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Due nuove obbligazioni Societe Generale, in Euro e in Dollaro USA
Societe Generale porta sul segmento Bond-X (EuroTLX) di Borsa Italiana due obbligazioni, una in EUR e una in USD, a tasso fisso decrescente con durata massima di 15 anni e possibilità di rimborso anticipato annuale a discrezione dell’Emittente.
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Titolo: *DJ Fed''s Bernanke Makes Comments To CNBC Anchor Bartiromo
Ora: 01/05/2006 21:36
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(MORE TO FOLLOW) Dow Jones Newswires
01-05-06 1937GMT
Copyright (c) 2006 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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itolo: DJ US Stocks Down Following Bernanke''s Comments
Ora: 01/05/2006 21:50
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U.S. stocks were down in late-day trading Monday as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said in a CNBC interview that markets and the media misinterpreted his comments last Thursday and that he was not giving a dovish signal on interest rates, the CNBC host said Monday.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which earlier had been up, recently was down 32, to 11334. The Nasdaq Composite Index was down 20, to 2302. The Standard & Poor''s 500 index was down 6, to 1304.
Earlier, economic data underlined the resilience of the economy in the face of rising energy costs, with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. a major gainer after it offered up an upbeat sales forecast.
"With Wal-Mart beating expectations on top of personal-income data that came out much stronger than expected, it appears the economy is chugging along quite well," said John Forelli,senior vice president and portfolio manager at Independence Investments.
The Dow has ended higher seven out of the last eight times on the first trading day of May, according to the Stock Trader''s Almanac. May, however, also marks the start of what''s traditionally been the worst six months of the year for the stock market, the Almanac said.
For Anthony Conroy, head trader at BNY Brokerage, the current strength in equities is due in large part to a very good first-quarter earnings season, with a majority of the reporting companies posting results that have exceeded analysts'' estimates.
"On the other side of the ledger you have oil at these lofty levels," said Conroy. "You have a false raise in interest rates going on with oil. The only reason the Fed has been raising rates is to slow things down. If you have people spending $70 to $100 every time they go to the gas pump, things are going to slow down."
Offering some hope of an end to interest-rate hikes, Jack Guynn, the president of the Atlanta Federal Reserve, said the Federal Reserve''s journey to bring rates back to a more normal level is almost complete.
Overseas markets supplied limited clues on market direction. European markets closed Monday for May Day celebrations, while some Asian markets will be closed this week for other holidays.
Factory activity in the United States accelerated in April, the Institute for Supply Management reported. The ISM index rose to 57.3% in April from 55.2% in March, an increase larger than expected. Readings above 50 indicate expansion. The data raised some concern about inflation, however.
U.S. personal income and spending data showed brisk gains, but also inflation on the rise.
The Commerce Department said that personal incomes increased 0.8% in March, the biggest gain since September. Consumer prices rose 0.4%. Core prices, which exclude foodand energy prices, rose 0.3%, the biggest gain since October. Core inflation is up 2% in the past 12 months, at the top of the Fed''s comfort zone. Consumer spending increased 0.6% in nominal terms.
Economists polled by MarketWatch had expected both personal income and spending to rise by 0.4%, while the core personal-consumption expenditures index was expected to rise by 0.2%.
Although the increase in inflation lifts the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will need to keep boosting rates, the fact that consumer activity remains robust is positive for the stock market. The consumer has been one of the stalwarts of the economy.
U.S. construction outlays, for their part, increased 0.9% in March, boosted by healthy home building, the Commerce Department said. The gain was far higher than the 0.4% increase expected by economists surveyed by MarketWatch.
Gold futures closed above $660 an ounce an ounce for the first timesince late 1980 as relative weakness in the U.S. dollar and concern about Iran''s nuclear-research program fueled safe-haven buying.
Gold for June delivery ended up $5.70 at $660.20 an ounce.
The run-up in gold sent Australia''s benchmark S&P/ASX 200 stock index up nearly 1%, with mining and natural resource sectors pacing the gains. Japan''s Nikkei Average also edged higher..
The U.S. dollar turned mixed after the strong construction-spending and manufacturing report raised the prospect of the Federal Reserve pursuing its policy of tightening interest rates. The dollar last was down 0.6% at 113.10 Japanese yen, after being as low as 112.31 yen earlier. The euro was down 0.1% at $1.2614, off a high of $1.2690.
