Como se combate o populismo? "Com eleições", responde Fukuyama

[Infoo]

já agora...o Chain Deflactor saiu 3.1%... previam manutenção do anterior 3.3%.... aliviou um pouquinho.... ainda a preocupar, mas nada de alarme pr 1ª reação

[Infoo]

pedidos de subsidio.... era 310-311k

a revisão do gdp era de 5.3 a 5.6%

valores sairam dentro do espectável e os futuros nem se "chatearam"


ASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- First-time applications for state unemployment benefits rose by 4,000 to 313,000 in the week ending June 24, the Labor Department said Thursday.
The four-week average of new claims dropped by 6,000 to 305,500, the lowest since Feb. 25.
The previous week's initial claims were revised to 309,000 from 308,000.
Analysts surveyed by MarketWatch had been expecting jobless claims to rise to 311,000.
The four-week moving average of continuing claims fell by 2,750 to 2.40 million, down by 2,750. It's the lowest since Jan. 27, 2001.



WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - The U.S. economy grew at a revised 5.6% annual rate in the first quarter, the fastest rate in nearly three years, the Commerce Department said Thursday in its final revision to gross domestic product estimates.
A month ago, the government said the economy grew at a 5.3% pace after a tepid 1.7% pace in the fourth quarter.
Economists now expect growth to soften slightly to around 3% for the next few quarters, close to the economy's long-run non-inflationary speed limit.
While real growth was a bit faster than the expected 5.5% revision, inflation was revised lower, taking some of the pressure off the Federal Reserve, which meets later Thursday to discuss a 17th straight interest rate hike.
As in earlier estimates, first-quarter growth was spurred by consumer spending, business investments in equipment and software, an improvement in the trade deficit, and higher federal government spending.
Inventories subtracted from growth. Final sales rose 5.9%.

[654235]

8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. CONTINUING CLAIMS RISE BY 54,000 TO 2.41 MILLION
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS RISE BY 4,000 TO 313,000

8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 DURABLE GOODS SPENDING UP 20.3%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 FINAL SALES UP 5.9%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 EQUIPMENT, SOFTWARE INVESTMENT UP 14.8%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 CORPORATE PROFITS UP 28.5% YEAR-OVER-YEAR
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 BUSINESS INVESTMENT UP 14.2%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 CONSUMER SPENDING RISES 5.1%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 CORE PCE PRICES UP 2%, UP 1.9% Y-O-Y
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 GDP REVISED TO 5.6% VS. 5.3% EARLIER, 5.5%

E os nuemros para comparação ??

[Infoo]

8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. CONTINUING CLAIMS RISE BY 54,000 TO 2.41 MILLION
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS RISE BY 4,000 TO 313,000

8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 DURABLE GOODS SPENDING UP 20.3%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 FINAL SALES UP 5.9%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 EQUIPMENT, SOFTWARE INVESTMENT UP 14.8%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 CORPORATE PROFITS UP 28.5% YEAR-OVER-YEAR
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 BUSINESS INVESTMENT UP 14.2%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 CONSUMER SPENDING RISES 5.1%
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 CORE PCE PRICES UP 2%, UP 1.9% Y-O-Y
8:30 AM ET 6/29/06 U.S. Q1 GDP REVISED TO 5.6% VS. 5.3% EARLIER, 5.5%