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Enviado: 20/3/2006 16:582:13 AM ET 3/20/06 GERMAN PPI UP 0.7% IN FEB, 5.9% YEAR-ON-YEAR
2:16 AM ET 3/20/06 German PPI climbs at fastest rate in 23 years - By Steve Goldstein
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Producer prices in Germany rose 0.7% in February from January, or up 5.9% year-on-year, the fastest year-on-year growth rate since June 1982, the Federal Statistical Office said Monday.
The rise was much higher than the 0.1% monthly rise forecast by economists.
Faz um mês jáfoi um semi-susto:
German PPI climbs at fastest rate since July 1982
By Steve Goldstein
Last Update: 2:20 AM ET Feb 20, 2006
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The German producer price index rose 1.2% in January from December, or 5.6% year-on-year, the highest annual rate of change since July 1982, according to statistics released Monday from the Federal Statistical Office. Consensus forecasts were for just a 0.4% month-on-month and 4.8% year-on-year rise.
No BCE já devem começar a faltar unhas para roer... sobem tx juro de forma mais agressiva e esquecem que a europa anda com tx de crescimento que não fazem inveja a ninguém ou... continuam a aguentar o barco da liquidez?
2:16 AM ET 3/20/06 German PPI climbs at fastest rate in 23 years - By Steve Goldstein
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Producer prices in Germany rose 0.7% in February from January, or up 5.9% year-on-year, the fastest year-on-year growth rate since June 1982, the Federal Statistical Office said Monday.
The rise was much higher than the 0.1% monthly rise forecast by economists.
Faz um mês jáfoi um semi-susto:
German PPI climbs at fastest rate since July 1982
By Steve Goldstein
Last Update: 2:20 AM ET Feb 20, 2006
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The German producer price index rose 1.2% in January from December, or 5.6% year-on-year, the highest annual rate of change since July 1982, according to statistics released Monday from the Federal Statistical Office. Consensus forecasts were for just a 0.4% month-on-month and 4.8% year-on-year rise.
No BCE já devem começar a faltar unhas para roer... sobem tx juro de forma mais agressiva e esquecem que a europa anda com tx de crescimento que não fazem inveja a ninguém ou... continuam a aguentar o barco da liquidez?