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スペイン株式市場は欧州中央銀行が金利だけを0'75%に下げて、スペインとイタリアの国債を買わないので2012年7月6日には3'10%下落し、スペインの10年国債金利は、7'00%ー6'95%の危機レベルに
La tensión se extiende de la deuda a la Bolsa y el Ibex cae un 3,10% al cierre
La prima de riesgo vuelve a los niveles previos al acuerdo del Consejo Europeo contra la crisis
El selectivo español ha perdido un 5,29% en la semana con la banca al frente de las pérdidas
El euro pierde posiciones con respecto al dólar tras la rebaja de tipos del BCE
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The tension extends debt to the Exchange and the Dow is down 3.10% at the end
The risk premium back to levels before the European Council agreement against the crisis
The Spanish index lost 5.29% in the week with the bench in front of the losses
The euro losing ground against the dollar after ECB rate cut
The Country Madrid 6 JUL 2012 - 18:45 CET
The risk premium back to levels before the European Council agreement against the crisis
The Spanish index lost 5.29% in the week with the bench in front of the losses
The euro losing ground against the dollar after ECB rate cut
The Country Madrid 6 JUL 2012 - 18:45 CET
The Ibex 35 lost 3.1% at the end of the day and said goodbye to 6,800 points (6,738) on a day when the tension in Spain has spread from the debt, where the 10-year bond is back to overcome the red line from 7% to the stock. After this cut, the Spanish index is 5.29% made throughout the week after arriving on Friday to 7,102 integers. All European markets have also closed in red, the color without competition from a day in which the bad data in the U.S. labor market have intensified sales in the evening.
The U.S. unemployment rate in June remained stable at 8.2%, as reported Friday by the Employment Department. However, only about 80,000 jobs have been created in a labor market of 140 million workers, less than expected, so that Wall Street has also recorded losses of more than 1%. The difficulties of the first world power to create jobs highlight the weak recovery of its economy, which added more fuel to the doubts that a few hours before going on the IMF. Its CEO, Christine Lagarde, has warned that activity is slowing more than expected and that the slowdown has come to emerging.
In Europe, the Milan Stock Exchange was 2.55% left after last night knew the approval of an executive order in the country aimed to save 26,000 million euros over the next three years. The German Dax, meanwhile, has closed with losses of 1.92%. The Paris Cac has fallen by 1.88% and London, who had started the session with a slight rise of 0.14%, has also finished giving the pessimistic tone of the rest and ended the session with losses of over half a percentage (0.53%).
The bad data rages in the U.S. unemployment falling European shares
Like yesterday the Ibex 35 Spanish banks have reported heavy losses have grown as time has passed. The nationalized Bankia has been who has presented greater losses, 6.5%, followed by BBVA, with 5.8%. In loss of four percentage points have been Caixabank, Popular and Bankinter, with a 4.16, a 4.07 and a 4 & respectively. The red numbers in the Santander have stayed at 3.87% and from 3.40% in Sabadell. All companies in the Spanish index, unless the airline Enagas and IAG have closed in negative (the first with a nearly negligible 0.01 and the second positive with a rise of 2.3%).
In debt, Spanish risk premium has remained above the 560 basis points. With this rise, the pressure on Spanish debt back to levels prior to the European end of June. In it, the European Union approved the direct recapitalization of banks and laid the groundwork for bailout funds to buy debt of struggling euro partners with greater flexibility.
The interest of the Spanish 10-year bond has soared during the day and has come to stand at 7%, the so-called "danger zone", but after this peak has returned to 6.95%. The German bond is at 1.32%. The markets continue to express their disappointment with the European Central Bank and its refusal to do more to alleviate the crisis to slash interest rates to 0.75%. After closing the session yesterday at 539 basis points, the risk premium (the spread between Spanish and German bond to 10 years in the secondary market) has set a new high for the day with 566 points, 25 more than in the day before. In the end it closed at 562 points (5.62 percentage points). The value of the euro has fallen to the $ 1.22 momentarily, but soon has picked up to 1.23. A barrel of Brent oil falls more than 2% and has decreased to $ 98.
This increase in 10-year Spanish bond on the secondary market came a day after the auction of the Treasury, where the state was 3,000 million euros by selling bonds with a maturity of three to five years and obligations 10. With bonds that mature in 2022 the Treasury placed 747 million at an interest rate of 6.50%, the highest yield since November, when it stood at 7.09%.
