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Samsung retira su nueva tableta de la feria IFA en Berlín
05 de septiembre de 2011

Apple afirma que la línea de productos Galaxy copia su diseño.


Samsung Electronics ha dejado de promocionar su nueva tableta en la mayor feria de productos electrónicos de Europa después de que un tribunal emitiera un mandato contra su venta en Alemania, en el último revés de una batalla internacional de patentes con Apple.
Un tribunal de Düsseldorf ordenó a la compañía surcoreana que dejara de vender el Galaxy Tab de 7,7 pulgadas el viernes, cuando comenzó en Berlín la feria anual de electrónica IFA. El fallo llega tras una prohibición previa a las ventas alemanas de la Galaxy Tab 10.1 de Samsung por parte del tribunal a finales de agosto hasta su fallo final el 9 de septiembre.

El Galaxy Tab 7,7 es la última adición al catálogo de productos Galaxy de Samsung. La tableta fue presentada por primera vez en la feria junto con el Galaxy Note de 5,3 pulgadas, con el que Samsung espera crear una nueva categoría de producto y cerrar la brecha entre 'smartphones' y tabletas.

"El producto no está a la venta aún, pero hemos decidido respetar la orden del tribunal", dijo el portavoz de Samsung, James Chung.

Samsung y Apple llevan inmersos desde abril en una agria batalla sobre patentes de 'smartphones' y tabletas mientras Apple trata de frenar el crecimiento de los teléfonos con Android de Google apuntando directamente al mayor vendedor de Android, Samsung.

Apple alega que Samsung ha infringido sus patentes y afirma que la línea Galaxy de 'smartphones' y tabletas copia su diseño y apariencia. Ha iniciado batallas legales en Estados Unidos, además de en Europa, Corea del Sur y Australia.

Esta disputa ha obligado a Samsung a retrasar las ventas de su tableta en Australia dos veces.

Samsung ha contrademandado, alegando que Apple infringía sus patentes inalámbricas.

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5:23 p.m. EDT 09/02/11Treasurys
    Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note*   -1/32 0.205
10-Year Note*   1 9/32 1.991
* at close
9:05 a.m. EDT 09/05/11Futures
  Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 84.76 -1.69 86.45
Gold 1889.3 12.4 1876.9
E-mini Dow 11084 -124 11208
E-mini S&P 500 1154.75 -14.50 1169.25
9:14 a.m. EDT 09/05/11Currencies
  Last (bid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 76.93 76.87
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.4119 1.4206
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El partido de Merkel perdio en las elecciones, se teme menos apoyo para los paises problema en Europa, el euro baja, el Franco sube

Euro Weakens on Merkel’s Election Defeat, Stock Losses; Franc Strengthens
By Lucy Meakin
September 05, 2011 08:08 EDT


