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La economía de China crecio mas de lo anticipado o 7.5% en el segundo trimestre.

Asia Stocks, Aussie Hold Gains on China GDP Expansion
By Pratish Narayanan & Emma O’Brien - Jul 14, 2013 10:14 PM ET

Asian stocks and the Australian dollar held gains after China’s economy grew in line with forecasts and the government opened markets wider to foreign investors. Gold and other precious metals rallied.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index excluding Japan Index rose 0.15 percent at 10:05 a.m. in Hong Kong. Gold climbed 0.5 percent, extending its biggest weekly jump since 2011, as palladium headed for a one-month high. The so-called Aussie strengthened 0.4 percent after sliding to the weakest level since August 2010 on July 12. Futures (SPA) on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index advanced 0.2 percent after the gauge reached a record on July 12. Crude dropped 0.3 percent and corn futures sank.
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One-kilogram gold bars are arranged for a photograph at a Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo K.K. store in Tokyo. Photographer: Junko Kimura/Bloomberg
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July 4 (Bloomberg) -- Dominic Schnider, head of commodities research at UBS AG’s wealth-management unit in Singapore, talks about the outlook for crude oil and gold. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television's "First Up." (Source: Bloomberg)
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July 2 (Bloomberg) -- Scott Carter, chief executive officer of Lear Capital, talks about the outlook for gold prices and his investment strategy for the precious metal. He speaks with Deirdre Bolton on Bloomberg Television's "Money Moves." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Visitors walk up a set of steps in front of the Sydney Opera House in Sydney, Australia. Photographer: Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg
China’s economy expanded 7.5 percent in the three months to June 30, matching forecasts in a Bloomberg survey of economists. A government decision to almost double investment quotas for the qualified foreign institutional investors program to $150 billion supported markets. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said last week that the U.S. would need accommodative monetary policy for the foreseeable future.
China’s policy makers “are trying to support the market,” said David Poh, who helps oversee $113 billion as the regional head of portfolio-management solutions at Societe Generale’s private bank, before the data release. Any positive effects may be limited as investors are still concerned over the risk of corporate failures in industries such as shipbuilding, he said.
MSCI’s Asia Pacific index of regional stocks rallied 2.7 percent last week, the most since the end of April, and an MSCI gauge of global equities climbed 3.4 percent after Bernanke’s comments, which were made July 10.
Gold Rises
Hedge funds raised bets on higher gold prices for a second week as Bernanke’s comments damped expectations stimulus will be cut soon. Net long positions on the metal rose by 4.1 percent, U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission data for July 9 showed. Gold surged 5.1 percent last week. Retail sales probably rose at a faster pace in June and the U.S. housing market strengthened, economists forecast before reports this week.
“The continuing theme for gold and metals in general is Bernanke indicating a more accommodative monetary stance,” said Gavin Wendt, founder of Mine Life Pty, a mining and resources researcher in Sydney. “China can’t really grow at 9 to 10 percent every year. Growth now is coming off a very high base, but it’s more sustainable.”
Silver rose 0.3 percent, while palladium gained 0.6 percent, poised for the highest close since June 14. Platinum climbed 0.3 percent, set for the highest close since June 19. Zinc, nickel, aluminum and lead for three-month delivery fell on the London Metal Exchange, as tin rose 0.3 percent. Copper futures lost 0.5 percent.
Contracts on corn due in December retreated 0.9 percent amid warmer, drier U.S. weather. Wheat futures sank 0.9 percent as well.

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Buenas noticias de la económica China hacen subir a los metales.

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Crude Oil 105.43 -0.12 -0.11%
Brent Crude 107.94 0.01 0.01%
Gold 1290.3 12.7 0.99%
Silver 20.000 0.208 1.05%
E-mini DJIA 15400 31 0.20%
E-mini S&P 500 1673.75 3.50 0.21%

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El GDP de China creció 7.5% en el segundo trimestre comparado con el 7.7% en el primer trimestre.

China's GDP Growth Slows to 7.5% in Second Quarter

BEIJING—China's economic growth slowed again in the second quarter, a deceleration that will test Beijing's resolve to steer clear of fresh stimulus measures.

China's gross domestic product grew 7.5% in the second quarter compared with a year earlier, down from 7.7% in the first quarter and in line with economists' expectations, according to Chinese official data released Monday. The data suggest key growth drivers continued to lose momentum going into the end of the quarter.

"Industrial output and investment continued to slow in June, and this will weigh on market expectations for growth in the second half," said Li Wei, China economist at Standard Chartered Bank.

An extended deceleration in growth in the world's second-largest economy threatens to send ripples around the region and the world, affecting everyone from Chilean copper miners to the luxury stores of Hong Kong and Paris.

The immediate reaction from the markets was muted with both the Shanghai market and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fractionally up in early trading. The Australian dollar strengthened slightly against the U.S. dollar.

China's leaders have so far steered clear of any stimulus, recognizing the limits of credit and investment in supporting the economy.

Lu Ting, China economist at Bank of America BAC +2.00% Merrill Lynch, said he sees zero chance of monetary easing, but added that the government would be under pressure to raise public spending to support growth.

In a positive sign, retail sales ticked up to 13.3% year-over-year growth in June from 12.9% in May. That likely reflected rising prices, but also suggests consumption could play a slightly expanded role in supporting growth going into the second half of the year.

