I will not be a part of it.”
Under the framework begin discussed, Congress would be required to vote on a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution, and passage by both houses would be enough to avoid the automatic spending cuts threatened if Congress failed to enact the debt-reduction measure, the Republican aide said. Amendments require two-thirds majorities for passage; if enough Democrats oppose the measure, it would have little chance of winning approval.
‘Balanced Approach’
Obama and congressional Democrats have insisted that any deal be a “balanced approach” that includes revenue, raising questions about whether the president would find substantial support from his party for the plan.
“You’re going to have to have closing of tax loopholes. You’re going to have to have revenue produced to close the deficit,” David Plouffe, a special adviser to Obama, said on ABC’s “This Week.”
McConnell, while saying on CBS that the agreement will “avoid raising taxes,” added that the deficit-reduction panel will have a broad mandate to “tackle tax reform” as well as entitlement programs.
White House press secretary Jay Carney has said repeatedly that if a deal is reached, Obama would be willing to sign a short-term extension of the debt ceiling for several days if necessary to give Congress time to pass the agreement.
Stocks fell as economic growth trailed forecasts. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index slipped 0.7 percent and tumbled 3.9 percent this week for its worst slide in a year.
Downgrade Threat
Mohamed A. El-Erian, whose Pacific Investment Management Co. is the world’s largest manager of bond funds, was less optimistic. In an interview on ABC News “This Week,” he said that if Standard & Poor’s “sticks to what it said, it will downgrade” the U.S. debt following the deal.
S&P, which has given the U.S. a top AAA ranking since 1941, said on July 14 that the chance of a downgrade within three months is 50 percent, and a reduction may occur as soon as August if there isn’t a “credible” plan to reduce the nation’s deficit.
While the compromise shaping up will probably assuage immediate concerns about default in financial markets, “this relief will be short,” said El-Erian, PIMCO’s chief executive officer.
The agreement “does nothing to restore household and corporate confidence, so unemployment will be higher than it would have been otherwise. Growth will be lower than it would be otherwise. And inequality will be worse than it would be otherwise,” El-Erian said.
Reid Approves U.S. Debt Agreement Pending Approval From Democrats’ Caucus
QBy Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Mike Dorning - Jul 31, 2011 5:18 PM ET .
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) speaks during a news conference July 30, 2011 on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has approved a tentative agreement with House leaders and the Obama administration to raise the U.S. debt ceiling pending approval by fellow Senate Democrats, according to a spokesman.
“Senator Reid has signed off on the debt-ceiling agreement pending caucus approval,” Reid communications director Adam Jentleson said in an issued statement.
Congressional leaders and the Obama administration negotiated to finish the details of the agreement to raise the debt ceiling, paving the way for possible votes in the Senate tonight and the House tomorrow on a plan to avert a U.S. default and calm market concerns.
“We’re really, really close to an agreement, and we’ll let you know when we get it,” Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell told reporters as he left the Senate chamber today. Earlier, he said Republicans and President Barack Obama had made “dramatic progress” on a compromise yesterday. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid told reporters he hoped his chamber could vote on the measure tonight.
After a weekend of discussions between Republicans and Obama’s team, House leaders were aiming to schedule action on the emerging compromise to raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling, cut spending by about $1 trillion, and call on Congress to shave another $1.8 trillion from long-term debt by year’s end -- or face punishing reductions across all areas of the government, including Medicare and defense programs.
House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio was to brief rank-and- file Republicans later today, as negotiators worked to complete it and draft legislative language, a Republican aide said.
Dollar Gains
The dollar rose against the yen and the Swiss franc on optimism that U.S. lawmakers would reach agreement on raising the debt ceiling.
The dollar rose to 77.27 yen as of 5:20 a.m. in Tokyo from 76.76 yen on July 29 in New York, a record low for a closing level. It bought 79.11 Swiss centimes from 78.55 last week, which touched a record low 78.51. The greenback was little changed at $1.4391 to the euro from $1.4398. The euro rose to 111.20 yen from 110.54.
