Martes 02/01/12 ISM manufacturero, Minutas del Fed

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Empezamos el anio con fortaleza.

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A las 10 el ISM.

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El gasto en consutrccion mejor a lo esperado, sube 1.2%

El ISM mejor a lo esperado sube 53.9, arriba de 50 es expansion.

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Coor de rosa el inicio del anio.

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Copper January 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 3.4634 - 3.4665
Change +0.0541 +1.59%
Low/High 3.4093 - 3.5737
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Nickel January 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 8.3649 - 8.3767
Change -0.0500 -0.59%
Low/High 8.2975 - 8.4966
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Aluminum January 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 0.9036 - 0.9041
Change +0.0120 +1.35%
Low/High 0.8909 - 0.9499
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Zinc January 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 0.8291 - 0.8299
Change +0.0032 +0.38%
Low/High 0.8240 - 0.8373
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Lead January 03,08:39
Bid/Ask 0.9016 - 0.9029
Change -0.0075 -0.82%
Low/High 0.8995 - 0.9239

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La manufactura lidera el crecimiento de la economia en el 2012


U.S. Manufacturing Expands at a Faster Pace as ISM Index Increases to 53.9
By Bob Willis - Jan 3, 2012 10:08 AM ET .
Manufacturing in the U.S. grew in December at the fastest pace in six months, remaining at the forefront of the expansion entering 2012.

The Institute for Supply Management’s factory index climbed to 53.9 last month from 52.7 in November, the Tempe, Arizona- based group’s data showed today. Fifty is the dividing line between growth and contraction, and economists surveyed by Bloomberg News forecast the gauge would rise to 53.5.

Increasing demand for autos, gains in holiday sales and lean inventories may pave the way for further strength in the industry that accounts for about 12 percent of the economy. At the same time, faltering growth in Europe due to the debt crisis poses a risk to the U.S. expansion.

“This reinforces the upward trend we’ve been seeing in manufacturing data,” Eric Green, chief market economist at TD Securities Inc. in New York, said before the report. “Stronger domestic demand, decent export demand and better inventory demand” are fueling the industry, he said.

Orders and production increased at the fastest pace since April, today’s figures showed. Declines in inventories at manufacturers and at factory customers may point to further production gains in coming months.

Estimates for the manufacturing index from 74 economists ranged from 50 to 56. A reading above 42.5 generally indicates an expansion in the overall economy, the group has said.

In China and India, manufacturing expanded last month, indicating Asia’s fastest-growing major economies have so far withstood the fallout from Europe’s sovereign debt crisis.

China Manufacturing
India’s manufacturing grew at the fastest pace in six months, stoking inflationary pressure, and a Chinese manufacturing gauge rose by more than economists expected, suggesting that a slowdown in the world’s second-biggest economy may be stabilizing. In the euro area, output fell for a fifth month though the rate of decline eased slightly from November.

In Europe, a gauge of Swiss manufacturing rose to 50.7 in December from 44.8 when adjusted for seasonal swings, Credit Suisse Group AG in Zurich said in an e-mailed statement today. That’s the first reading above 50 since August. A U.K. index rose to 49.6 from a revised 47.7.

The ISM showed the production index increased to 59.9 in December from 56.6. The new orders (NAPMNEWO) measure rose to 57.6 from 56.7, while the group’s gauge of export orders picked up to 53 from 52.

The inventory index dropped to 47.1 from 48.3, while a gauge of customer stockpiles decreased to 42.5 from 50.

Factory Employment
The index of prices paid rose to 47.5 from 45. The employment index (NAPMEMPL) rose to 55.1, the highest since June, from 51.8. Manufacturing payrolls rose by 5,000 last month after a 2,000 gain the prior month, according to a survey of economists surveyed by Bloomberg before the Labor Department’s payroll report on Jan. 6.

A government tax credit may have contributed to an increase in business demand for equipment in the months leading up to the end-of-the-year deadline. The Obama administration’s tax compromise allowed companies to depreciate 100 percent of capital outlays in 2011 and 50 percent in 2012.

A reviving auto industry is also boosting the U.S. economy. Light-vehicle sales ran at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 13.6 million in November, the fastest since August 2009, according to Autodata Corp.

General Motors Co. (GM), the largest U.S. carmaker, posted November sales growth of 7 percent versus a year earlier, partly due to Americans replacing older vehicles.

“It’s the underlying replacement demand and economy, as well as the great new products, that are really driving it,” Don Johnson, GM’s vice president for U.S. sales, said on a conference call last month.

Ford’s Sales
Ford Motor Co. last week said its namesake brand exceeded 2 million U.S. sales for the first year since 2007, led by gains for models such as the Fiesta small car and revamped Explorer sport-utility vehicle.

Growth in Asia and emerging markets is helping sustain orders for U.S.-produced goods while demand from Europe stumbles. Grand Rapids, Michigan-based Steelcase Inc. (SCS), which designs and makes products for offices, is seeing room for expansion in India and China, while sales are uneven in Europe.

“We saw revenue growth in some countries” in Europe in the most recent quarter, “while others were down,” James Hackett, president and chief executive officer of the Grand Rapids-based company, said on a Dec. 22 conference call. “Our commitment to Asia continues to pay off.”

September and October were the best months for U.S. exports (USTBEXP) on record, according to figures from the Commerce Department.

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Canada
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
S&P/TSX COMPOSITE INDEX 12,141.70 186.65 1.56% 10:18
S&P/TSX EQUITY INDEX 12,520.40 204.25 1.66% 10:12
S&P/TSX 60 INDEX 692.50 11.63 1.71% 10:12
S&P/TSX VENTURE COMP IDX 1,498.91 14.25 0.96% 10:13

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INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
MEXICO IPC INDEX 37,609.10 274.02 0.73% 09:58
MEXICO INMEX INDEX 2,071.13 19.95 0.97% 09:51
MEXICO IMC30 INDEX 433.93 3.22 0.75% 09:53
MSE TOTAL RETURN INDEX 45,031.60 313.20 0.70% 09:53

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INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
Bolsa de Panama General 338.44 0.01 0.00% 12/29

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INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
ARGENTINA MERVAL INDEX 2,537.13 74.50 3.03% 09:52
ARGENTINA BURCAP INDEX 8,953.95 257.42 2.96% 09:52
M.AR MERVAL ARGENTINA IX 1,941.37 37.08 1.95% 09:52
INDICE BOLSA GENERAL 148,456.00 3,937.95 2.72% 09:52

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BRAZIL BOVESPA INDEX 59,096.30 1,267.03 2.19% 10:19
BRAZIL IBrX INDEX 20,257.10 367.73 1.85% 09:57
BRAZIL ELECTRIC.ENRGY IX 32,571.40 12.41 0.04% 09:58
BRAZIL TELECOM INDEX 1,743.30 18.73 1.09% 09:58
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CHILE STOCK MKT GENERAL 20,160.40 110.58 0.55% 10:13
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VENEZUELA STOCK MKT INDX 115,949.00 -192.88 -0.17% 09:44

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Las casas y el sector financiero podrian ser dos sectores para apostar este anio.