The euro fell for a fifth day versus the dollar after an election loss for Germany’s ruling party stoked concern support is fading for bailouts of Europe’s most- indebted nations, boosting demand for refuge currencies.
The Swiss franc strengthened against all its major counterparts as European shares tumbled and the cost of insuring government bonds in the region from default climbed to record highs. The yen gained as economists said a U.S. report tomorrow will show services industries slowed, adding to signs global growth is weakening. The Dollar Index climbed to a one-month high after German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union was defeated in the election in her home state.
“Another state that Merkel’s CDU has failed to secure in the vote, that’s six now in total, has spurred some euro selling,” said Lauren Rosborough, a senior strategist at Westpac Banking Corp. on London. “We’ve got risk aversion across the board with dollar buying, Swiss buying, gold a little bit stronger and the euro has been sold off.”
The euro slid 0.6 percent to $1.4124 as of 1:02 p.m. in London after falling to $1.4108, the weakest level since Aug. 11. The single currency dropped 0.5 percent to 108.54 yen, and lost 0.8 percent to 1.11087 francs. The yen was little changed at 76.87 per dollar.
The Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against the currencies of six major U.S. trading partners, climbed 0.4 percent to 75.051, after rising to 75.101, the highest level since Aug. 5.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index of shares slumped for a second day, losing 2.8 percent, and gold for immediate delivery rose as much as 1.1 percent to $1,903 an ounce.
Merkel’s Loss
The Social Democrats, Germany’s main opposition party, won yesterday’s election Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with 36.1 percent of the vote, while Merkel’s party had 23.3 percent, ZDF television projections showed.
The result in the eastern state where Merkel’s election district is located means her national coalition has been defeated or lost votes in all six German state elections this year as voters resist her bid to prevent a euro-region breakup by putting more taxpayer money on the line for bailouts.
“Positioning has turned against the euro again and news flow isn’t helping,” Sebastien Galy, a senior foreign-exchange strategist at Societe Generale SA in London, wrote in an e- mailed note. Merkel’s defeat “simply adds to the sense that saving the euro is going to be made more difficult by opposition from within Germany.”
Bunds Gain
German 10-year bund yields dropped to a record 1.89 percent, while the yield on similar maturity Greek securities surged to a euro-era high of 18.88 percent. Credit-default swaps on Greece soared 100 basis points to 2,450, according to CMA. Contracts on Italy jumped 24.5 basis points to a record 427, and France was up 13.5 at an all-time high of 185.
European services and manufacturing growth weakened in August as austerity measures and waning demand clouded growth prospects. A composite index based on a survey of euro-area purchasing managers in both industries dropped to 50.7 from 51.1 in July, Markit Economics said today. A figure above 50 indicates growth.
The European Central Bank will cut interest rates by 33 basis points over the next 12 months, according to a Credit Suisse Group AG index based on swaps. Policy makers will leave the benchmark at 1.5 percent at their next meeting on Sept. 8, according to all the 57 economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
‘Moving Down’
“If the ECB takes away the tightening bias, it’s going to take away some support out of the euro,” said Alex Sinton, a senior dealer at ANZ National Bank Ltd. in Auckland, New Zealand. “You would see the euro moving down to the $1.4010 area.”
The yen appreciated versus 13 of its 16 major peers as signs the U.S. economy is slowing spurred demand for safer assets. The Institute for Supply Management’s non-manufacturing index fell to 51 last month, the lowest since January 2010, according to a Bloomberg News survey.
U.S. payrolls were unchanged in August, the weakest reading since September 2010, the Labor Department said Sept. 2. President Barack Obama is scheduled to outline his plans to spur the economy in a Sept. 8 address to Congress. U.S. financial markets are shut today for a holiday.
“The market went into payrolls hopelessly optimistic and that optimism wasn’t rewarded,” said Robert Rennie, chief currency strategist in Sydney at Westpac Banking Corp., Australia’s second-largest lender. “Developments in Europe justify further risk aversion.”
The Swiss franc, a traditional haven from market turmoil, surged 1.6 percent versus the Mexican peso, 1.5 percent against New Zealand’s dollar and 1.1 percent versus Sweden’s krona.
To contact the reporter on this story: Lucy Meakin in London at lmeakin1@bloomberg.net.

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RESUMEN ECONÓMICO

La Sociedad Nacional de Minería calcula que la aplicación del nuevo gravamen para las mineras (que incluye el impuesto a la renta, el impuesto a los dividendos, la distribución de utilidades a los trabajadores, las regalías y el aporte voluntario) sería del 64% de la renta minera, informó el diario La Tercera de Chile. Sin embargo, el ministro de Energía y Minas, Carlos Herrera, afirmó que la cifra será de 46%. (Perú.21)

La Comisión de Economía del Legislativo apoyará la reforma del Sistema Privado de Pensiones (SPP) para bajar las comisiones que cobran las AFP, sostuvo el presidente de ese grupo de trabajo parlamentario, Luis Galarreta. "Se van a formar comisiones mixtas del MEF con los asesores de las bancadas y nos han pedido un plazo de cuatro meses para hacer las coordinaciones", señaló. (Gestión)

