mon ikke de hysteriske kællinger kommer lidt til besindelse nu?
120.000 flere i beskæftigelse, heraf 160.000 i det private, der er den afgørende parameter og oprevideringer på ca 60.000 på de to foregående måneder, det er 220.000 mere end det man regnede med i går og endnu mere end dem der troede det ville være faldet havde regnet med
tænk at man man reagere så hysterisk på tal som pmi tallet, der jo stadig lå over 50, der er grænsen for om der er ekspansion
det er helt latterligt at markedet kan reagere så hysterisk
så nu kan vi gøre klar et sensommer rally
July payrolls rise may soothe recession fears
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People wait in line to meet a job recruiter at a job fair in Melville, New York,
June 29, 2010. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
On Friday August 5, 2011, 8:32 am
By Lucia Mutikani
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. job growth accelerated more than expected in July as
private employers stepped up hiring, a development that could ease fears the
economy was sliding into a fresh recession.
U.S. payrolls increased 117,000, the Labor Department said on Friday, above
market expectations for an 85,000 gain. The unemployment rate dipped to 9.1
percent from 9.2 percent in June, but this was mostly the result of people
leaving the labor force.
The payrolls count for May and June was revised to show 56,000 more jobs added
than previously reported
The report was the first encouraging piece of economic data in some time.
Fears that U.S. economy might be sliding back into recession, coupled with
Europe's inability to tame its spreading debt crisis have roiled global
financial markets. Economists see the odds of a recession as high as 40 percent.
U.S. stocks on Thursday suffered their worst sell-off in two years.
Top policymakers at the Federal Reserve will sift through the report when they
meet on Tuesday but are not expected to announce any new measures to support the
sputtering recovery.
The U.S. central bank has cut interest rates to zero and spent $2.3 trillion on
bonds. Policymakers have said they want to see how the economy fares before
taking any further action.
GROWTH HAS STALLED
U.S. growth stalled in the first half of 2011, fanning fears of a new downturn.
Gross domestic product grew at a 1.3 percent annual pace in the second quarter
after a scant 0.4 percent rise in the first three months of the year.
A stand-off between Democrats and Republicans over raising the country's debt
ceiling poisoned the atmosphere for employers and consumers. The economy's poor
health has eroded President Barack Obama's popularity among Americans and could
hurt his chances of reelection.
The borrowing limit was raised this week in a deal that relied on spending cuts.
Economists estimate the budget cuts and expiring stimulus -- including a payroll
tax cut and emergency unemployment benefits -- could subtract more than a
percentage point from GDP growth next year.
PRIVATE HIRING STEPS UP
All the gains in non-farm employment in July came from the private sector, where
payrolls rose 154,000 -- an acceleration from June's 80,000 increase and more
than the 115,000 expected by economists.
Government payrolls dropped 37,000 in July, a ninth straight month of job
losses. The drop was mostly due to a government shutdown in Minnesota that left
thousands of state workers without pay checks during the survey period for July
payrolls.
With looming budget cuts at the federal government level and state and local
governments still tightening their belts, the burden of job creation falls on
the private sector.
Within the private sector, most of the job gains were concentrated in the
services sector. Temporary help -- a harbinger of permanent hiring - rebounded
modestly after declining for three straight months.
Manufacturing payrolls rose 24,000 after increasing 11,000 in June. Most the
gains came from the auto sector. Construction employment increased 8,000 after
dropping 5,000 in June.
The average work week was steady at 34.3 hours, but average hourly earnings rose
10 cents.
120.000 flere i beskæftigelse, heraf 160.000 i det private, der er den afgørende parameter og oprevideringer på ca 60.000 på de to foregående måneder, det er 220.000 mere end det man regnede med i går og endnu mere end dem der troede det ville være faldet havde regnet med
tænk at man man reagere så hysterisk på tal som pmi tallet, der jo stadig lå over 50, der er grænsen for om der er ekspansion
det er helt latterligt at markedet kan reagere så hysterisk
så nu kan vi gøre klar et sensommer rally
July payrolls rise may soothe recession fears
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People wait in line to meet a job recruiter at a job fair in Melville, New York,
June 29, 2010. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
On Friday August 5, 2011, 8:32 am
By Lucia Mutikani
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. job growth accelerated more than expected in July as
private employers stepped up hiring, a development that could ease fears the
economy was sliding into a fresh recession.
