Miercoles 16/11/11, CPI, produccion industrial, ind.casas

[jonibol]

Pero si ese comentario de Fitch es obvio. Moviendo el árbol a ver cuántos tontos caen

[admin]

Euro down 1.3463

[admin]

Gracias Fitch.

Fitch dijo que el riesgo era serio para la banca en US si Europa se contagia.

TODAY'S MARKETSNOVEMBER 16, 2011, 4:10 P.M. ET.

Late Selloff Sinks Stocks

By JONATHAN CHENG
Stocks sank in late-afternoon trading, as investors responded to a credit-agency warning on the likely impact of the European debt contagion on U.S. banks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended down 190.19 points, or 1.6%, to 11905.97 in preliminary data. The volatile session saw the index recoup a 139-point decline, only to lose it all in the final hour of trading. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index shed 20.89 points, or 1.7%, to 1236.92, while the Nasdaq Composite lost 46.59 points, or 1.7%, to 2639.61.

.The decline came after Fitch Ratings warned that U.S. banks have "manageable direct exposures" to the stressed European markets, but warned that further contagion posed a serious risk.

The warning sent stocks reeling. In the early afternoon, stocks had pushed back briefly into positive territory, helped by a report that Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, said global central bankers could step in with coordinated action to buy bonds.

U.S. stock futures fell as disappointing news about corporate earnings added to continued concerns over European growth and sovereign-debt issues. AP Photo/Ralph Wilson.
. Trading volume in the latest so-called bull market is nowhere near as high as in prior rallies, according to MarketWatch's Mark Hulbert, who says a lot of major moves upward come with a thrust in volume. Laura Mandaro reports. (Image: Getty Images)
.The late decline was also attributed by some traders as tied to a comment by Texas Republican House member Jeb Hensarling, who said talks on the Congressional joint supercommittee to reduce the deficit had stalled. The deadline for the supercommittee is next Wednesday.

"It's a combination of the Fitch commentary and the stall in the supercommittee," said Michael Marrale, head of U.S. sales trading at RBC Capital Markets. "I was under the impression that there's a sense of urgency to make something happen after the credit downgrade over the summer, but a lot of this is going to be politics as usual, and it looks like it'll take some time to work itself out. I don't think it should be a real surprise, but it just shows how fragile the markets are."

[admin]

SCCO -1.31%

BVN -2.19%

EPU -0.30%

BAP -2.92%

C -4.14%

ERX - 3.97%

EDC -7.35%

RIO -3.63%

AAPl -1.04%

FAS -6.56%

XLF -2.46%

USO +2.37%

GS -4.16%

MS -7.87%

[admin]

Deberian meterse la lengua a donde no brilla el sol, despues de haberle puesto triple A a toda la basura de bonos subprime, ya no deberian estar en el mercado. No tienen verguenza.

[El_Diez]

A pesar de la caída, el grafico del Dow (e igual el SP 500) siguen manteniéndose dentro del triangulo

Dow Jones1.jpg (94.61 KiB) Visto 3155 veces

[RISTA]

Humala dice Perú necesita plan minero Newmont, pero con cambios

LIMA (Reuters) - Perú requiere del millonario proyecto minero de la estadounidense Newmont para su desarrollo económico y social, pero con cambios en su ejecución que garanticen el respeto al medio ambiente y eviten conflictos sociales, dijo el miércoles el presidente Ollanta Humala.
Humala afirmó que el Gobierno está dispuesto a cofinanciar con Newmont y su socia peruana Buenaventura un "fondo social" para ampliar la infraestructura social básica en las comunidades donde se desarrolla el proyecto Minas Conga, que aguarda inversiones por 4.800 millones de dólares.
"El proyecto Conga es un proyecto importante para Perú, porque le va a permitir realizar la gran transformación y la inclusión social que le ofrecimos al pueblo peruano", dijo a periodistas el presidente del país andino, un importante productor mundial de metales.
Actualmente el proyecto de oro y cobre es rechazado por la región Cajamarca, en el norte de Perú, porque las comunidades aledañas temen que su desarrollo afecte las fuentes de agua en su zona de influencia y donde los pobladores se dedican principalmente a la ganadería y la agricultura.
Newmont ha afirmado que la compañía está comprometida con el cuidado ambiental y que en la ejecución de Minas Conga se buscará trasvasar cuatro "pequeñas" lagunas de la zona para llevar el agua a reservorios que planean construir.
Pero dirigentes de algunas comunidades cercanas al proyecto en Cajamarca afirman que con el traslado de las lagunas desaparecerán las filtraciones de agua que riegan sus tierras.
PRESIDENTE PIDE MAS LAGUNAS
Humala dijo que el estudio de impacto ambiental realizado por Newmont y aprobado por las autoridades locales puede mejorarse y ampliarse para garantizar el agua en la zona.

