martedì 16 agosto 2011

Hong Kong , L'Italia e la germania , Merkel e Sarkozy, Nuove case USA e produzione industriale , Bond USA, Adesso tutti vedono nero

(Marketwatch 15-8-11)Hong Kong is suffering an economic chill that could soon go global. Some analysts say the territory shows signs of a dire economic outlook.
(Linkiesta 16-8-11) Non è per vantarsi (perchè non è il caso ...) , ma è strano che non ci siano commenti
Che succede? L'Italia cresce più della Germania . ....Ecco i numeri: Pil Eurozona II trimestre 2011 +0,2%, italiano +0,3%, tedesco +0,1%, francese 0,0 per cento.
(IlSole24Ore 16-8-11) Si mettono d'accordo sulle cose che non servono...e sono contro quelle utili
Il vertice di parigi
Merkel-Sarkozy: governo economico per l'Europa. No agli eurobond, tassa sulle transazioni finanziarie
USA sempre deboli
(MarketWatch) The Commerce Department noted a 1.5% decline in new home starts during the month of July, while June's housing starts were downwardly revised to a seasonally adjusted pace of 613,000, compared to the initial estimate of 629,000.
Industrial production advanced 0.9% in July, the best reading of the year. Capacity utilization on the rise, as inflation indicators start to tick higher.
(Reuters) - Investors reduced their U.S. Treasuries holdings after a volatile week in the bond market driven by fears about a U.S. recession and the European debt crisis, a survey released on Tuesday showed.
The share of investors who said on Monday they were long, or holding more Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, fell to 2 percent from 11 percent last week, J.P. Morgan Securities said on Tuesday.
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- A Bank of America Merrill Lynch poll of international fund managers shows that while investors expect a global economic slowdown over the next year, they say a double dip recession will be avoided. "A net 13% of respondents to the global survey believe that the world economy is headed for a period of weaker growth. The reading represents a significant swing since July when a net 19% were confident the economy would improve. Investors' forecast for corporate profits shows the biggest downwards swing in the survey's history," the poll showed.

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