U.S. payrolls increased 117,000, the Labor Department said on Friday, above
market expectations for an 85,000 gain. The unemployment rate dipped to 9.1
percent from 9.2 percent in June, but this was mostly the result of people
leaving the labor force.
The payrolls count for May and June was revised to show 56,000 more jobs added
than previously reported
The report was the first encouraging piece of economic data in some time.
Fears that U.S. economy might be sliding back into recession, coupled with
Europe's inability to tame its spreading debt crisis have roiled global
financial markets. Economists see the odds of a recession as high as 40 percent.
U.S. stocks on Thursday suffered their worst sell-off in two years.
Top policymakers at the Federal Reserve will sift through the report when they
meet on Tuesday but are not expected to announce any new measures to support the
sputtering recovery.
The U.S. central bank has cut interest rates to zero and spent $2.3 trillion on
bonds. Policymakers have said they want to see how the economy fares before
taking any further action.
GROWTH HAS STALLED
U.S. growth stalled in the first half of 2011, fanning fears of a new downturn.
Gross domestic product grew at a 1.3 percent annual pace in the second quarter
after a scant 0.4 percent rise in the first three months of the year.
A stand-off between Democrats and Republicans over raising the country's debt
ceiling poisoned the atmosphere for employers and consumers. The economy's poor
health has eroded President Barack Obama's popularity among Americans and could
hurt his chances of reelection.
The borrowing limit was raised this week in a deal that relied on spending cuts.
Economists estimate the budget cuts and expiring stimulus -- including a payroll
tax cut and emergency unemployment benefits -- could subtract more than a
percentage point from GDP growth next year.
PRIVATE HIRING STEPS UP
All the gains in non-farm employment in July came from the private sector, where
payrolls rose 154,000 -- an acceleration from June's 80,000 increase and more
than the 115,000 expected by economists.
Government payrolls dropped 37,000 in July, a ninth straight month of job
losses. The drop was mostly due to a government shutdown in Minnesota that left
thousands of state workers without pay checks during the survey period for July
payrolls.
With looming budget cuts at the federal government level and state and local
governments still tightening their belts, the burden of job creation falls on
the private sector.
Within the private sector, most of the job gains were concentrated in the
services sector. Temporary help -- a harbinger of permanent hiring - rebounded
modestly after declining for three straight months.
Manufacturing payrolls rose 24,000 after increasing 11,000 in June. Most the
gains came from the auto sector. Construction employment increased 8,000 after
dropping 5,000 in June.
The average work week was steady at 34.3 hours, but average hourly earnings rose
10 cents.
Frygten kan blive langt større. Det er for tidligt at gå på indkøb.
- turin
- turin
5/8 2011 14:50 Nippon1976 0
44710 Det skulle også kun være kort sigtet køb.... Mine chart siger desværre at der er betydlig mere nedside... Men først skal vi lige have et lille rally
faldende i aktierne den sidste uge skyldes primært de nøgletal fra usa som PMI data og beskæftigelestallene fra de to foregående måneder, der har fået markedet og de fleste kommentatorer til at frygte en ny recession og et dobbeltdip
dertil komemr nogle problemer i europa omkring renterne i italien og spanien, der skaber frygt for en ny systemisk krise som under lehman krisen, men det mener jeg ikke er den vigtigste årsag, selvom den har fået mange europæiske aktier til at falde endnu mere end de amerikanske aktier og risikoen for udviklingen i europa er stadig noget man skal følge med i, men jeg mener ikke den er akut
men med de nye data for beskæftigelsen er al frygt for et dobbeltdip i væksten og en ny recession definitivt manet i jorden, især fordi usas bilproduktion er steget markant og slet ikke er med i tallene, regnskaberne, suverænt gode hele vejen igennem på salg og profit og det boomer stadig i kina/asien, latinamerika, rusland7østeuropa/CIS, mellemøsten og afrika der udgør ca 70% af verdens produktion
så det amerikanske aktiemarked har været ret navlebeskuende i de sidste dage
