Jueves 09/02/12 Sigue Grecia, Grecia, Grecia.

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Importante la baja de los seguros de desempleo consistente con la mayor creacion de empleos y la caida del desempleo.

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C +1.67%

AAPL +0.78%

AFS +1.33%

XLF +0.47%

GAS +0.82%

RIG +1.09%

BAC +1.60%

AKAM +13.68%

F +0.39%

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Los 5 bancos mas grande de US de acuerdo en terminar el juicio de $26 billones por las hipotecas.

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Alcatel Lucent cortara 1,800 empleos en Europa.

Cambio en el alto mando de Ford.

BOE sigue con el estimulo monetario en Inglaterra.

PepsiCo cortara el 3% de su fuerza laboral a nivel mundial.

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Credit Suisse reporta perdidas.

Reuter reporta perdidas.

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Alibaba comprara la participacion de Yahoo en esa compania, estan pidiendo $3 billones en prestamos.

Obama enjuiciara a la banca por los bonos de hipotecas.

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Tomorrow’s Tape: Jobless Claims, Slew Of Earnings On Tap

By Steven Russolillo

EverettEconomics

8:30 a.m. Eastern Time: Jobless claims. Economists are expecting claims to rise to 370,000 from the previous week’s 367,000 level.

10:00 a.m.: Wholesale Inventories. Economists expect a 0.4% increase in December wholesale inventories. A month earlier, inventories rose b y 0.1%.

Earnings

Activision Blizzard

Air Canada

AptarGroup

Beacon Roofing Supply

BCE

Bunge

Cameco

Canadian Tire

CBOE

Coca-Cola Enterprises

Corn Products Intl

Dunkin’ Brands

Exide Tech

Expedia

Home Properties

Husky Energy

Imperial Sugar

KKR

LinkedIn

Lorillard

Mack-Cali

Manulife

Montpelier Re

Noble Energy

Nuance Communications

Och-Ziff

Pacer Intl

PepsiCo

Philip Morris Intl

Pitney Bowes

Republic Services

Scripps Networks Interactive

Sealed Air

Shoppers Drug Mart

Sigma-Aldrich

Sirius XM Radio

Sonoco Products

Teck Resources

Teradata

Thomson Reuters

XL Group

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Au up 1,737

Euro up 1.3279

Diamond Foods -40.53%, son los que venden las papitas fritas. (Pringles)

OIl up 99.86

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ERX +1%

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No olvidar que la inflacion en China subio, eso malogro el panorama de medidas en ese pais.

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Se espera que Peru mantenga intereses, debido al estimulo fiscal que esta ayudando al crecimiento del PBI.

Solo se espera un crecimiento del 5% este anio.

Peru Likely to Keep 4.25% Rate for Ninth Month as GDP Rebounds on Stimulus
By John Quigley - Feb 9, 2012 12:01 AM ET .
Peruvian policy makers will probably keep borrowing costs unchanged for a ninth month today as they weigh the success of fiscal stimulus in offsetting the effect of Europe’s debt crisis.

The central bank will maintain the overnight rate at 4.25 percent, according to all 16 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. The seven-member board, led by bank President Julio Velarde, will announce its decision at about 6 p.m. local time.

Growth in South America’s sixth-largest economy accelerated for the first time in four months in December as the government rolled out stimulus spending to counter waning global demand for its metal and manufacturing exports. Though inflation eased from a two year-high of 4.74 percent last month, the central bank won’t lower rates unless Europe’s debt turmoil intensifies, said Enrique Alvarez, the head of Latin America fixed-income research at IdeaGlobal.

“They’re not going to cut rates with inflation so far outside the target’s upper bounds,” Alvarez said in a phone interview from New York, referring to the country’s inflation target of 1 percent to 3 percent. “A crash in Europe would have to develop before they’d cut.”

Peru unveiled plans in November to spend as much as $3.5 billion to shore up domestic demand on concern recession in Europe could spread to China and the U.S., the Andean nation’s top trading partners.

Public Works, Mining
The economy expanded faster than expected in December as the government pumped up investment in public works, Finance Minister Miguel Castilla said Feb. 7.

Castilla said the government may revise its forecast for 2011 economic growth, which will be reported Feb. 28, to about 7 percent from 6.8 percent.

Public investment jumped 39 percent to a record 500 million soles ($186 million) last month from a year earlier, according to the Finance Ministry. The government is targeting a 30 percent increase this year to compensate for slowing spending by companies.

The Peruvian sol has strengthened 0.3 percent since the end of December to 2.6880 per U.S. dollar yesterday, according to Deutsche Bank AG’s local unit.

The yield on the nation’s benchmark 7.84 percent sol- denominated bond due August 2020 has fallen 10 basis points, or 0.1 percentage point, this year to 5.65 percent, according to prices compiled by Bloomberg.

Though the global outlook has improved since the start of the year, anti-mining protests in Peru may deter investment and damp domestic demand, said Felipe Hernandez, an analyst at RBS Securities Inc. in Stamford, Connecticut.

Business Confidence
Newmont Mining Corp (NEM) suspended its $4.8 billion Minas Conga gold project in November after two weeks of protests that sometimes became violent. Opponents to what would be the country’s biggest-ever investment project resumed street protests Feb. 1.

Government officials have held talks with communities in three other mining regions in the last month to stem spreading unrest. Though business sentiment has improved after President Ollanta Humala revamped his Cabinet in December to better deal with the protests, investor confidence won’t return to levels seen prior to his election in June so long as the Conga project remains on hold, said Hernandez.

Business confidence rose in January for the first time in three months, according to a central bank survey published Feb. 3.

`Political Noise'
A separate survey by the bank showed economists forecast that the economy will expand 5 percent this year, compared with 5.3 percent in the previous month’s survey. Inflation expectations for 2012 declined to 2.9 percent from 3 percent.

Consumer prices fell the most in 15 months in January as the cost of food and bus fares eased.

Annual inflation slowed to 4.23 percent from December, and will continue to decelerate this year, creating leeway for the central bank to ease its monetary policy stance to shore up demand, said Roberto Flores, the head of research at Inteligo SAB, a Lima-based brokerage.

“Deflation could mean the economy is being held back by political noise,” said Pedro Olaechea, president of the National Society of Industries, in a Feb. 7 interview in Lima. “We’re more worried by the political noise surrounding investment than we are by a default in Greece.”

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Chen el ministro de comercio en China dijo que probablemente las exportaciones bajaron perjudicando a los pequenios negocios en ese pais.

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Las ventas de autos (passenger) bajaron 24% en China. Malas noticias.

Rio Tinto reporto $8.9 billones en perdidas.

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Espana enamorada con AAPL a pesar de la recesion. Segunda.

Euro up 1.3302