[El_Diez]

Si Newmont un dia se cansa de toda esta demora y cancela definitivamente su proyecto Conga, Humala y el futuro económico del país se van a la M. … .. aqui esta en juego mucho

[admin]

Economista de Citi: Tienen que actuar ahora, el default de Espana e Italia es inminente. Catastrofe financiera para la banca Europea y para US tambien.
November 16, 2011, 4:12 PM ET.Citi Economist Warns of Imminent Spanish, Italian Default.

By Mark Gongloff
Courtesy of Zero Hedge, here’s video of Citigroup economist Willem Buiter telling Bloomberg TV that Europe’s crisis is getting closer to turning into a major rout.

Money quote:

“I think we have maybe a few months — it could be weeks, it could be days — before there is a material risk of a fundamentally unnecessary default by a country like Spain or Italy which would be a financial catastrophe dragging the European banking system and North America with it. So they have to act now.”

[admin]

Moody's le da un downgrade a casi todo el sector publico Aleman debido a que lo mas probable es que el gobierno no los rescate. Esto afecta a 10 bacnos Alemanes llamados Landesbanks.

BUSINESSNOVEMBER 16, 2011, 5:00 P.M. ET

Moody's Downgrades German Landesbanks

By LAURA STEVENS
FRANKFURT—Nearly all of Germany's public-sector lenders were downgraded by Moody's Investors Service Wednesday night after the ratings company said it is less likely that the German government will step in with a bailout.

The downgrades, which conclude a review begun in July, affect the senior debt and deposit ratings of 10 German banks, primarily the so-called Landesbanks.

The news comes on the heels of this week's decision by the German government to reactivate its bank-rescue fund, known as Soffin, in order to recapitalize the country's banks where necessary.

The Landesbank downgrades reflect that "future government (or systemic) support for German public-sector banks has become less certain, partly owing to the new bank resolution regime that enables the government to impose losses on creditors outside of liquidation," Moody's said.

Several of the Landesbanks—a network of state-controlled lenders that mainly offer commercial banking services to Germany's small and mid-size companies—were forced to take state aid during the 2008 financial crisis.

For years, Landesbanks have come under pressure from private banks and the federal government to consolidate or privatize, but local politicians, whose powerful state governments own various stakes in the banks, have resisted.

The banks served as a useful political tool for decades, providing loans for infrastructure and other projects, as well as well-paid jobs to constituents. Until 2005, the banks were able to borrow cheaply with state guarantees, and they invested heavily in subprime assets and real estate before the financial crisis.

Following the financial crisis, four of these banks required about €166 billion ($225 billion) in state aid from their owners and the German government, receiving capital injections and guarantees. One bank moved assets to a so-called bad bank. The lenders are now in various phases of restructuring mandated by the European Commission as a condition for approval of the aid.

The commission has made it harder for banks to take state aid, Moody's said, but argued that the banks remain "ultimately government owned." Even after the downgrades, the banks' senior ratings still assume that government support is likely, Moody's said.

Moody's downgraded Dekabank by one notch, and Helaba, SaarLB and HSH Nordbank by two notches. BayernLB, Deutsche Hypothekenbank AG, LBBW, NordLB, NordLB Luxembourg and BremerLB were downgraded by three notches.

LBBW declined to comment. The other banks didn't respond to requests for comment late Wednesday evening.

LBBerlin's rating was confirmed. WestLB's review is still pending as it goes through an EU-mandated restructuring process.

Moody's also downgraded the short-term ratings of six of the banks to Prime 2, including that of WestLB. "Given that we are in a special transformation process, we do not expect this change to our short-term rating to have any effect," said WestLB spokesman Richard Bassett

[admin]

Que sabe Humala de mineria????????

[admin]

Yo no se por que el gobierno tiene que meterse en cosas que no sabe.

[admin]

Los bonos americanos subieron ante la aversion al riesgo, los yields bajaron a 1.997%. Estuvieron en 2.04%

Treasurys Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note 0/32 0.254
10-Year Note 1/32 1.997
* at close

5:15 p.m. EST 11/16/11Futures Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 101.75 2.38 102.59
Gold 1763.9 -18.3 1774.3
E-mini Dow 11830 -15 11845
E-mini S&P 500 1229.25 -1.75 1231.00

5:25 p.m. EST 11/16/11Currencies Last (mid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 77.05 77.03
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.3450 1.3541
† Late Tuesday in New York.

[admin]

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[jonibol]

Las noticias de Europa sgien siendo pésimas. Afortundamente los datos macro de US siguen buenos. Veremos hasta dónde aguantan y si confirma el triángulo que comentaron D y M.
Futuros -13