valgri
Valter : Born in 1965
Mi spiace ,penso sia capitato un po' a tutti, pero' proprio oggi che il famigerato portale di ISP poteva "piantarsi" impedendoti una operazione che si sarebbe dimostrata non azzeccata !!!.....
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Fabrib
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China announced Thursday it will cut tariffs on $75 billion of U.S. imports by half, starting next week.
In a statement, China’s Ministry of Finance said 10% tariffs on some U.S. goods would be cut to 5%, while other goods that have faced 5% levies will have those cut to 2.5%, starting at 1:01 p.m. Feb. 14, Beijing time.
The ministry said the move was made “In order to promote the healthy and stable development of Sino-U.S. economic and trade relations.
In a statement, China’s Ministry of Finance said 10% tariffs on some U.S. goods would be cut to 5%, while other goods that have faced 5% levies will have those cut to 2.5%, starting at 1:01 p.m. Feb. 14, Beijing time.
The ministry said the move was made “In order to promote the healthy and stable development of Sino-U.S. economic and trade relations.
Fabrib
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UniCredit SpA swung to a loss in the fourth quarter as one-offs and provisions weighed on the results and said it is considering a higher capital distribution.
The quarter ended a strategic plan the bank launched to tackle a number of issues, including a large pile of bad loans. Under the strategy, it cut costs and disposed of bad loans worth billions of euros.
The results come at time when European banks are feeling the heat from low rates: on Wednesday French bank BNP Paribas became the latest European lender to cut its financial targets due to the impact of ultralow interest rates.
The loss for the period was 835 million euros ($920 million), the Italian bank said Thursday. This compares with a profit of EUR1.99 billion a year earlier, when results included a significant extraordinary positive tax effect.
On an underlying basis, net profit rose 69%, it said.
Revenue rose 3.4% to EUR4.85 billion, boosted by fees and trading income.
Analysts had forecast a loss of EUR1.10 billion on revenue of EUR4.66 billion, according to a consensus forecast provided by the bank.
The results for the quarter were hit by a number of one-offs, including integration costs in Germany and Austria.
The bank said it would pay a dividend of EUR0.63 a share for 2019. It also said that it is considering an increased capital distribution to 50% for the rest of the plan.
"We enjoy a solid balance sheet," Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier said.
"We will consider increasing the capital distribution to 50% for FY 2020, paid in 2021, and for the remainder of the plan. As we have said before, we much prefer share buybacks over M&A. This has not changed."
After completing a deep overhaul, which also included selling assets, the bank launched in December a new four-year plan, under which it pledged share buybacks and dividend increases, as well as cuts in jobs and costs.
The quarter ended a strategic plan the bank launched to tackle a number of issues, including a large pile of bad loans. Under the strategy, it cut costs and disposed of bad loans worth billions of euros.
The results come at time when European banks are feeling the heat from low rates: on Wednesday French bank BNP Paribas became the latest European lender to cut its financial targets due to the impact of ultralow interest rates.
The loss for the period was 835 million euros ($920 million), the Italian bank said Thursday. This compares with a profit of EUR1.99 billion a year earlier, when results included a significant extraordinary positive tax effect.
On an underlying basis, net profit rose 69%, it said.
Revenue rose 3.4% to EUR4.85 billion, boosted by fees and trading income.
Analysts had forecast a loss of EUR1.10 billion on revenue of EUR4.66 billion, according to a consensus forecast provided by the bank.
The results for the quarter were hit by a number of one-offs, including integration costs in Germany and Austria.
The bank said it would pay a dividend of EUR0.63 a share for 2019. It also said that it is considering an increased capital distribution to 50% for the rest of the plan.
"We enjoy a solid balance sheet," Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier said.
"We will consider increasing the capital distribution to 50% for FY 2020, paid in 2021, and for the remainder of the plan. As we have said before, we much prefer share buybacks over M&A. This has not changed."
After completing a deep overhaul, which also included selling assets, the bank launched in December a new four-year plan, under which it pledged share buybacks and dividend increases, as well as cuts in jobs and costs.
NoWay
It's time to play the game
Nuova doccia gelata per l'industria tedesca, con gli ordini di fabbrica che calano e deludono le attese. Il dato di dicembre ha mostrato una flessione mensile del 2,1% dal -0,8% della passata rilevazione (dato rivisto da -1,3%), mancando le attese che indicavano una ripresa a +0,6%. Tonfo su base annua con gli ordini di fabbrica che sono crollati dell'8,7% contro il precedente -6% (dato rivisto da -6,5%) e il consensus Bloomberg che pronosticava una contrazione del 6,6%.
El Trinche
Forumer storico
....con i valori siamo al 5% circa, non male!
CarloConti
Forumer storico
bene..... normalmente le martellano.... vediamo con questo "loss" che succede
El Trinche
Forumer storico
in questo caso il "loss" non è poi cosi "loss" :
Analysts had forecast a loss of EUR1.10 billion on revenue of EUR4.66 billion, according to a consensus forecast provided by the bank.
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