As negotiations continued, a Democratic plan backed by Reid fell short of the 60 votes needed to overcome Republican efforts to block it in the Senate. The vote was 50-49, with Reid switching his vote to “no” so he could bring the matter back for reconsideration -- a way of expediting a vote on a final compromise.
Reid said he’s “cautiously optimistic” a deal can be reached. “We’re not there yet,” he said.
The White House was cautioning that there still was no compromise. Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer said in a Twitter message that the two sides have “important issues to work out.”
Plan Develops
Under the emerging plan, a bipartisan congressional super- committee would be charged with coming up with the savings by late November, and its recommendations would receive expedited consideration and a certain vote by Christmas. Negotiators were still working to finalize details of the so-called trigger mechanism meant to ensure the deficit-reduction package materialized.
With just two days left before the Treasury Department has said the nation would default without additional borrowing authority, both sides had made concessions in search of an accord. Republicans dropped their insistence on withholding some of the borrowing authority until future spending cuts had been made and a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution had been passed by both houses of Congress, according to a person familiar with the talks.
Leadership Optimistic
The White House agreed to forgo an automatic tax increase, a sticking point for Republicans, as one of the consequences to kick in if no debt-reduction law is enacted by Christmas, according people familiar with the discussions.
“My sense is the leadership will step to the floor sometime later today and express greater optimism about this being resolved prior to Tuesday, and hopefully that will be enough to calm markets until that happens,” said Republican Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee.
Both sides anticipated resistance from within their own ranks.
‘Very, Very Close’
“I’m sure there will be both Democrats and Republicans who in the end find the agreement wanting in one way or another, but I believe there will be a strong bipartisan support for this,” McConnell, of Kentucky, said on CBS’s “Face the Nation” program. “This deal has not been finalized yet, but I think we are very, very close to something that I can comfortably recommend to” Republicans.
Republican Senator Ron Johnson said he was “highly concerned” about the size of the cuts being discussed, saying they were too small to make a real difference in reining in the debt.
“I’m afraid this is not going to fix the problem, and that’s the one reason I came here,” said Johnson, a first- termer elected with Tea Party support.
Socially liberal groups and lawmakers expressed anger at the emerging package because it omits tax increases while cutting deeply into government spending and threatening still more reductions to safety-net programs such as Medicare.
Working People
“This deal does not even attempt to strike a balance between more cuts for the working people of America and a fairer contribution from millionaires and corporations,” Representative Raul Grijalva, the Arizona Democrat who leads the Progressive Caucus, said in a statement. “I will not be a part of it.”
Under the framework begin discussed, Congress would be required to vote on a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution, and passage by both houses would be enough to avoid the automatic spending cuts threatened if Congress failed to enact the debt-reduction measure, the Republican aide said. Amendments require two-thirds majorities for passage; if enough Democrats oppose the measure, it would have little chance of winning approval.
‘Balanced Approach’
Obama and congressional Democrats have insisted that any deal be a “balanced approach” that includes revenue, raising questions about whether the president would find substantial support from his party for the plan.
“You’re going to have to have closing of tax loopholes. You’re going to have to have revenue produced to close the deficit,” David Plouffe, a special adviser to Obama, said on ABC’s “This Week.”
McConnell, while saying on CBS that the agreement will “avoid raising taxes,” added that the deficit-reduction panel will have a broad mandate to “tackle tax reform” as well as entitlement programs.
White House press secretary Jay Carney has said repeatedly that if a deal is reached, Obama would be willing to sign a short-term extension of the debt ceiling for several days if necessary to give Congress time to pass the agreement.
Stocks fell as economic growth trailed forecasts. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index slipped 0.7 percent and tumbled 3.9 percent this week for its worst slide in a year.
Downgrade Threat
Mohamed A. El-Erian, whose Pacific Investment Management Co. is the world’s largest manager of bond funds, was less optimistic. In an interview on ABC News “This Week,” he said that if Standard & Poor’s “sticks to what it said, it will downgrade” the U.S. debt following the deal.
S&P, which has given the U.S. a top AAA ranking since 1941, said on July 14 that the chance of a downgrade within three months is 50 percent, and a reduction may occur as soon as August if there isn’t a “credible” plan to reduce the nation’s deficit.
