La Bolsa cae un 0,94% y la prima sube a 546 puntos por las dudas sobre la deuda
El Ibex se sitúa en 6.737,1 puntos tras borrar las ganancias de la mañana
La rentabilidad del bono español a 10 años sube hasta el 6,749%
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The stock fell 0.94% and up to 546 bonus points for questions on debt
The Dow stood at 6,737.1 points after erasing morning gains
Spanish bond yields to 10 years rises to 6.749%
See the evolution of the main markets
Lafont Isabel Madrid 31 JUL 2012 - 19:12 CET
The Dow stood at 6,737.1 points after erasing morning gains
Spanish bond yields to 10 years rises to 6.749%
See the evolution of the main markets
Lafont Isabel Madrid 31 JUL 2012 - 19:12 CET
The soothing effect that since last Thursday has driven stock prices and encouraged demand-slightly-in the sovereign debt market has run throughout the day, with increasing skepticism about the possibility that the Bank European Central Bank (ECB) buy sovereign debt of Spain and Italy to ease their financing costs.
The Dow, which started the day with a slight increase of 0.75% yesterday after scoring an increase of 2.78%, has expanded the rise in the morning to play a daily maximum 6913.7 points, which represents an increase of 1.64%. However, in the afternoon earnings have gone up knocks in the red to the indicator, which has come to leave by 1.63% compared to its yesterday's close. Ended the session with a fall of 0.94% in 6737.1 points.
Bankia (+8,42%), Grifols (+4,15%) and Bankinter (+3,79%) have scored the most progress, while Repsol (-3.7%), Inditex (-3.14% ) and Mapfre (-2.5%) were the values that have been lost.
The first hours of the session have been marked by the announcement of business results. BBVA won 1,510 million in the first half of the year, 35.4% less than the same period of 2011, after making allowances for the amount of 1,434 million. Yet to be provisioned over 3,200 million euros to clean up their property risk. Fell by 0.86% on the stock exchange. Grifols blood group won 133.5 million euros in the first half of the year, a 591.7% increase over the same period of 2011 through the acquisition of Talecris U.S. in June 2011.
In the sovereign debt market, the risk premium, yield spread between 10-year Spanish bond and its German counterpart, has kept much of the morning around 525 basis points (5.25 percentage points), after finishing yesterday's session at 523. But he rowed in the afternoon with a rally that has taken up the 549 points to end the day at 546. With these developments, investors have come to require the 10-year sovereign debt a yield of 6.749%.
Stress, according to analysts, is a sign that investors are tempering their expectations about a possible purchase of bonds by the issuer of the euro, something that resists the Bundesbank. Sources cited by Reuters ECB have advised caution to those who expect tough decisions on Thursday and warned that any major move could be delayed until at least five weeks, as they would have otherwise given before: Spain should formally request a program support and euro zone governments would have to agree to use bailout funds to buy bonds with the ECB.
Although the Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, said today that are beginning to see some "light at the end of the tunnel", the road to solving the crisis of European debt may not be just around the corner. Today, the German Finance Ministry has indicated that he sees no need to give the future European rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism (MEDE) a banking license in order to ensure their unlimited funding capacity through recourse to the ECB, support a possibility that Italy and France. furthermore, the
In fact, the German bond yields to 10 years, which yesterday rose to 1.428%, today has fallen back and stood at 1.285% at the end of the day, which is to be stepped up purchases of these assets , which are considered safe. The price and bond yields move inversely, so that if the former increases the latter decreases and vice versa.
The European stock sales have welcomed the results of some large companies that have disappointed the expectations of investors. London has yielded 1.02%, Paris fell 0.87%, Frankfurt and Milan 0.03% 0.62%.
The Swiss bank UBS noted in a drop in second quarter net profit of 58% to 425 million Swiss francs and incurred losses in its investment banking activity. The benefit of Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank, also fell by 46% between April and June, to 650 million euros due to a decrease of 63% in investment banking profits. British oil company BP, the second largest in Europe, also disappointed, after announcing a loss of 1,385 million in the second quarter, compared with a profit of 5.718 million last year. Bayer, however, has increased its revenue and profit forecasts for this year, having recorded an EBITDA of 2,170 million euros, 6.7% more.
Nor have they been good in the equity markets macroeconomic indicators and known today as they reflect a certain optimism in consumer demand component that provides two-thirds of U.S. GDP, remove the possibility that the Fed Federal adopt new monetary stimulus in the two-day meeting that begins today the Open Market Committee, a body charged with formulating U.S. monetary policy. The consumer spending was unchanged in June, they gave up 0.1% last month, housing prices in May fell less than expected, and consumer confidence rose in July for the first time in five months. In afternoon trading, the Dow Jones fell 0.36%, the Standard & Poor's 0.37% and the Nasdaq 0.19%.
It is expected that the Fed announcement, at best, its commitment to keep the official cash rate near zero to beyond the end of 2014, which marked the horizon so far. By contrast, the majority of economists polled by Bloomberg does not believe that the institution you head Ben Bernanke adopted a new program of asset purchases and long term, rather, that decision will be left for the appointment of monetary policy 12 and 13 September.
All the focus will be starting tomorrow at the meeting of the Governing Council of the ECB on Thursday. The statements made last week by Mario Draghi, which said the institution he presides is willing to do "whatever it takes" to defend the euro and this means acting on the risk premiums are so high that if "hinder operation of the transmission channel of monetary policy "of the ECB, have been interpreted as a reflection of their willingness to buy bonds to ease financing costs that stifle Spain and Italy. Angela Merkel, Francois Hollande and Mario Monti replied over the weekend and Draghi's statement yesterday, the secretary of the U.S. Treasury, Timothy Geithner and German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schäuble praised the reforms undertaken by Spain and Italy after meeting on the German island of Sylt,
Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker, also fueled expectations of a purchase of bonds by stating during the weekend, German and French media that the European bailout fund into force, the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF) is willing to act jointly with the ECB.