La cartera de recursos en el Sistema Privado de Pensiones (SPP) aumentaron a S/.82,527 millones durante la semana del 22 al 26 de agosto, reportó la SBS. Indicó que la cartera de fondos del SPP aumentó en 1.5% en el período en mención en relación con la semana del 15 al 19 de agosto cuando se registraron S/.81,320 millones. Al 26 de agosto, la suma de S/.81,676 millones corresponde a los fondos de pensiones, mientras que S/.850 millones son por concepto de encajes. (El Peruano)

El Ministerio de Trabajo constituyó una mesa con el sector empresarial que se encargará de tratar las políticas laborales, de empleo y seguridad social antes de la presentación al Consejo Nacional de Trabajo del proyecto de ley general de trabajo. Hace una semana, se formó una mesa de trabajo con los representantes de los trabajadores. (Todos los diarios)

En el marco de la reorganización del Organismo Supervisor de las Contrataciones del Estado (OSCE), el consejo directivo de la entidad reformuló el tribunal de contrataciones y le dio la presidencia a Ada Rosa Basulto Liewald, en reemplazo de Mónica Yaya Luyo. Asimismo, se cambió la directiva de todas las salas del tribunal: la primera estará a cargo de Basulto Liewald; la segunda, de Carlos Fonseca Oliveira; la tercera, de Patricia Seminario Zavala y la cuarta, de Jorge Silva Dávila. (El Comercio)

El ministerio de Trabajo promoverá la formación de emprendedores con el Programa Nacional de Empleo “Jóvenes a la obra”, dirigido a personas entre 15 y 29 años, anunció su titular, Rudecindo Vega. Para ello se buscará establecer alianzas para que las experiencias existentes vinculadas a la formación de emprendedores sean mucho más permanentes y fluidas en todo el país, precisó.

La mejora en la calificación de riesgo crediticio otorgada por Standard & Poor´s a la deuda soberana del Perú permitirá que el Estado acceda a recursos a menores tasas de interés cuando coloque papeles de deuda en el mercado, aseguró el presidente de Cofide, Alfonso Zárate. Explicó que esas menores tasas de interés repercutirán en un menor costo de financiamiento para las empresas que requieran recursos de Cofide, lo que evidentemente se reflejará en el usuario de los créditos. (El Peruano)

La directora gerente del FMI, Christine Lagarde, señaló que aún se puede evitar el riesgo de una nueva crisis económica mundial, aunque la capacidad de reacción es ahora menor que hace dos años. “Aún la podemos evitar. Las opciones de los gobiernos y los bancos centrales son menores que en el 2009 porque ya han desembolsado grandes cantidades de dinero, pero si los distintos gobiernos colaboran, evitaremos la recesión”, explicó. (Todos los diarios)

RESUMEN POLÍTICO

Ante la amenaza de una huelga indefinida por parte de la Confederación Nacional de las Cuencas Cocaleras del Perú, más de 100 policías antimotines y especialistas en explosivos llegaron a Tingo María custodiados por helicópteros con artilleros. Este viernes, el primer ministro Salomón Lerner Ghitis se reunirá en Aguaytía (Tingo María) con los dirigentes cocaleros para escuchar sus demandas sobre la erradicación de los cultivos ilegales de coca. (El Comercio)

Este miércoles y jueves la minera Cerro Verde de Arequipa no laborará debido a que sus trabajadores tomaron la decisión de hacer una huelga en demanda de mejoras laborales y salariales. "Estaremos realizando un paro preventivo de 48 horas para que la empresa cumpla con nuestros pedidos de la negociación colectiva", afirmó el dirigente minero Leoncio Amudio. (Gestión)

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Europa se hunde.

EUROPE MARKETSSEPTEMBER 5, 2011, 8:19 A.M. ET
European Stocks Slump
By MICHELE MAATOUK And ISHAQ SIDDIQI
LONDON—European stock markets plunged Monday, as investors worried the world's largest economy may be heading for a recession, prompting a move out of equities and the euro, and into traditional safe havens such as the Swiss franc and core government bonds.