While the compromise shaping up will probably assuage immediate concerns about default in financial markets, “this relief will be short,” said El-Erian, PIMCO’s chief executive officer.
The agreement “does nothing to restore household and corporate confidence, so unemployment will be higher than it would have been otherwise. Growth will be lower than it would be otherwise. And inequality will be worse than it would be otherwise,” El-Erian said.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:08 pm
HSBC vendera unidades en US por $1 billon.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:09 pm
Parte del acuerdo contemplaria recortes en defensa a lo que los republicanos se oponen, US esta en el medio de dos guerras.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:10 pm
Los futures del Dow Jones mas de 150 puntos al alza debido a las buenas noticias, aunque no es oficial lo del acuerdo todavia, no hay votacion esa noche.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:11 pm
3 de cada cuatro americanos quiere que se aprueba la enmienda que le pone techo al porcentaje que el gobierno puede gastar.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:11 pm
Los futures del Dow Jones mas de 150 puntos al alza debido a las buenas noticias, aunque no es oficial lo del acuerdo todavia, no hay votacion esa noche.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:13 pm
Ayer escuche a Koch, el ex alcalde ed NY, democrata hasta el hueso decir que de ninguna manera votaba por Obama, si salia algun loco republicano, tampoco votaria por el.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:14 pm
Los futures del Dow Jones 170 puntos al alza.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia de la fecha limite para la deuda
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:16 pm
Keiko Fujimori: "Humala ha empezado con el pie en alto"
Opinó que el juramento del presidente borra los compromisos de su hoja de ruta
Domingo 31 de julio de 2011 - 12:54 pm
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La ex candidata presidencial Keiko Fujimori cuestionó el juramento presidencial de Ollanta Humala y su mención a la Constitución del 79, que, opinó, borra los compromisos de su hoja de ruta.
Sobre el mensaje presidencial, dijo, en entrevista con Perú.21, haberse “quedado preocupada” por la forma en que juró, la que calificó como “una provocación confrontacional e innecesaria” que “opacó su juramentación”.
En referencia a la reacción airada de la congresista Martha Chávez durante el discurso, respondió que más bien “quien ha empezado con el pie en alto ha sido el presidente Humala. Esa actitud me ha generado una gran preocupación porque, entre la primera y la segunda vuelta, él juró bajo la Biblia que no iba a cambiar la Constitución, entonces, ese juramento borra el compromiso que había asumido y el consenso que estaba generando”.
A pesar de que el presidente del Tribunal Constitucional, Carlos Mesía, ha opinado que el juramento de Humala fue correcto, Fujimori dijo que hay “incertidumbre constitucional” sobre el mismo, y que en el caso de los vicepresidentes “sí ha habido una mala juramentación”.
Aún así, indicó que el fujimorismo no desconoce la presidencia de Humala, “pero sí vemos que no se quiere reconocer la Constitución vigente, pues, mudos no somos”.
Saludó, del discurso presidencial, los temas de aumento de sueldo mínimo, las políticas de seguridad ciudadana y la ampliación de Juntos, Pensión 65 y Cuna Más en los 800 distritos más pobres del país, aunque consideró “que han faltado cifras, metas”.
Asimismo, se mostró en contra de la eventual creación de una línea aérea estatal y del rol subsidiario del Estado.
LA BANCADA NARANJA
Fujimori Higuchi precisó que los voceros de Fuerza 2011 en el Congreso son Rolando Reátegui y Cecilia Chacón. Ello, a pesar de Martha Chávez y Luiz Salgado.
La campaña electoral que acabó y en la que no pudo imponerse en segunda vuelta, consideró, tuvo como error el “no haber tenido la capacidad de responder a la guerra sucia de los últimos días, a una serie de mentiras que se dijeron acerca de mí, del grupo político”. Aún así, guarda sentimientos de gratitud hacia sus voceros (Rafael Rey, Jorge Trelles), a pesar de que “algunos hayan cometido errores”, “pero no soy de las personas a las que les gusta señalar las culpas abiertamente. Las discusiones se hacen de manera interna y se hacen en casa”.