dertil komemr nogle problemer i europa omkring renterne i italien og spanien, der skaber frygt for en ny systemisk krise som under lehman krisen, men det mener jeg ikke er den vigtigste årsag, selvom den har fået mange europæiske aktier til at falde endnu mere end de amerikanske aktier og risikoen for udviklingen i europa er stadig noget man skal følge med i, men jeg mener ikke den er akut
men med de nye data for beskæftigelsen er al frygt for et dobbeltdip i væksten og en ny recession definitivt manet i jorden, især fordi usas bilproduktion er steget markant og slet ikke er med i tallene, regnskaberne, suverænt gode hele vejen igennem på salg og profit og det boomer stadig i kina/asien, latinamerika, rusland7østeuropa/CIS, mellemøsten og afrika der udgør ca 70% af verdens produktion
så det amerikanske aktiemarked har været ret navlebeskuende i de sidste dage
5/8 2011 15:28 Nippon1976 044714 Ja jeg kan heller ikke følge med. Jeg har købt en flok bear derivater til at dække evt. tab
5/8 2011 17:25 le 044730 det er de der skide sydeuropæer og generelt politikere i europa der holder ferie, når der er brug for dem
Stocks turn lower as optimism about jobs fades
Stocks turn lower as optimism about jobs report fades; worries about Europe's debt woes return
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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011 in New York. Stocks are plunging in another broad sell-off as investors grow concerned about an economic slowdown in the U.S. and Europe. (AP Photo/Jin Lee)
Daniel Wagner, AP Business Writer, On Friday August 5, 2011, 11:48 am
U.S. stocks are slumping after a morning of up-and-down trading.
Major market indexes are falling as traders focus on fears that European leaders will be unable to contain a spreading financial crisis. Many fear that officials lack the tools to rescue Italy or Spain if one of those countries defaults before a larger bailout fund is in place.
Shares rose early Friday after the government said hiring picked up slightly in July. The rally lasted less than half an hour.
Just before noon, the Dow is down 141, or 1.2 percent, at 11,230. The S&P 500 is down 18, or 1.5 percent, at 1,181. The NASDAQ composite is down 37, or 1.7 percent, at 2,173.
The Dow fell 512 points Thursday, its worst day since 2008.
Stocks turn lower as optimism about jobs fades
Stocks turn lower as optimism about jobs report fades; worries about Europe's debt woes return
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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011 in New York. Stocks are plunging in another broad sell-off as investors grow concerned about an economic slowdown in the U.S. and Europe. (AP Photo/Jin Lee)
Daniel Wagner, AP Business Writer, On Friday August 5, 2011, 11:48 am
U.S. stocks are slumping after a morning of up-and-down trading.
Major market indexes are falling as traders focus on fears that European leaders will be unable to contain a spreading financial crisis. Many fear that officials lack the tools to rescue Italy or Spain if one of those countries defaults before a larger bailout fund is in place.
Shares rose early Friday after the government said hiring picked up slightly in July. The rally lasted less than half an hour.
Just before noon, the Dow is down 141, or 1.2 percent, at 11,230. The S&P 500 is down 18, or 1.5 percent, at 1,181. The NASDAQ composite is down 37, or 1.7 percent, at 2,173.
The Dow fell 512 points Thursday, its worst day since 2008.
5/8 2011 17:33 pete45 044732 mener ellers du har skrevet at gælden ingenting betyder, da det boomer i resten af verdenen.
men hvor mange aktiemarkeder er egentlig oppe på året...........
Så gæld betyder nok en del alligevel, samt TA da 1170 holdt første forsøg....
Hvor det skal hen herfra ved jeg ikke, har taget det fra bordet ved faldet som jeg skulle.
Men
men hvor mange aktiemarkeder er egentlig oppe på året...........
Så gæld betyder nok en del alligevel, samt TA da 1170 holdt første forsøg....
Hvor det skal hen herfra ved jeg ikke, har taget det fra bordet ved faldet som jeg skulle.
Men
5/8 2011 17:52 doodha 044736 Ja - det er godt nok vildt, som det kører op og ned i dag. P.t. oppe med 1 %.
Jeg tror, det ender med at blive en meget pæn stigning i dag - 3-5 % skulle ikke undre mig.
Vi får se...
Jeg tror, det ender med at blive en meget pæn stigning i dag - 3-5 % skulle ikke undre mig.
Vi får se...