The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index was recently 3.1% lower at 225.83. London's FTSE 100 fell 2.4% to 5164.05, while Frankfurt's DAX plummeted 4% to 5317.79 and Paris's CAC-40 was 3.9% lower at 3025.14.

At the same time, the September DJIA contract was trading down 1% at 11088 and the S&P 500 contract was 1.2% lower at 1154. U.S. markets are closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday.

Friday's U.S. monthly payrolls report, which showed zero jobs growth for last month, has swiftly refocused the markets' attention on the reality of the deteriorating global economic situation.

"The overall pace of job creation remains woefully short of that seen during previous recessions and is at a pace that will take the U.S. economy until 2017 just to reach the pre-recession level of overall employment, even before taking into account the labour force growth that will have taken place since," said FxPro. Even if the U.S. does manage to escape a double-dip recession, "the outlook remains for years of sub-par growth and constrained consumer spending, which fits with the payback times normally associated with balance-sheet recessions."

Meanwhile, euro-zone data released Monday didn't alleviate growth concerns. A closely watched survey of business activity showed that economic growth in the region slowed to a two-year low in August, the latest in a string of data to suggest the economy is faltering. The final euro-zone services purchasing managers' index came in at 50.7, below the 51.1 in July.

On the face of it, retail-sales figures for the euro bloc seemed cheerier, showing a second straight increase in July. Sales were up 0.2% from June, but down 0.2% from July 2010, against expectations for a 0.2% fall on a monthly basis and 0.1% annually. However, Ioan Smith, director at Knight Capital Europe, noted that even though the annual rate improved, at minus 0.2%, it remains in negative territory, highlighting that consumption trends remain weak, as unemployment fails to fall on a broad basis and amid uncertainty about the economic outlook.

In the currency markets, the dismal U.S. jobs report sent the euro to its lowest level against the dollar since Aug. 12 at $1.4128 Monday, and drove investors to the safety of the Swiss franc, which built on Friday's gains against the single currency.

The euro was recently fetching 1.1107 francs from 1.12 late Friday in New York, and $1.4128 from $1.4206. The dollar was at 0.7862, compared with 0.7886 francs, and at ¥76.83 from ¥76.87. The move to safe havens also pushed the September bund futures contract up 1.19 to 137.83, after hitting a record high of 137.89.

European equities and the euro currency were also hurt after talks between Greece and a group of visiting international inspectors were suspended Friday. Additionally, news that German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats had experienced a setback in local elections, unsettled markets.

In terms of sectors, banking stocks were the standout losers, hit by news that the top U.S. federal housing regulator filed lawsuits on Friday against 17 of the world's biggest financial institutions, saying they sold $196 billion of risky home loans over four years to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac without adequately disclosing the risks. Among those being sued are Deutsche Bank, Barclays, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland. The Stoxx Europe 600 banks index slumped 5.1% to 131.18.

The banking sector was also bearing the brunt of the general bearish tone in markets, as investors dumped risk-related sectors that are most exposed to economic downturns. These included the basic resources, construction and materials, financial services and industrial goods and services. All Stoxx Europe 600 indexes for those sectors fell over 3%.

Elsewhere, spot gold benefited from the flight to quality, up $11.30 at $1894.00 from Friday's New York trade, while oil prices fell, with the October Nymex crude oil futures contract down $1.58 at $84.87 per barrel.

Write to Ishaq Siddiqi at ishaq.siddiqi@dowjones.com

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A esta hora los futures del Dow Jones estan 219 puntos a la baja, debido a que la crisis en Europa no solo que empeora sino que la voluntad politica del unico pais que puede ayudar a la zona Euro retrocede, la derrota de Merkel en las ultimas elecciones significa la perdida de confianza en las medidas de ayuda de los Alemanes, la verdad no se les puede culpar, los habitantes de ese pais deben estar furiosos. Alemania esta 5.5% a la baja, Francia casi 5%, Inglaterra mas del 3%.

La actividad economica en Europa tambien retrocede en Agosto, malos datos por todos lados, el euro sufre, ha bajado a 1.4074, el indice del dolar ha subido a 75.25 o 0.68%.

