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US July home prices dip, seen stabilizing-S&P/Case
NEW YORK, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Single-family home prices
dipped in July, and are seen stabilizing near the lows without
the homebuyer tax credit that ended in April, Standard &
Poor's/Case-Shiller home price indexes showed on Tuesday.
TheS&P/Case Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan
areas declined 0.1 percent in July from June on a seasonally
adjusted basis, as expected in a Reuters poll. The dip followed
a 0.2 percent June rise, which was revised down from a 0.3
percentincrease.
Unadjusted, the 20-city index gained 0.6 percent after
June's 1 percent gain. A 0.4 percent rise was expected.
S&P, which publishes the indexes, also said home prices in
the 20 cities index rose 3.2 percent from July 2009, a slower
annual pace than the 4.2 percent increased in June.
Ten of the cities had annual gains and only Las Vegas set a
new low, as the impact of the homebuyer tax credit faded away,
S&P said. But the year-over-year growth rates slowed in 16 of
the cities and both the 10- and 20-city composite indexes in
July from the prior month.
"While we could still see some residual support from the
homebuyers' tax credit, which covers purchases closing through
September 30th, anyone looking for home prices to return to the
lofty 2005-2006 levels might be disappointed," David M.
Blitzer, Chairman of the Index Committee at S&P, said in a
press release.
"Housing starts, sales and inventory data reported for
August do not show signs of a robust market,and foreclosures
continue," he said, adding "stable prices seem more likely."
The 20-city index showed home prices remain 27.9 percent
below the peaks set in mid-2006.
(Reporting by Lynn Adler; Editing by James Dalgleish)
(([email protected]; Tel: +1 646 223-6307; Reuters
Messaging: [email protected]))
NEW YORK, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Single-family home prices
dipped in July, and are seen stabilizing near the lows without
the homebuyer tax credit that ended in April, Standard &
Poor's/Case-Shiller home price indexes showed on Tuesday.
TheS&P/Case Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan
areas declined 0.1 percent in July from June on a seasonally
adjusted basis, as expected in a Reuters poll. The dip followed
a 0.2 percent June rise, which was revised down from a 0.3
percentincrease.
Unadjusted, the 20-city index gained 0.6 percent after
June's 1 percent gain. A 0.4 percent rise was expected.
S&P, which publishes the indexes, also said home prices in
the 20 cities index rose 3.2 percent from July 2009, a slower
annual pace than the 4.2 percent increased in June.
Ten of the cities had annual gains and only Las Vegas set a
new low, as the impact of the homebuyer tax credit faded away,
S&P said. But the year-over-year growth rates slowed in 16 of
the cities and both the 10- and 20-city composite indexes in
July from the prior month.
"While we could still see some residual support from the
homebuyers' tax credit, which covers purchases closing through
September 30th, anyone looking for home prices to return to the
lofty 2005-2006 levels might be disappointed," David M.
Blitzer, Chairman of the Index Committee at S&P, said in a
press release.
"Housing starts, sales and inventory data reported for
August do not show signs of a robust market,and foreclosures
continue," he said, adding "stable prices seem more likely."
The 20-city index showed home prices remain 27.9 percent
below the peaks set in mid-2006.
(Reporting by Lynn Adler; Editing by James Dalgleish)
(([email protected]; Tel: +1 646 223-6307; Reuters
Messaging: [email protected]))
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DJ MARKET TALK: CDS On Spanish Banks Widen Amid Downgrade Fears
1315 GMT [Dow Jones] Credit default swaps on major Spanish banks rise on fears of an imminent downgrade of Spanish sovereign debt. Moody''s has had Spain''s Aaa sovereign rating on negative watch since June 30 but there is talk of new ratings action by the firm. A Moody''s spokesman declined to comment. CDS on Caja Mediterraneo were quoted by data provider CMA DataVision at 629.93BP, up 9.6% or 55BP, Caja de Ahorros de Valencia is at 396.17BP, up 7.12% or 26.33BP, Banco Santander is at 193BP from 181BP. That''s far off the record highs for Spanish banks, however. Santander hit nearly 250BP in April before the EU rescue of Greece, when sovereign fears were escalating. ([email protected]) <br><br>
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1315 GMT [Dow Jones] Credit default swaps on major Spanish banks rise on fears of an imminent downgrade of Spanish sovereign debt. Moody''s has had Spain''s Aaa sovereign rating on negative watch since June 30 but there is talk of new ratings action by the firm. A Moody''s spokesman declined to comment. CDS on Caja Mediterraneo were quoted by data provider CMA DataVision at 629.93BP, up 9.6% or 55BP, Caja de Ahorros de Valencia is at 396.17BP, up 7.12% or 26.33BP, Banco Santander is at 193BP from 181BP. That''s far off the record highs for Spanish banks, however. Santander hit nearly 250BP in April before the EU rescue of Greece, when sovereign fears were escalating. ([email protected]) <br><br>
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riflettevo su questo
gli usa per aiutare la finanza e l'economia fanno QE e svalutano il dollaro : la borsa sale
il giappone per aiutare la finanza e l'economia svaluta lo yen ( o almeno ci prova) : la borsa recupera le perdite
l'euro si rivaluta, uno della bce dice che stanno ritirando i sostegni straordinari ( quindi riducono QE ): la borsa sale
qualcosa non quadra: o non ci capisco io una mazza o ci stanno prendendo per il cubo alla grande
gli usa per aiutare la finanza e l'economia fanno QE e svalutano il dollaro : la borsa sale
il giappone per aiutare la finanza e l'economia svaluta lo yen ( o almeno ci prova) : la borsa recupera le perdite
l'euro si rivaluta, uno della bce dice che stanno ritirando i sostegni straordinari ( quindi riducono QE ): la borsa sale
qualcosa non quadra: o non ci capisco io una mazza o ci stanno prendendo per il cubo alla grande
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Gain ?! No ! Just Loss !
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mi sa che è ora
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vedila cosi....in Euro o yen l'indice americano è il piu conveniente....il nostro è il piu caro....io investitore uscirei dal nostro per entrare nel loro....questo pero è un problema per le ns banks in primis perche se c è da emttere equity io non ci metterei un euro.....ora....o loro tirano fuori (questione di giorni) la notiziola ad arte o tirano le gambe.....sullo yen il discorso è diverso.....ora tutta la congiuntura borsistica ruota sulle valute....li è guerra vera a chi svaluta di piu.....pero gli usa hanno piu munizioni, seguiamo noi che pero abbiamo un carrozzone fatto di molti stati ed è piu rigida questa mossa....lo yen è spacciato perche la cina lo prende dalle palle....
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db mantiene la sua performance anche oggi -1,7%
vediamo se va a bucare i 40
vediamo se va a bucare i 40
solointraday
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tutto vero per quanto concerne l'aspetto finanza
ma l'economia?
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