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isso do índice de confiança... não é linear em relação aos gastos dos consumidores... e pode dar pr o lado de "eu digo q estou mais confiante... mas até ando a consumir menos"
ali de tremideira tb será de alguns dados de casas
- inventários no máximo dos últimos 9 anos
- ganhos no valor mais baixo dos últimos 10 anos
"tá q arrefece" este sector imobiliário
entretanto à pouco, após as 15h nas tvs, as imagens de explosões "quase em directo" no Libano, num sinal de um novo aquecer na situação tb assustou o pixoal depois das 15h
ali de tremideira tb será de alguns dados de casas
- inventários no máximo dos últimos 9 anos
- ganhos no valor mais baixo dos últimos 10 anos
"tá q arrefece" este sector imobiliário
entretanto à pouco, após as 15h nas tvs, as imagens de explosões "quase em directo" no Libano, num sinal de um novo aquecer na situação tb assustou o pixoal depois das 15h
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A questão é saber onde é que isto tudo nos deixa em relação às taxas... Estou especialmente preocupado com a subida do índice de confinça no consumidor
Como é que é possível que tenha subido?! Será que na survey já estão incluídos dados relativos às últimas duas semanas? Parece que sim, uma vez que se trata de Julho... mas e então os preços das rendas e dos combustíveis não dizem nada àquela malta? Já para não falar da instabilidade no exterior... Mas quanto a isso já é mais compreensível pois os americanos mal sabem onde é que é isso do "exterior" 
" Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent "
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10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. HOME PRICE GAINS LOWEST IN 10 YEARS
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE HOME INVENTORY 6.8 MONTHS, 9-YEAR HIGH
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE EXISTING HOME MEDIAN PRICE UP 0.9% Y-O-Y
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE EXISTING HOME INVENTORIES UP 3.8% TO 3.725 MLN
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE HOME SALES ABOVE 6.58 MLN EXPECTED
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE EXISTING HOME SALES FALL 1.3% TO 6.62 MLN
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Sales of existing homes fell 1.3% in June to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 6.62 million, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday.
Economists were expecting a decline to 6.58 million.
The inventory of unsold homes rose to a record 3.725 million, a 6.8 month supply at the June sales rate, the highest since July 1997.
The median price has risen 0.9% in the past year to $231,000. It's the weakest price growth in 10 years.
"I hope we are hitting bottom," said David Lereah, chief economist for the private real estate trade group.
Sales of existing homes in May were revised up to 6.71 million from 6.67 million
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. CONSUMER INFLATION EXPECTATIONS HOLD STEADY IN JULY
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JULY CONSUMER CONFIDENCE ABOVE CONSENSUS 103.9
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JULY CONSUMER CONFIDENCE UP TO 106.5 VS REV 105.4 JUNE
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- U.S. consumer confidence strengthened a bit in July, the Conference Board said Tuesday.
The consumer confidence index rose to 106.5 in July from a revised 105.4 in June.
The gain was unexpected. Economists forecast the index to slip to 103.9 in July from the initial June estimate of 105.7.
The present situation index rose to 133.0 from 132.2, while the expectations index edged up to 88.8 from 87.5.
Expectations of inflation one year in the future held steady in July.
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE HOME INVENTORY 6.8 MONTHS, 9-YEAR HIGH
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE EXISTING HOME MEDIAN PRICE UP 0.9% Y-O-Y
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE EXISTING HOME INVENTORIES UP 3.8% TO 3.725 MLN
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE HOME SALES ABOVE 6.58 MLN EXPECTED
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JUNE EXISTING HOME SALES FALL 1.3% TO 6.62 MLN
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Sales of existing homes fell 1.3% in June to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 6.62 million, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday.
Economists were expecting a decline to 6.58 million.
The inventory of unsold homes rose to a record 3.725 million, a 6.8 month supply at the June sales rate, the highest since July 1997.
The median price has risen 0.9% in the past year to $231,000. It's the weakest price growth in 10 years.
"I hope we are hitting bottom," said David Lereah, chief economist for the private real estate trade group.
Sales of existing homes in May were revised up to 6.71 million from 6.67 million
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. CONSUMER INFLATION EXPECTATIONS HOLD STEADY IN JULY
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JULY CONSUMER CONFIDENCE ABOVE CONSENSUS 103.9
10:00 AM ET 7/25/06 U.S. JULY CONSUMER CONFIDENCE UP TO 106.5 VS REV 105.4 JUNE
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- U.S. consumer confidence strengthened a bit in July, the Conference Board said Tuesday.
The consumer confidence index rose to 106.5 in July from a revised 105.4 in June.
The gain was unexpected. Economists forecast the index to slip to 103.9 in July from the initial June estimate of 105.7.
The present situation index rose to 133.0 from 132.2, while the expectations index edged up to 88.8 from 87.5.
Expectations of inflation one year in the future held steady in July.
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