Oil down 84.26

Au up 1,899

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A este gobierno de Obama lo debe estar maldiciendo todo el mundo, el juico a la banca americana esta haciendo que la banca Europea empeore.
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U.S. Lawsuit Pressures Bank Shares

By MARGOT PATRICK
LONDON—Shares in U.K. and European banks slumped Monday after several institutions were named in a lawsuit Friday alleging they sold risky home loans to U.S. housing agencies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The suit by the Federal Housing Finance Agency in New York and Connecticut courts alleged that units of 17 banks including Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, Barclays PLC, HSBC Holdings PLC, Deutsche Bank AG, Credit Suisse AG and Société Générale SA, misrepresented the risks of $196 billion in home mortgage-loan securities sold to the agencies in a four-year period, making it the largest legal action by a federal regulator over the mortgage meltdown.

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No Bottom in Sight for Bank Shares
.Analysts estimate Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lost around $30 billion on these types of investments. The lawsuits didn't give figures for damages sought.

RBS said it believed it has "substantial and credible legal and factual defenses to these claims and will defend them vigorously," and Deutsche Bank also said the allegations were unfounded. "We will defend ourselves with all available means," a spokesman said Sunday.

Barclays, HSBC, Société Générale and Credit Suisse declined to comment.

European bank investors, already worried about firms' access to capital and liquidity, took fright at the additional burden of potentially costly litigation that could further diminish shareholder returns.

Shares in RBS fell more than 10%, to trade at 22.3 pence by mid-afternoon in Europe. Barclays dropped 6%, to 155 pence, and HSBC stock was down 2.7% at 510 pence. Lloyds Banking Group PLC, which wasn't named in the suit, slipped 6.4% to 31 pence.

U.K. banks are also under pressure ahead of a regulatory review due next week by the Independent Commission on Banking that could add significantly to the sector's costs.

Deutsche Bank also said the allegations were unfounded. "We will defend ourselves with all available means," a spokesman said Sunday. Credit Suisse wasn't immediately available to comment and SocGen declined to comment.

On the Continent, Deutsche Bank shares fell 7.7%, to €24.02, while Credit Suisse was down 7.2% at €20.19 and Société Générale was off 7.8% at €20.43.

Credit analysts at BNP Paribas said a possible payout of around $30 billion for the 17 banks involved "may be manageable for the industry," but that "the amount could still be substantial for some banks and relative to their capital."

They and other analysts said the negative headlines can only mean more volatility in bank shares and credit spreads in the near term.

"The European bank sector continues to be rocked by one storm after another. We see every reason to remain cautious," analysts at Macquarie wrote in a note.

—Michael Haddon contributed to this article.
Write to Margot Patrick at margot.patrick@dowjones.com

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Trichet pide que se apuren con el rescate.

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Honda pide la devolucion de un millon de autos.

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Indice acciones europeas amplía caída presionado por bancos
lunes 5 de septiembre de 2011 10:10 GYT
Imprimir[-] Texto [+] LONDRES (Reuters) - Las acciones europeas extendían el lunes sus pérdidas debido a la preocupación de que las principales economías del mundo se dirijan a una nueva recesión.
También presionaban a los papeles del sector bancario las demandas que enfrentan entidades estadounidenses por títulos respaldados por hipotecas.

A las 1355 GMT, el índice FTSEurofirst 300 bajaba un 4,3 por ciento a 908,00 puntos.

El índice STOXX Europe 600 del sector bancario perdía un 6,3 por ciento.

(Reporte de Brian Gorman, editado en español por Gabriela Donoso)

© Thomson Reuters 2011 All rights reserved.

