Dados EUA: Consumer Confidence: 103.4 (101.0).
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Confiança dos consumidores sobe inesperadamente para máximo de 6 meses
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O índice de confiança dos consumidores norte-americanos subiu inesperadamente em Janeiro para os 103,4 pontos, face aos 102,7 de Dezembro e às previsões de queda dos economistas que apontavam para os 101 pontos.
A 'Conference Board' anunciou hoje este índice o qual se baseia num questionário feito em cinco mil habitações.
Os analistas justificam esta subida com um maior optimismo após um decréscimo do desemprego e o aumento das remunerações
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O índice de confiança dos consumidores norte-americanos subiu inesperadamente em Janeiro para os 103,4 pontos, face aos 102,7 de Dezembro e às previsões de queda dos economistas que apontavam para os 101 pontos.
A 'Conference Board' anunciou hoje este índice o qual se baseia num questionário feito em cinco mil habitações.
Os analistas justificam esta subida com um maior optimismo após um decréscimo do desemprego e o aumento das remunerações
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10:01am 01/25/05 U.S. 2004 EXISTING HOME SALES UP 9.4% TO RECORD 6.675M
U.S. Dec. existing home sales down 3.3 percent
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Existing home sales in the United States fell 3.3 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.69 million units in December and from a revised 6.92 million in November, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday.
For all of 2004, sales rose 9.4 percent to a record 6.675 million, the fourth consecutive annual record.
Economists were expecting December sales to fall to about 6.79 million.
"We look forward to continued healthy housing activity as we enter 2005," said David Lereah, chief economist for the NAR.
The median sales price rose 8.1 percent to $188,900.
U.S. Dec. existing home sales down 3.3 percent
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Existing home sales in the United States fell 3.3 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.69 million units in December and from a revised 6.92 million in November, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday.
For all of 2004, sales rose 9.4 percent to a record 6.675 million, the fourth consecutive annual record.
Economists were expecting December sales to fall to about 6.79 million.
"We look forward to continued healthy housing activity as we enter 2005," said David Lereah, chief economist for the NAR.
The median sales price rose 8.1 percent to $188,900.
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10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. DEC. EXISTING HOME SALES OFF 3.3% TO 6.69M
10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. DEC. EXISTING HOME SALES OFF 3.3% TO 6.69M
10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. JAN. EXPECTATIONS INDEX 98.4 VS. 100.7
10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. JAN. PRESENT SITUATION INDEX 110.9 VS. 105.7
10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. JAN. CONSUMER CONFIDENCE RISES TO 103.4 VS. 102.7
ECONOMIC REPORT: U.S. consumer confidence up slightly
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
Last Update: 10:01 AM ET Jan. 25, 2005
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Consumer confidence unexpectedly increased in January, the Conference Board said Tuesday.
The board's consumer confidence index rose to 103.4 in January from an upwardly revised 102.7 in December.
Economists were expecting a slight decline to about 101.5, according to a survey conducted by MarketWatch. See Economic Calendar.
Other consumer attitude surveys, such as the University of Michigan and the ABC/Washington Post indexes, had signaled deterioration in confidence in January.
The present situation index rose to 110.9 from 105.7 while the expectations index declined to 98.4 from 100.7. It's the highest level for the present situation index since May 2002.
"Consumers' short-term outlook remains favorable and suggests the economy will continue to expand through the first half of this year," said Lynn Franco, head of the board's consumer research unit.
A growing number of consumers said jobs were plentiful, compared with December. In January, 20.7 percent said jobs were plentiful while 24.7 percent said jobs were hard to get, compared with 20.7 percent plentiful and 26.4 percent hard to get in December.
10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. DEC. EXISTING HOME SALES OFF 3.3% TO 6.69M
10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. JAN. EXPECTATIONS INDEX 98.4 VS. 100.7
10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. JAN. PRESENT SITUATION INDEX 110.9 VS. 105.7
10:00am 01/25/05 U.S. JAN. CONSUMER CONFIDENCE RISES TO 103.4 VS. 102.7
ECONOMIC REPORT: U.S. consumer confidence up slightly
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
Last Update: 10:01 AM ET Jan. 25, 2005
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Consumer confidence unexpectedly increased in January, the Conference Board said Tuesday.
The board's consumer confidence index rose to 103.4 in January from an upwardly revised 102.7 in December.
Economists were expecting a slight decline to about 101.5, according to a survey conducted by MarketWatch. See Economic Calendar.
Other consumer attitude surveys, such as the University of Michigan and the ABC/Washington Post indexes, had signaled deterioration in confidence in January.
The present situation index rose to 110.9 from 105.7 while the expectations index declined to 98.4 from 100.7. It's the highest level for the present situation index since May 2002.
"Consumers' short-term outlook remains favorable and suggests the economy will continue to expand through the first half of this year," said Lynn Franco, head of the board's consumer research unit.
A growing number of consumers said jobs were plentiful, compared with December. In January, 20.7 percent said jobs were plentiful while 24.7 percent said jobs were hard to get, compared with 20.7 percent plentiful and 26.4 percent hard to get in December.
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Dados EUA: Consumer Confidence: 103.4 (101.0).
Dados EUA: Consumer Confidence: 103.4 (101.0).
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