Jueves 06/09/12 Empleo privado ADP, ISM no manufacturero

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Oil up 96.35

Euro up 1.2629

Oil up 96.35

Libro igual 0.41%

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Los seguros de desempleo bajan a 365,000, o 12,000.

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+86

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SCCO -0.02%

ERX +1.73%

EDC +1.89%

RIO +2.03%

AAPl +0.20%

FAS +1.41%

FB +0.91%

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ECB deja Los intereses intactos.

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Los Chinos ya estan vendiendo los cases (estuches)

Clues About iPhone 5 on Alibaba?

While expectations are high for the new iPhone that Apple AAPL -0.71% plans to launch next Wednesday, some Chinese makers of iPhone cases are already moving ahead and selling what they say are the cases designed for the new model.


Alibaba.com
A search for “iPhone 5″ on Alibaba’s e-commerce site returns results such as this one, with items purporting to be cases for the device set to launch next week.
A search on Alibaba.com , China’s biggest business-to-business e-commerce site, shows postings by many iPhone case manufacturers selling protective cases for the “iPhone 5.”

Given that the site is a trading platform for small businesses in and outside China, potential buyers could be, for example, retail stores that want to be able to sell cases as soon as Apple launches the new iPhone.

The next iPhone is likely to come with a screen measuring around 4 inches diagonally, compared with the current iPhone’s 3.5-inch screen, people familiar with the matter said in May.

The new iPhone is also using new technology that makes its screen thinner, which allows Apple to either make the whole device thinner or increase the battery’s capacity, according to other people with knowledge of the matter.

The product descriptions for the “iPhone 5” cases sold on Alibaba.com don’t include size details. Many of those iPhone case makers are based in Shenzhen, where Foxconn 2038.HK +0.83%’s factories assemble Apple products.

This is not the first time that cases purportedly made for an upcoming Apple product were posted for sale on Alibaba.com – it also happened, for example, months before Apple launched its iPad 2 in March 2011.

But the “iPhone 5” cases come under particularly close scrutiny because the upcoming model is expected to demonstrate some major changes, including a larger screen. The iPhone’s screen has been 3.5 inches since the first model debuted in 2007.

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9:26 a.m. EDT 09/06/12Treasurys
    Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note   -2/32 0.263
10-Year Note   -18/32 1.656
* at close
9:17 a.m. EDT 09/06/12Futures
  Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 96.87 1.51 95.36
Gold 1706.7 12.7 1694.0
E-mini Dow 13123 73 13050
E-mini S&P 500 1411.75 8.25 1403.50
9:27 a.m. EDT 09/06/12Currencies
  Last (mid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 78.93 78.39
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.2575 1.2600
† Late New York trading.

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Bastante altas las expectativas del mercado sobre el actuar del BCE. Como siempre el mercado pide que le regalen un porsche cuando solo alcanza para un toyota.

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9:39 a.m. EDT 09/06/12Major Stock Indexes
  Last Change % Chg
DJIA 13197.00 149.52 1.15
Nasdaq 3099.25 29.98 0.98
S&P 500 1418.77 15.33 1.09
DJ Total Stock Market 14790.62 154.32 1.05
Russell 2000* 821.23 -0.91 -0.11

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9:51 a.m. EDT 09/06/12Treasurys
    Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note   -2/32 0.271
10-Year Note   -17/32 1.654
* at close
9:42 a.m. EDT 09/06/12Futures
  Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 97.23 1.87 95.36
Gold 1704.4 10.4 1694.0
E-mini Dow 13187 137 13050
E-mini S&P 500 1417.50 14.00 1403.50
9:52 a.m. EDT 09/06/12Currencies
  Last (mid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 78.96 78.39
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.2572 1.2600
† Late New York trading.

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Oil up 97.12

+168.20

Euro down 1.2850

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El ECB comprara bonos.

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ECB to Buy Bonds In the Open Market, Relax Collateral Framework

By GEOFFREY T. SMITH

FRANKFURT—The European Central Bank unveiled radical new measures Thursday to support the debt markets of fiscally-challenged countries and ensure that their banks have enough access to its credit lines.

President Mario Draghi told journalists at a regular news conference following the meeting of the ECB's governing council that the measures, central to which are the purchases of government bonds in the open market, will provide "a fully effective backstop" against market volatility.

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"We need to be in a position to safeguard the monetary policy transmission mechanism in all countries of the euro area," Mr. Draghi said, repeating that the ECB would stay "firmly within our mandate" of keeping stable prices.

The details of the plan were largely in line with leaks that had dribbled out of the ECB and national central banks over recent days. The ECB will buy government bonds of remaining maturities between one and three years without announcing any limits in advance, as long as the government in question is under a program approved by the euro zone.

Crucially, Mr. Draghi confirmed that the ECB won't claim the status of a senior creditor if the bonds it buys subsequently have to be restructured.

It will continue to offset its purchases in full by taking an equal amount of money out of circulation, and will only continue its purchases as long as the country in question is deemed to be complying with the conditions it has agreed with the euro zone, he said.

The ECB wants to offset, or "sterilize", its purchases to avoid increasing the monetary base, which typically consists of cash in circulation, plus banks' reserves at the central bank.

The new program, called "Outright Monetary Transactions", replaces the existing Securities Markets Program under which the central bank had bought some €209 billion ($263 billion) in government bonds. Mr. Draghi said there was one dissenting view within the ECB regarding the program, in an apparent reference to Deutsche Bundesbank head Jens Weidmann who has publicly opposed the bond purchase plan.

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Draghi dice BCE acuerda nuevo programa de compra de bonos
jueves 6 de septiembre de 2012 08:46 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
FRANCFORT (Reuters) - El Banco Central Europeo acordó el jueves un nuevo programa de compra de bonos soberanos para reducir los costos de endeudamiento de los países de la zona euro en problemas financieros, dijo su presidente, Mario Draghi, quien precisó que el plan sería una contención efectiva a la crisis.

El Consejo de Gobierno del BCE acordó "las modalidades de las transacciones monetarias directas", dijo Draghi en una conferencia de prensa tras el encuentro mensual del banco en Fráncfort.

En un intento por honrar su promesa de hacer todo lo necesario para preservar el futuro del euro, Draghi dijo que el nuevo programa de compra de bonos, que se hará en el mercado secundario, "salvaguardará la transmisión de la política monetaria en todos los países de la zona euro".

El plan enfrentará las actuales distorsiones en los mercados de bonos y los temores "infundados" de los inversores sobre el futuro del euro.