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Europe, Africa and Middle East
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
Euro Stoxx 50 Pr 2,105.36 -115.36 -5.19% 10:25
FTSE 100 INDEX 5,106.49 -185.54 -3.51% 10:25
CAC 40 INDEX 2,996.37 -152.16 -4.83% 10:25
DAX INDEX 5,238.09 -300.24 -5.42% 10:25
IBEX 35 INDEX 8,097.20 -366.30 -4.33% 10:25
FTSE MIB INDEX 14,304.00 -756.77 -5.02% 10:24
AEX-Index 273.73 -12.70 -4.43% 10:24
OMX STOCKHOLM 30 INDEX 889.30 -42.80 -4.59% 10:40
SWISS MARKET INDEX 5,143.00 -216.67 -4.04% 10:25

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Mexico
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
MEXICO IPC INDEX 34,607.90 -526.55 -1.50% 10:23
MEXICO INMEX INDEX 1,923.62 -31.45 -1.61% 10:23
MEXICO IMC30 INDEX 421.54 -6.00 -1.40% 10:23
MSE TOTAL RETURN INDEX 41,291.10 -629.77 -1.50% 10:23

Panama
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
Bolsa de Panama General 302.73 0.09 0.03% 09/02

Argentina
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
ARGENTINA MERVAL INDEX 2,809.52 -62.59 -2.18% 10:21
ARGENTINA BURCAP INDEX 9,525.31 -249.93 -2.56% 10:22
M.AR MERVAL ARGENTINA IX 2,383.05 -48.26 -1.98% 10:22
INDICE BOLSA GENERAL 155,660.00 -3,271.69 -2.06% 10:22

Brazil
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
BRAZIL BOVESPA INDEX 55,021.50 -1,510.10 -2.67% 10:42
BRAZIL IBrX INDEX 18,396.90 -539.86 -2.85% 10:28
BRAZIL ELECTRIC.ENRGY IX 27,845.00 -470.78 -1.66% 10:28
BRAZIL TELECOM INDEX 1,650.76 -48.13 -2.83% 10:28
BRAZIL CORP GOV INDEX 6,360.58 -187.14 -2.86% 10:28
BRAZIL VAL/BOV 2 TIER IX 5,520.20 -161.34 -2.84% 10:28
BRAZIL IBrX-50 INDEX 7,747.96 -231.16 -2.90% 10:28

Chile
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
CHILE STOCK MKT SELECT 4,132.86 -117.86 -2.77% 10:42
CHILE STOCK MKT GENERAL 19,879.60 -453.63 -2.23% 10:42
CHILE INTER-10 INDEX 5,306.39 -147.01 -2.70% 10:42
CHILE 65 INDEX 2,922.30 -47.57 -1.60% 10:23
CHILE LARGE CAP INDEX 2,793.50 -50.29 -1.77% 10:23
CHILE SMALL CAP INDEX 4,036.67 -27.23 -0.67% 10:04

Venezuela
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
VENEZUELA STOCK MKT INDX 100,138.00 0.00 0.00% 09:28

Peru
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
PERU LIMA GENERAL INDEX 20,405.20 -38.33 -0.19% 10:11
PERU LIMA SELECTIVE INDX 28,509.50 -115.39 -0.40% 10:11

Colombia
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
COLOMBIA COLCAP INDEX 1,630.45 -12.09 -0.74% 10:22
COLOMBIA COL20 INDEX 1,364.36 -3.96 -0.29% 10:22
IGBC GENERAL INDEX

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Copper September 05,10:39
Bid/Ask 4.0502 - 4.0530
Change -0.0699 -1.70%
Low/High 4.0437 - 4.1357
Charts

Nickel September 05,10:39
Bid/Ask 9.5046 - 9.5123
Change -0.2465 -2.53%
Low/High 9.4511 - 9.8740
Charts

Aluminum September 05,10:39
Bid/Ask 1.0562 - 1.0567
Change -0.0262 -2.42%
Low/High 1.0551 - 1.0855
Charts

Zinc September 05,10:39
Bid/Ask 0.9736 - 0.9741
Change -0.0148 -1.50%
Low/High 0.9682 - 1.0032
Charts

Lead September 05,10:39
Bid/Ask 1.1110 - 1.1123
Change -0.0166 -1.47%
Low/High 1.1075 - 1.1435