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na altura dos dados do ppi e cpi disse que o mercado poderia de novo ficar "nervoso" com o aproximar do dia 29 quando sair o Chain Deflactor... e no dia 30 quando sair Personal Income, Personal Spending
pr "prospectar" mais sinais inflacionistas
a fed já terá valores do Chain e pode muito bem saber os dados de 30.
pr "prospectar" mais sinais inflacionistas
a fed já terá valores do Chain e pode muito bem saber os dados de 30.
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Vieira Escreveu:Tenho interpretação contraditória destes dados:
Se por um lado significa que a economia está de boa saúde, afastando assim preocupações de abrandament económico, por outro o FED pode interpretar isto como um: "o imobiliário continua em alta, logo temos margem de manobra para continuar aumentar as taxas sem afectar a economia".
Também me parece que estes dados são maus do ponto de vista da subida das taxas. No entanto, acho que, quer o FED quer o mercado, já interiorizaram a subida das taxas este mês. Parece-me que esta subida das taxas já foi descontada e não irá provocar grandes mexidas nas praças americanas, e por consequência, mundiais.
Surpresa seria se não houvesse aumento, e aí sim, poderia haver movimentos para cima nas bolsas.
A incógnita será em Agosto. E estes dados alimentam novos aumentos.
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Tenho interpretação contraditória destes dados:
Se por um lado significa que a economia está de boa saúde, afastando assim preocupações de abrandament económico, por outro o FED pode interpretar isto como um: "o imobiliário continua em alta, logo temos margem de manobra para continuar aumentar as taxas sem afectar a economia".
Se por um lado significa que a economia está de boa saúde, afastando assim preocupações de abrandament económico, por outro o FED pode interpretar isto como um: "o imobiliário continua em alta, logo temos margem de manobra para continuar aumentar as taxas sem afectar a economia".
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in MArketWatch
"The government cautions that its housing data are subject to large sampling and other statistical errors. It can take up to six months for a trend in sales to emerge. New-home sales have averaged 1.17 million per month over the past six months, unchanged from the six-month period ending in April.
The standard error is so high, in fact, that the government cannot be sure sales increased at all in May. The 4.6% increase is statistically meaningless.
The housing market is a key to the U.S. economic outlook. Most housing indicators are showing a marked decline, but not a collapse in activity that could shock the consumer, who's been reliant on gains from the housing market to supplement stagnant incomes."
in MArketWatch
"The government cautions that its housing data are subject to large sampling and other statistical errors. It can take up to six months for a trend in sales to emerge. New-home sales have averaged 1.17 million per month over the past six months, unchanged from the six-month period ending in April.
The standard error is so high, in fact, that the government cannot be sure sales increased at all in May. The 4.6% increase is statistically meaningless.
The housing market is a key to the U.S. economic outlook. Most housing indicators are showing a marked decline, but not a collapse in activity that could shock the consumer, who's been reliant on gains from the housing market to supplement stagnant incomes."
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10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. MAY NEW HOME INVENTORY 5.5 MONTHS VS. 5.8 MONTHS
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. NEW HOME SALES DOWN 5.9% IN PAST 12 MONTHS
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. APRIL NEW HOME SALES REVISED LOWER TO 1.18MLN
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. MAY MEDIAN HOME PRICE UP 3.1% Y-O-Y AT $235,300
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. MAY NEW HOME INVENTORY FALLS 0.7% TO 556,000
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. MAY NEW HOME SALES UP 4.6% TO 1.23MLN. VS 1.15
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch By Rex Nutting) - Sales of new homes unexpectedly increased 4.6% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 1.234 million in May, the Commerce Department estimated Monday.
Sales were running at the fastest pace since December after three straight increases, confounding experts looking for housing sales to slump.
Sales are down 5.9% in the past year. Economists were looking for about a 2% decline in sales in May to a 1.15 million pace.
The number of new homes on the market fell 0.7% to 556,000 in May from a record 560,000 in April.
The inventory fell to a 5.5-month supply from 5.8 months in April.
The median price of a new home was $235,300 in May, up 3.1% in the past year.
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. NEW HOME SALES DOWN 5.9% IN PAST 12 MONTHS
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. APRIL NEW HOME SALES REVISED LOWER TO 1.18MLN
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. MAY MEDIAN HOME PRICE UP 3.1% Y-O-Y AT $235,300
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. MAY NEW HOME INVENTORY FALLS 0.7% TO 556,000
10:00 AM ET 6/26/06 U.S. MAY NEW HOME SALES UP 4.6% TO 1.23MLN. VS 1.15
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch By Rex Nutting) - Sales of new homes unexpectedly increased 4.6% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 1.234 million in May, the Commerce Department estimated Monday.
Sales were running at the fastest pace since December after three straight increases, confounding experts looking for housing sales to slump.
Sales are down 5.9% in the past year. Economists were looking for about a 2% decline in sales in May to a 1.15 million pace.
The number of new homes on the market fell 0.7% to 556,000 in May from a record 560,000 in April.
The inventory fell to a 5.5-month supply from 5.8 months in April.
The median price of a new home was $235,300 in May, up 3.1% in the past year.
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