The Dow, which started the day with a slight increase of 0.75% yesterday after scoring an increase of 2.78%, has expanded the rise in the morning to play a daily maximum 6913.7 points, which represents an increase of 1.64%. However, in the afternoon earnings have gone up knocks in the red to the indicator, which has come to leave by 1.63% compared to its yesterday's close. Ended the session with a fall of 0.94% in 6737.1 points.
Bankia (+8,42%), Grifols (+4,15%) and Bankinter (+3,79%) have scored the most progress, while Repsol (-3.7%), Inditex (-3.14% ) and Mapfre (-2.5%) were the values that have been lost.
The first hours of the session have been marked by the announcement of business results. BBVA won 1,510 million in the first half of the year, 35.4% less than the same period of 2011, after making allowances for the amount of 1,434 million. Yet to be provisioned over 3,200 million euros to clean up their property risk. Fell by 0.86% on the stock exchange. Grifols blood group won 133.5 million euros in the first half of the year, a 591.7% increase over the same period of 2011 through the acquisition of Talecris U.S. in June 2011.
In the sovereign debt market, the risk premium, yield spread between 10-year Spanish bond and its German counterpart, has kept much of the morning around 525 basis points (5.25 percentage points), after finishing yesterday's session at 523. But he rowed in the afternoon with a rally that has taken up the 549 points to end the day at 546. With these developments, investors have come to require the 10-year sovereign debt a yield of 6.749%.
Stress, according to analysts, is a sign that investors are tempering their expectations about a possible purchase of bonds by the issuer of the euro, something that resists the Bundesbank. Sources cited by Reuters ECB have advised caution to those who expect tough decisions on Thursday and warned that any major move could be delayed until at least five weeks, as they would have otherwise given before: Spain should formally request a program support and euro zone governments would have to agree to use bailout funds to buy bonds with the ECB.
Although the Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, said today that are beginning to see some "light at the end of the tunnel", the road to solving the crisis of European debt may not be just around the corner. Today, the German Finance Ministry has indicated that he sees no need to give the future European rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism (MEDE) a banking license in order to ensure their unlimited funding capacity through recourse to the ECB, support a possibility that Italy and France. furthermore, the
In fact, the German bond yields to 10 years, which yesterday rose to 1.428%, today has fallen back and stood at 1.285% at the end of the day, which is to be stepped up purchases of these assets , which are considered safe. The price and bond yields move inversely, so that if the former increases the latter decreases and vice versa.
The European stock sales have welcomed the results of some large companies that have disappointed the expectations of investors. London has yielded 1.02%, Paris fell 0.87%, Frankfurt and Milan 0.03% 0.62%.
The Swiss bank UBS noted in a drop in second quarter net profit of 58% to 425 million Swiss francs and incurred losses in its investment banking activity. The benefit of Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank, also fell by 46% between April and June, to 650 million euros due to a decrease of 63% in investment banking profits. British oil company BP, the second largest in Europe, also disappointed, after announcing a loss of 1,385 million in the second quarter, compared with a profit of 5.718 million last year. Bayer, however, has increased its revenue and profit forecasts for this year, having recorded an EBITDA of 2,170 million euros, 6.7% more.
Nor have they been good in the equity markets macroeconomic indicators and known today as they reflect a certain optimism in consumer demand component that provides two-thirds of U.S. GDP, remove the possibility that the Fed Federal adopt new monetary stimulus in the two-day meeting that begins today the Open Market Committee, a body charged with formulating U.S. monetary policy. The consumer spending was unchanged in June, they gave up 0.1% last month, housing prices in May fell less than expected, and consumer confidence rose in July for the first time in five months. In afternoon trading, the Dow Jones fell 0.36%, the Standard & Poor's 0.37% and the Nasdaq 0.19%.
It is expected that the Fed announcement, at best, its commitment to keep the official cash rate near zero to beyond the end of 2014, which marked the horizon so far. By contrast, the majority of economists polled by Bloomberg does not believe that the institution you head Ben Bernanke adopted a new program of asset purchases and long term, rather, that decision will be left for the appointment of monetary policy 12 and 13 September.
All the focus will be starting tomorrow at the meeting of the Governing Council of the ECB on Thursday. The statements made last week by Mario Draghi, which said the institution he presides is willing to do "whatever it takes" to defend the euro and this means acting on the risk premiums are so high that if "hinder operation of the transmission channel of monetary policy "of the ECB, have been interpreted as a reflection of their willingness to buy bonds to ease financing costs that stifle Spain and Italy. Angela Merkel, Francois Hollande and Mario Monti replied over the weekend and Draghi's statement yesterday, the secretary of the U.S. Treasury, Timothy Geithner and German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schäuble praised the reforms undertaken by Spain and Italy after meeting on the German island of Sylt,
Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker, also fueled expectations of a purchase of bonds by stating during the weekend, German and French media that the European bailout fund into force, the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF) is willing to act jointly with the ECB.
株式は0.94%下落と債務に関する質問の場合は最大546ボーナスポイント
ダウは朝の利益を消去した後6,737.1ポイントとなりました
10歳までのスペインの債券利回りは6.749パーセントに上昇
主要市場の進化を参照してください。
ラフォンイザベルマドリード31 JUL 2012 - 午後07時12分CET
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