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Euro up 1.3072

Yen down 99.26

Korea +0.19%, el Hang Seng +0.30%, Australia +0.33%, el Shanghai C. +0.73%, el Nikkei +0.2%

Los futures del Dow Jones 33 puntos al alza.

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Crude Oil 104.92 -0.63 -0.60%
Brent Crude 107.30 -0.63 -0.58%
Gold 1280.9 3.3 0.26%
Silver 19.775 -0.017 -0.09%
E-mini DJIA 15389 20 0.13%
E-mini S&P 500 1672.50 2.25 0.13%

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Copper July 15,07:19
Bid/Ask 3.1166 - 3.1167
Change -0.0235 -0.75%
Low/High 3.1148 - 3.1565
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Nickel July 15,07:19
Bid/Ask 6.0679 - 6.0719
Change -0.1332 -2.15%
Low/High 6.0515 - 6.2225
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Aluminum July 15,07:18
Bid/Ask 0.8044 - 0.8045
Change -0.0076 -0.94%
Low/High 0.8033 - 0.8138
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Zinc July 15,07:19
Bid/Ask 0.8402 - 0.8406
Change -0.0042 -0.50%
Low/High 0.8388 - 0.8467
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Lead July 15,07:19
Bid/Ask 0.9258 - 0.9263
Change -0.0049 -0.52%
Low/High 0.9256 - 0.9359

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Europe, Africa, Middle East
EURO STOXX 50 PRICE EUR 2,677.05 +2.17
(+0.08%) 07:10
FTSE 100 INDEX 6,564.36 +19.41
(+0.30%) 07:09
CAC 40 INDEX 3,867.02 +11.92
(+0.31%) 07:09
All Europe, Africa, Middle East Indexes
European News
Asia-Pacific
NIKKEI 225 14,506.25 +33.66
(+0.23%) JUL 12
HONG KONG HANG SENG INDEX 21,303.31 +26.03
(+0.12%) 04:01
S&​P/​ASX 200 4,981.11 +7.22
(+0.15%) 02:53

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Crecimiento de China se ralentiza en 2do trim, podría estimular reforma
lunes 15 de julio de 2013 07:16 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
Por Aileen Wang y Kevin Yao

PEKIN (Reuters) - El crecimiento anual del Producto Interno Bruto de China se desaceleró a un 7,5 por ciento entre abril y junio -el noveno trimestre en los últimos 10 en que la expansión se ha debilitado- aumentando la presión para que Pekín acelere las reformas.

Datos mostraron que la segunda mayor economía del mundo se desaceleró en línea con el pronóstico promedio de un sondeo de Reuters tras el crecimiento del 7,7 por ciento en el período de enero a marzo. Las bolsas de Asia subieron por el alivio de que el crecimiento no fue menor después de una sorpresiva caída en las exportaciones en junio.

Un portavoz de la Oficina Nacional de Estadísticas (NBS, por su sigla en inglés) dijo que la economía aún podría alcanzar la meta de crecimiento anual del 7,5 por ciento, mientras que el gobernador del banco central dijo que el Gobierno aumentará los incentivos para apoyar a las pequeñas empresas para tratar de estabilizar el crecimiento.

Pero los analistas dijeron que la desaceleración podría alentar al Gobierno a impulsar reformas más fuertes. La alternativa -inyectar más efectivo en la economía a través de la flexibilización monetaria- aumenta el riesgo de exacerbar aún más a los mercados de crédito e inmobiliario.

"La desaceleración obligará al Gobierno a impulsar reformas para ayudar a liberar nuevos motores de crecimiento", dijo Xiang Songzuo, economista jefe del Banco Agrícola de China en Pekín.

La última tasa de crecimiento interanual fue la segunda más baja desde la crisis financiera global después de un 7,4 por ciento en el tercer trimestre del año pasado.

El portavoz de la NBS, Sheng Laiyun, dijo que la desaceleración se debió en parte al resultado de los esfuerzos de Pekín para reformar la economía, un programa destinado a reducir su dependencia de las exportaciones y la inversión para fomentar un mayor consumo doméstico.

La inversión fue el mayor impulsor del crecimiento en el primer semestre, contribuyendo con 4,1 puntos porcentuales a la tasa de un 7,6 por ciento, mientras que el consumo aportó 3,4 puntos porcentuales y las exportaciones netas representaron 0,1 puntos porcentuales, dijo la oficina.

Otros indicadores divulgados el lunes mostraron que la producción industrial creció un 8,9 por ciento en junio a nivel interanual, frente a expectativas de un 9,1 por ciento en el sondeo Reuters.

Las ventas minoristas en junio subieron un 13,3 por ciento frente al año pasado, comparado con una expectativa del 12,9 por ciento.

La inversión fija creció un 20,1 por ciento en la primera mitad del año a nivel interanual, casi en línea con el pronóstico del 20,2 por ciento.

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C reporta mejor de lo esperado en ventas y utilidades.

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Las ganancias de C suben 42%

Au down 1,276

Euro down 1.3003

Yen down 100.38

Oil down 105.13

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GS rerpota maniana

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RIO +0.71%

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Ag down 19.71

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