"The U.S. dollar is likely to remain under pressure due to the prospect of a pause in the Fed''s tightening cycle, FX reserve diversification and a renewed focus on structural factors following the G7''s statement,"said analysts at research firm Action Economics.
On the bond market, the strong data sparked fresh selling in long-term Treasury prices. The benchmark 10-year note ended down 16/32 at 95 6/32, with its yield at 5.13%.
Crude-oil futures ended sharply higher.
Most of the price climb is due to "Iran jitters with the U.S. still pushing toward U.N. sanctions," said James Williams, an economist at WTRG Economics. "When you add that on top of the loss of a fifth of Nigerian production, Bolivia''s move toward the Venezuelan model of total control over oil produced by foreign companies and the summer driving season staring us in the face, it is easier for prices to go up than down."
The benchmark June contract rose $1.82, or 2.5% at $73.70 a barrel.
Wal-Mart stock rallied 2.9% to $46.33. The retail giant over the weekend estimated that April same-store sales improved by 6.8%, aided by a late Easter. The company had forecast a rise of 4% to 6%.
Shares of Boeing were up 42 cents at $83.87, as the company confirmed a Wall Street Journal report that it is buying Aviall Inc. for $48 a share, or $1.7 billion, plus $350 million of debt. Aviall, an after-market parts maker for aviation and marine companies, will become part of Boeing''s commercial-aviation services.
Also on the Dow, shares of Exxon Mobil Corp. rallied nearly 2% to $64.32 after a jump in crude-oil prices.
Level 3 Communications rose 37 cents to $5.77. The company said that it will buy Pennsylvania-based TelCove Inc. for $1.24 billion in cash and stock.
In other merger news, Aramark Corp. said it has received a $32-a-share buyout offer from an investment group led by its chief executive, valuing the food services group at about $5.94 billion. Aramark shares surged 19% to $33.42.
Aztar Corp. said late Friday that it received a bid of $50 a share from Columbia Entertainment, topping a bid of $48 a share made earlier by Pinnacle Entertainment (PNK) . Aztar shares rose 3% to $48.95.
-Mark Cotton; 415-439-6456; AskNewswires@dowjones.com
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speriamo!!kiRman ha scritto:
Piccolo OT
Oggi da noi esclusi i privati non opera quasi nessuno ma...i dati che sono arrivati su due piattaforme in Real time erano sfalsati di quasi 20sec nella fase di fast market.
Mi sa che i problemi non sono delle banche\sim ma dei fornitori di dati
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Titolo: DJ US Stocks Down On Bernanke Comments
Ora: 01/05/2006 21:54
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By Scott Patterson
Of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL ONLINE
Indications that the consumer, despite frequent reports of his demise, is alive and well helped investors look past a jump in oil prices and surging bond yields on Wall Street Monday.
Stocks turned lower, though, in the final hour of trading after Maria Bartiromo, a commentator on financial news network CNBC, said Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told her over the weekend that the media misinterpreted his comments in Congressional testimony last week as too lenient against inflation. Bartiromo said Bernanke told her that it was "worrisome" that the market would interpret his comments as too dovish.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, up about 30 points before the CNBC report around 3 p.m. EDT, recently fell 20.81 points to 11346.33, despite a 2.6% gain by Wal-Mart, which said over the weekend that same-store sales rose 6.8% in April, higher than the 4% to 6% increase it had previously forecast. The Standard & Poor''s 500-stock index slid 5.22 to 1305.39, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index fell 16.48 to 2306.09.
Mah: dopo aver visto che in due giorni il dollaro ha sbragato in maniera inverosimile, "Bernacca" ha pensato bene di dire che forse le sue parole erano state comprese poco bene dai mercati...
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SOLO USATime to sell everything. Steve Roach, Wall Street's most
famous permabear, has suddenly left the building, WSJ.com notes. The Morgan Stanley economist put out a note today saying that for the first time since 1999 he isn't as worried about the global economy. The main reason: Central banks around the world seem to be dishing out their medicine and raising interest rates, he says. Yeah, but don't we need to see whether the medicine cures -- or kills -- the patients, Steve? You waited seven years to get bullish -- why not wait just a little bit more? (JE)