Derivati, futures e certificati, sugli indici e commodities - Cap. 1 (16 lettori)
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gabrie
Forumer attivo
... rischiamo il verde con questi dati amerikkioni
Fiducia dei consumatori 85,2 83,5 82,2
Indice FED di Richmond 3 6 7
Vendita di Case nuove (Mensile) 18,6% 1,6% 3,7%
Vendite di nuove abitazioni 504K 440K 425K
Eh già...
il Nasdaq è partito sparato. Resta più tranquillo per ora SP. Vediamo il fotty che fa...
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cosarara
Forumer attivo
e cosa vuoi che faccia, salirà ... meglio così lo shortiamo da più in alto.
DannyC
Forumer storico
DJ Copper Pauses as Traders Eye Weak German, U.S. Economic Data
Tue Jun 24 10:04:37 2014 EDT
By Tatyana Shumsky
Copper futures were nearly unchanged on Tuesday as investors weighed the
impact of downbeat economic reports from Germany and the U.S. on future demand
for the industrial metal.
The most actively traded contract, copper for September delivery, was
recently down 0.10 cent at $3.1410 a pound on the Comex division of the New
York Mercantile Exchange.
Copper prices had risen in recent days, touching a three-week high on Monday
as a small increase in Chinese factory activity soothed worries about metal
demand from the world's top copper consumer. China accounts for about 40% of
global copper consumption, with much of the metal used for manufacturing and
construction.
On Tuesday, copper futures paused their rally after German business
confidence, as measured by the Ifo Institute's lead indicator, fell to 109.7 in
June from 110.4 in May. Economists had pegged the index would slip to 110.2
this month.
Germany is the biggest economy in Europe which, as a region, is the
second-largest copper consumer after China.
A slower-than-expected rise in U.S. home prices also weighed on copper
prices. The S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index covering 20 cities posted an
annual gain of 10.8% in April. That is down from a 12.4% yearly pace in March
and less than the 11.4% expected by economists.
The index "shows weakness in the U.S. housing market and it's translating
into weakness in copper," said Bob Haberkorn, a senior commodities broker with
RJO Futures.
Copper electrical wires and plumbing pipes are widely used in residential
construction, and some investors have hoped that a rebound in the U.S. housing
market would lift demand for the industrial metal.
-- Write to Tatyana Shumsky at [email protected]
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
Tue Jun 24 10:04:37 2014 EDT
By Tatyana Shumsky
Copper futures were nearly unchanged on Tuesday as investors weighed the
impact of downbeat economic reports from Germany and the U.S. on future demand
for the industrial metal.
The most actively traded contract, copper for September delivery, was
recently down 0.10 cent at $3.1410 a pound on the Comex division of the New
York Mercantile Exchange.
Copper prices had risen in recent days, touching a three-week high on Monday
as a small increase in Chinese factory activity soothed worries about metal
demand from the world's top copper consumer. China accounts for about 40% of
global copper consumption, with much of the metal used for manufacturing and
construction.
On Tuesday, copper futures paused their rally after German business
confidence, as measured by the Ifo Institute's lead indicator, fell to 109.7 in
June from 110.4 in May. Economists had pegged the index would slip to 110.2
this month.
Germany is the biggest economy in Europe which, as a region, is the
second-largest copper consumer after China.
A slower-than-expected rise in U.S. home prices also weighed on copper
prices. The S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index covering 20 cities posted an
annual gain of 10.8% in April. That is down from a 12.4% yearly pace in March
and less than the 11.4% expected by economists.
The index "shows weakness in the U.S. housing market and it's translating
into weakness in copper," said Bob Haberkorn, a senior commodities broker with
RJO Futures.
Copper electrical wires and plumbing pipes are widely used in residential
construction, and some investors have hoped that a rebound in the U.S. housing
market would lift demand for the industrial metal.
-- Write to Tatyana Shumsky at [email protected]
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
gabrie
Forumer attivo
Sono un pochino preoccupato per lo short su SP, mi sa che mi conviene chiudere. Speravo ritracciassero ma vanno sempre più su...
novizio43bis
Nuovo forumer
OK grazie. Potrei anche uscire adesso con la pizza pagata, invece penso che resisterò fino a domani per vedere se riesco a fare un operazione in loss
DannyC
Forumer storico
Ciao Mauro, stamattina non c'ero. Ricambio il salutosecondo me stanno andando di........................
michi68
Forumer attivo
secondo me stanno andando di........................
Secondo me sono arrivati ....1975 non lo supereranno
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