Sobre si volverá a postular a la presidencia en el 2016, dijo: “Eso es muy prematuro. Eso se verá en su momento”.
Opinó que el juramento del presidente borra los compromisos de su hoja de ruta
Domingo 31 de julio de 2011 - 12:54 pm
(Foto: AP)
La ex candidata presidencial Keiko Fujimori cuestionó el juramento presidencial de Ollanta Humala y su mención a la Constitución del 79, que, opinó, borra los compromisos de su hoja de ruta.
Sobre el mensaje presidencial, dijo, en entrevista con Perú.21, haberse “quedado preocupada” por la forma en que juró, la que calificó como “una provocación confrontacional e innecesaria” que “opacó su juramentación”.
En referencia a la reacción airada de la congresista Martha Chávez durante el discurso, respondió que más bien “quien ha empezado con el pie en alto ha sido el presidente Humala. Esa actitud me ha generado una gran preocupación porque, entre la primera y la segunda vuelta, él juró bajo la Biblia que no iba a cambiar la Constitución, entonces, ese juramento borra el compromiso que había asumido y el consenso que estaba generando”.
A pesar de que el presidente del Tribunal Constitucional, Carlos Mesía, ha opinado que el juramento de Humala fue correcto, Fujimori dijo que hay “incertidumbre constitucional” sobre el mismo, y que en el caso de los vicepresidentes “sí ha habido una mala juramentación”.
Aún así, indicó que el fujimorismo no desconoce la presidencia de Humala, “pero sí vemos que no se quiere reconocer la Constitución vigente, pues, mudos no somos”.
Saludó, del discurso presidencial, los temas de aumento de sueldo mínimo, las políticas de seguridad ciudadana y la ampliación de Juntos, Pensión 65 y Cuna Más en los 800 distritos más pobres del país, aunque consideró “que han faltado cifras, metas”.
Asimismo, se mostró en contra de la eventual creación de una línea aérea estatal y del rol subsidiario del Estado.
LA BANCADA NARANJA
Fujimori Higuchi precisó que los voceros de Fuerza 2011 en el Congreso son Rolando Reátegui y Cecilia Chacón. Ello, a pesar de Martha Chávez y Luiz Salgado.
La campaña electoral que acabó y en la que no pudo imponerse en segunda vuelta, consideró, tuvo como error el “no haber tenido la capacidad de responder a la guerra sucia de los últimos días, a una serie de mentiras que se dijeron acerca de mí, del grupo político”. Aún así, guarda sentimientos de gratitud hacia sus voceros (Rafael Rey, Jorge Trelles), a pesar de que “algunos hayan cometido errores”, “pero no soy de las personas a las que les gusta señalar las culpas abiertamente. Las discusiones se hacen de manera interna y se hacen en casa”.
Sobre si volverá a postular a la presidencia en el 2016, dijo: “Eso es muy prematuro. Eso se verá en su momento”.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia del limite de la deuda US
por admin » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:42 pm
Treasurys Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note* 3/32 0.372
10-Year Note* 1 10/32 2.798
* at close
6:28 p.m. EDT 07/31/11Futures Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 96.74 1.04 95.70
Gold 1614.2 -17.0 1631.2
E-mini Dow 12241 153 12193
E-mini S&P 500 1305.00 8.20 1296.75
6:38 p.m. EDT 07/31/11Currencies Last (bid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 77.28 76.77
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.4364 1.4398
† Late Friday in New York.
2-Year Note* 3/32 0.372
10-Year Note* 1 10/32 2.798
* at close
6:28 p.m. EDT 07/31/11Futures Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 96.74 1.04 95.70
Gold 1614.2 -17.0 1631.2
E-mini Dow 12241 153 12193
E-mini S&P 500 1305.00 8.20 1296.75
6:38 p.m. EDT 07/31/11Currencies Last (bid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 77.28 76.77
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.4364 1.4398
† Late Friday in New York.
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Re: Lunes 01/08/02 a un dia del limite de la deuda US
por Victor VE » Dom Jul 31, 2011 5:43 pm
Aun con el aumento del limite de la deuda cómo haran con la calificación de la deuda? seguirá con su AAA?
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