The risk premium Italian started the day shooting compared to yesterday's close, and nine o'clock recorded 469 points, 11 more than the 458 in the day yesterday dismissed the Italian index. The highest it has reached is 471 basis points.
The lowering of interest rates below 1% announced by the ECB to try to revive the economy of the eurozone was the first in his 12 years as manager of the coin, but has not served to allay investor concerns that expected more. The current price of money also represents a level even higher than the U.S., where it ranges between zero and 0.25% in Japan, from zero to 0.1%, and United Kingdom (0.5%) . The latter decided yesterday to proceed with rates at half a percentage point, as it has done since March 2009 and inject EUR 62,000 million in the economy.
The measure involves theoretically cheapening of credit and therefore easier for the ailing business catch my breath, but experts believe the current situation in the fall in interest rates will do little by itself to boost growth if not combined with other measures.
The U.S. unemployment rate in June remained stable at 8.2%, as reported Friday by the Employment Department. However, only about 80,000 jobs have been created in a labor market of 140 million workers, less than expected, so that Wall Street has also recorded losses of more than 1%. The difficulties of the first world power to create jobs highlight the weak recovery of its economy, which added more fuel to the doubts that a few hours before going on the IMF. Its CEO, Christine Lagarde, has warned that activity is slowing more than expected and that the slowdown has come to emerging.
In Europe, the Milan Stock Exchange was 2.55% left after last night knew the approval of an executive order in the country aimed to save 26,000 million euros over the next three years. The German Dax, meanwhile, has closed with losses of 1.92%. The Paris Cac has fallen by 1.88% and London, who had started the session with a slight rise of 0.14%, has also finished giving the pessimistic tone of the rest and ended the session with losses of over half a percentage (0.53%).
The bad data rages in the U.S. unemployment falling European shares
Like yesterday the Ibex 35 Spanish banks have reported heavy losses have grown as time has passed. The nationalized Bankia has been who has presented greater losses, 6.5%, followed by BBVA, with 5.8%. In loss of four percentage points have been Caixabank, Popular and Bankinter, with a 4.16, a 4.07 and a 4 & respectively. The red numbers in the Santander have stayed at 3.87% and from 3.40% in Sabadell. All companies in the Spanish index, unless the airline Enagas and IAG have closed in negative (the first with a nearly negligible 0.01 and the second positive with a rise of 2.3%).
In debt, Spanish risk premium has remained above the 560 basis points. With this rise, the pressure on Spanish debt back to levels prior to the European end of June. In it, the European Union approved the direct recapitalization of banks and laid the groundwork for bailout funds to buy debt of struggling euro partners with greater flexibility.
The interest of the Spanish 10-year bond has soared during the day and has come to stand at 7%, the so-called "danger zone", but after this peak has returned to 6.95%. The German bond is at 1.32%. The markets continue to express their disappointment with the European Central Bank and its refusal to do more to alleviate the crisis to slash interest rates to 0.75%. After closing the session yesterday at 539 basis points, the risk premium (the spread between Spanish and German bond to 10 years in the secondary market) has set a new high for the day with 566 points, 25 more than in the day before. In the end it closed at 562 points (5.62 percentage points). The value of the euro has fallen to the $ 1.22 momentarily, but soon has picked up to 1.23. A barrel of Brent oil falls more than 2% and has decreased to $ 98.
This increase in 10-year Spanish bond on the secondary market came a day after the auction of the Treasury, where the state was 3,000 million euros by selling bonds with a maturity of three to five years and obligations 10. With bonds that mature in 2022 the Treasury placed 747 million at an interest rate of 6.50%, the highest yield since November, when it stood at 7.09%.
The risk premium Italian started the day shooting compared to yesterday's close, and nine o'clock recorded 469 points, 11 more than the 458 in the day yesterday dismissed the Italian index. The highest it has reached is 471 basis points.
The lowering of interest rates below 1% announced by the ECB to try to revive the economy of the eurozone was the first in his 12 years as manager of the coin, but has not served to allay investor concerns that expected more. The current price of money also represents a level even higher than the U.S., where it ranges between zero and 0.25% in Japan, from zero to 0.1%, and United Kingdom (0.5%) . The latter decided yesterday to proceed with rates at half a percentage point, as it has done since March 2009 and inject EUR 62,000 million in the economy.
The measure involves theoretically cheapening of credit and therefore easier for the ailing business catch my breath, but experts believe the current situation in the fall in interest rates will do little by itself to boost growth if not combined with other measures.
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