Bund, Tbond e la grossa coda gialla......(V.M. 77 anni)

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Thursday March 1, 9:31 PM
Jobless claims rise 7,000
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of U.S. workers filing for first-time jobless benefits rose 7,000 last week, pushing the four-week moving average of new claims to its highest level in more than a year, a government report showed on Thursday.

Initial jobless claims hit a seasonally adjusted 338,000 for the week ended February 24, the Labor Department said.



The claims figures for the week ended February 17 were downwardly revised to 331,000.

Economists polled ahead of the report were expecting claims to fall to 325,000 in the latest week.

The four-week moving average of new claims, a more reliable measure of employment conditions because it irons out weekly volatility, rose for the fourth consecutive week and to the highest level since the week of October 29, 2005.

The four-week average rose 7,500 to 335,250 from 327,750 in the previous week.

The number of workers continuing on unemployment benefits after drawing an initial week of aid, surged 134,000 to a seasonally adjusted 2.64 million in the week ended February 17, the most recent week these figures were available, the highest level since 2.66 million in the week of December 24, 2005.

citando ghostbusters

e questo è bene?
no, questo non è bene .....
 
gipa69 ha scritto:
January incomes up 1.0 pct, core prices up 0.3 pct
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. incomes rose much more sharply than expected in January, while spending and core consumer price growth also outpaced forecasts, a government report showed on Thursday.

Incomes rose 1.0 percent in January, marking their biggest gain in a year and doubling an unrevised 0.5 percent gain for December, while January consumer spending rose 0.5 percent after a 0.7 percent increase in December, the Commerce Department reported.


Analysts polled by Reuters had expected personal income to rise just 0.3 percent, and personal consumption expenditures to rise 0.4 percent.

Core consumer prices, which exclude volatile energy and food costs, rose 0.3 percent, outpacing forecasts for a 0.2 percent rise after an unrevised 0.1 percent gain in December.

The core prices were up 2.3 percent compared with a year earlier after an unrevised 2.2 percent 12-month gain in December. Officials at the Federal Reserve have said they prefer the 12-month rise in core prices to remain between 1 percent and 2 percent.

The January saving rate improved slightly to a negative 1.2 percent of disposable personal income after a negative 1.4 percent rate in December. The saving rate has been negative since April 2005.

ahi ,qwesto può far salire i tassi
 
Giorno ... volatilità FANTASTICA oggi !!! :)

Ho chiuso i 3 cortini sul roussel a 790 sul giugno e mi sono preso in carico 2 dax long a 6635 e 6590.
Ricaricato a 113,25 il lotto sul t-bronx ... altro giro altra corsa !
Sul dax penso che da questi livelli o poco più giù nei prossimi giorni un rimbalzo è d'obbligo ... ciò ... in sole 3 sedute il dax ha perso quasi 500 punti !!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

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f4f ha scritto:
citando ghostbusters

e questo è bene?
no, questo non è bene .....


ma non l'hai piu visto ieri sera? la frase era
"faccio sempre confusione tra cosa è bene e cosa è male"
e la risposta era "immagina che la vita come la conosciamo avesse fine"
"grazie Egon, importante ragguaglio il tuo"
 
cmq secondo me i sussidi non è uno dei dati più importanti per il mercato, cioè non è uno di quelli che fanno muovere molto i futures
 
Quick§ilver ha scritto:
cmq secondo me i sussidi non è uno dei dati più importanti per il mercato, cioè non è uno di quelli che fanno muovere molto i futures

hai ragione, conta solo come effetto secondario cioè dati del lavoro positivi rendono più difficile l'eventale taglio dei tassi ristoratore....
 

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