Lunes 04/06/12 Ordenes de fabricas

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El euro subiendo 1.2491

-36.41

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-45.94

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FB -4.04% a 26.61

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Peru - 0.12%

Movimientos de mercado por variación diariaAcciones Ultima cotización (S/.) Var. día (S/.) Var. día (%)
SUE US$ 1.05 US$ 0.04 3.96
RIO US$ 4.32 US$ 0.02 0.70



Acciones Ultima cotización (S/.) Var. día (S/.) Var. día (%)
DIB US$ 2.60 US$ -0.22 -7.80
DNT US$ 0.62 US$ -0.02 -3.13
PML US$ 0.67 US$ -0.02 -2.90
MIRL US$ 0.80 US$ 0.00 -1.23

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Euro up 1.2493

Au down 1,620

Futures cu down 3.31

VIX up 27.58

-38.41

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Alguien esta diciendo que el cobre podria bajar 25% mas de sus precios actuales. Que se le haga chicharron la boca. Contra.

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-35.73

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-28.76

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3.3245, el cobre pasa al alza.

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La baja de los precios en commodities debe ayudar a la economia.

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-27.86

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Canada
Index Name Value Change % Change Time
S&P/TSX Composite Index 11,332.48 -28.72 -0.25% 09:49:45
S&P/TSX Equity Index 11,643.97 -30.49 -0.26% 09:50:00
S&P/TSX 60 Index 645.36 -1.82 -0.28% 09:50:00
S&P 500/Toronto Stock Exchange Venture Composite Index 1,286.51 -5.08 -0.39% 09:50:00

Chile
Index Name Value Change % Change Time
Santiago Stock Exchange IPSA Index 4,264.82 -15.69 -0.37% 09:55:05
Santiago Stock Exchange IGPA Index 20,566.45 -80.41 -0.39% 10:09:44
Chile Inter-10 Index 5,562.56 -11.54 -0.21% 09:50:14
Chile 65 Index 2,916.34 -6.18 -0.21% 09:50:48
Chile Large Cap Index 2,773.22 -6.76 -0.24% 09:41:15
Chile Small Cap Index 3,849.22 -1.78 -0.05% 09:50:48

ColombiaIndex Name Value Change % Change Time
Colombia COLCAP Index 1,678.88 -1.56 -0.09% 09:50:12
Columbia COL20 Index 1,399.36 +0.64 +0.05% 09:50:12
Indice General de la Bolsa de Valores de Colombia 14,137.09 +7.04 +0.05% 09:50:12

Costa RicaIndex Name Value Change % Change Time
BCT Corp Costa Rica Stock Market Index - -

Mexico
Index Name Value Change % Change Time
Mexican Stock Exchange Mexican Bolsa IPC Index 37,227.22 +44.85 +0.12% 09:50:12
Mexican Stock Exchange INMEX Index 1,997.69 -0.49 -0.02% 09:49:45
Mexican Stock Exchange IMC 30 Index 442.21 -1.43 -0.32% 09:50:11
Mexican Stock Exchange Total Return Index 45,031.26 +54.25 +0.12% 09:50:12

PanamaIndex Name Value Change % Change Time
Bolsa de Valores de Panama General Index 393.96 +9.10 +2.36% 06/01/2012

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Las ordenes de fabricas bajaron en Abril a su nivel mas bajo en medio anio, un indicador preocupante del sector que ha sido el creador consistente de empleos durante la recuperacion economica.

Las ordenes de fabricas cayeron 0.6% en Abril a $465.98 billones.

Factory Orders Decline

By ERIC MORATH And JEFFREY SPARSHOTT
Demand for U.S. factory goods fell again April to the lowest level in half a year, a worrying sign for a sector that has been a steady source of job creation during the economic recovery.

Orders for manufactured goods fell 0.6% in April to $465.98 billion, the Commerce Department said Monday. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had expected factory orders to hold steady from the previous month.

The drop came on top of a downward revision to March factory orders, which fell 2.1%, compared with a previously reported drop of 1.5%.

April's slide came as demand decreased for products such as machinery, cars and computers.

Demand for durable goods, products made to last at least three years, was unchanged in April, a downward revision from the 0.2% monthly gain Commerce estimated late last month. Durable goods orders fell 3.7% in March.

The factory sector has been an important driver of the recovery. Manufacturing output has averaged a 5.9% growth rate since the recovery began in the third quarter of 2009.

"This is markedly more than twice the growth rate of GDP," Cliff Waldman, senior economist for the Manufacturers Alliance, said Friday. "Unfortunately, the weak and risky global economic outlook is a headwind for U.S. factory sector growth."

According to the Labor Department's payroll report last week, manufacturing added 12,000 jobs in May. Employment in the sector has expanded by nearly 500,000 since the start of 2010.

But the same report suggested the economy as a whole is slowing as monthly job creation reached its lowest level in a year and the unemployment rate increased to 8.2%, the first uptick since June 2011.

Monday's factory data showed that orders for transportation-related goods increased 2.2% in April, as rising demand for planes and ships offset a 0.5% decline in auto-related orders.

Excluding the often volatile transportation sector, new orders were down 1.1% in April.

Defense capital-goods orders--which include such things as communications equipment and aircraft--fell 21.5% in April. Excluding defense orders, overall factory orders were down 0.2%.

In April, orders for non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft, a measure of business investment, fell 2.1%. Meanwhile, consumer goods orders increased 0.1% during the month and non-durable goods factory orders fell 1.1%

The report showed April factory shipments decreased 0.3%, the largest drop since August. Unfilled orders, a sign of future demand, were 0.1% lower. Inventories were unchanged.

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Oil up 83.33

-17.15

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Los yields suben mas a 1.52%

Euro up 1.2490

VIX up 27.02