Enviado: 15/2/2006 16:19Vai haver mais subidas de juros e o mercado vai por aí assim! Querem mais sinal bull que isto? 
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CALDEIRÃO DE BOLSA
Fórum dedicado à discussão sobre os Mercados Financeiros - Bolsas de Valores
http://teste.caldeiraodebolsa.jornaldenegocios.pt/
O que o homem diz... (Bernanke)
http://teste.caldeiraodebolsa.jornaldenegocios.pt/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=46596
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Enviado: 15/2/2006 16:19Enviado: 15/2/2006 16:08É verdade, no entanto o mercado levou 5 minutos a reagir... primeiro em baixa (típico) e depois à maluca por aí acima.
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Anda daí Bernanke... pago um copo com o que acabaste de me dar.
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Enviado: 15/2/2006 16:04Continua com um discurso em que dá uma no cravo outra na ferradura...
Um abraço,
Ulisses
Um abraço,
Ulisses
O que o homem diz... (Bernanke)
Enviado: 15/2/2006 16:01Bernanke's testimony: mainly reiterates FOMC statement, says he concurs
that "some further firming" of policy may be necessary; the most recent
evidence shows econ expansion "remains on track" and future decisions
"will be increasingly dependent on incoming data." However, tone of text
is benign. He says leveling of housing seems most likely rather than a
sharp contraction and notes the "benign performance of core inflation"
that he says is due to less energy dependence & low inflation
expectations. Says will "maintain continuity" with the Greenspan era.
Risks include energy prices, whether output overshoots sustainable path.
Bottom line: tame & vanilla, we'll wait for Q&A to see the 'real Ben.'
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Central Tendencies: real growth about +3.5% in 2006, +3-3.5% in '07;
core PCE prices about +2% in 2006, +1.75%-2% in '07.
Provided by: Market News International
that "some further firming" of policy may be necessary; the most recent
evidence shows econ expansion "remains on track" and future decisions
"will be increasingly dependent on incoming data." However, tone of text
is benign. He says leveling of housing seems most likely rather than a
sharp contraction and notes the "benign performance of core inflation"
that he says is due to less energy dependence & low inflation
expectations. Says will "maintain continuity" with the Greenspan era.
Risks include energy prices, whether output overshoots sustainable path.
Bottom line: tame & vanilla, we'll wait for Q&A to see the 'real Ben.'
-
Central Tendencies: real growth about +3.5% in 2006, +3-3.5% in '07;
core PCE prices about +2% in 2006, +1.75%-2% in '07.
Provided by: Market News International