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Mientras tanto ES 3095 gracias a la no-QE y los bancos centrales-
Cita de: senslev en Noviembre 07, 2019, 16:40:15 pmMientras tanto ES 3095 gracias a la no-QE y los bancos centrales-las medias diarias parecen hechas con tiralíneaslleva 5 semanas subiendo sin parar, así no hay crash que valgaen 1 mes rally de navidad, fun fun fun y tenemos 2020 en todo lo altophoto upload
China’s Housing Market Is Finally Cooling. Some Homeowners Are FuriousThe government’s attempts to stop speculative property-buying long fell on deaf ears in a country used to steady price rises, and where wealth accumulation has come overwhelmingly from real-estate gains. In China, “housing is a financial product,” said Zhang Dawei, an analyst based in Beijing for Hong Kong-based property agency Centaline. “The more prices rise, the more demand you get.”In Tianjin, some of the angry home buyers sought help from local authorities, but said they were told the price drop was “free-market behavior.” They said Sunac offered them only unsatisfactory remedies, including discounts on parking spots or to pay a steep fine to reverse their purchases.
What Heavy Trucks Are Saying “I do believe that in North America it is a cyclical downturn”: Cummins COO.
October Saw the Largest Increase in the Fed’s Balance Sheet Since the Financial CrisisThe Fed’s balance sheet grew by over $162 billion in the month of October 2019, the largest monthly increase since October of 2008, the height of the Financial Crisis. In fact, the only two months in the history of the Federal Reserve that have seen a larger increase of its balance sheet were September and October of 2008. Figuratively speaking, the Fed’s printing presses are currently running at crisis-era speeds.
Macron afirma que la operación turca en Siria ha dejado a la OTAN en estado de "muerte cerebral"
China Embraces US-Styled Bankruptcy CourtsFor years, keeping social stability in mind, failing companies were propped up via capital from the government or loans from state-run banks. Whatever the country had akin to bankruptcy legislation was routinely ignored by courts due to concerns over social unrest that could follow any large-scale lay-offs – which could threaten or put into question the primacy of the Communist Party. But as the number of failing companies rises, the economy slows, and government coffers run dry, continuing such frequent bailouts has become an unsustainable affair. This has led to Beijing embracing bankruptcy and doing something it hasn’t been comfortable with for a long time: letting its companies fail.
Dow Set For Fresh Record High As China Says US Agrees to Tariff RollbackWall Street futures surged higher Thursday, setting up another record run for all three major benchmarks, following comments from senior officials in Beijing that suggest the US and China could roll back tariffs on billions worth of goods as part of the soon-to-be-agreed phase one trade pact between the world's two biggest economies.
Farm Bankruptcies Rise AgainChapter 12 farm bankruptcies continue to increase as farmers and ranchers struggle with a prolonged downturn in the farm economy that’s been made worse by unfair retaliatory tariffs on U.S. agriculture as well as two consecutive years of adverse planting, growing and harvesting conditions. Over the prior 12 months, Chapter 12 bankruptcies totaled 580 filings and were up 24% from the previous 12 months.While filings remain well below the historical highs experienced in the 1980s, the trend is a concern. The support provided to farmers in 2018 and 2019 is expected to alleviate some of the financial stress, however, not all farmers will benefit from trade assistance, farm bill programs, crop insurance or disaster aid. As a result, it could take some time for the financial relief to manifest in the farm bankruptcy trends. Chapter 12 bankruptcies in the third quarter of 2019 were down only slightly, 2%, from the previous quarter.
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Housing Prices Are the Missing Ingredient in the ECB’s Inflation EstimateEconomists say that by overlooking one of consumers’ biggest expenses, the ECB effectively traps itself into pumping ever more monetary stimulus into the financial system. A striking metric is that Eurostat, the European Union’s statistics agency, assumes people spend about just 6.5% of their after-tax pay on shelter.
Bruselas alerta de un frenazo brusco del empleo en 2020: crecerá menos de la mitad Teme que España pasará de crear más de 400.000 empleos al año a caer por debajo de los 200.000 nuevos trabajadores a partir de 2020, menos de la mitad. El ajuste del paro se estanca en torno al 13%La Comisión Europea teme que el crecimiento del empleo en España pase del 2,2% de este año al 1% en 2020 (medido en empleo equivalente a tiempo completo). Si se cumple esta previsión significaría que España pasaría de crear 412.000 empleos en 2019 a apenas 184.000 en 2020. O lo que es lo mismo, la creación de empleo caería a menos de la mitad.(...)Y la situación no mejoraría de cara a 2021, año para el que la Comisión Europea prevé un avance del empleo de solo el 0,8%, lo que supondría menos de 150.000 empleos nuevos. Por su parte, la tasa de paro se situaría en el 12,8%, esto es, medio punto por encima de lo que prevé el Gobierno para 2020. Una brecha muy amplia que evidencia la gran incertidumbre sobre la evolución económica para los próximos meses.