Ayer el real se depreció 2%.
Según Ambito la deuda externa total(pública + privada) llega al 32,20 % del pbi.
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renuncioahora escribió:¡Se calentaron!
el país dijo en octubre que sólo tenía fondos para funcionar hasta mitad de noviembre
Europa corta el grifo: Grecia no recibirá los 8.000 millones urgentes que necesita
¿Dejará de pagar a la Policía y al Ejército? Los líderes europeos bloquearán la ayuda urgente de 8.000 millones de euros que debían desembolsar a principios de noviembre. Su decisión se mantendrá hasta que Atenas no ratifique su compromiso de aplicar los ajustes exigidos. Si Grecia no ha mentido esta vez, se quedará sin fondos en breve y Francia utiliza ésto para presionar.
http://www.eleconomista.es/economia/not ... ayuda.html
Me pregunto siempre, que sentiran estos funcionarios cuando negocian, susto, angustia, preocupación, me cuesta creer que indiferencia, pero veo el videito de Berlusconi cuando a la salida de la reunion miraba una Sra. o ese otro video donde en WS tomaban vino o espumante, y abajo los indignados a las put..
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DJ Argentina's Oct Trade Deficit With Brazil Narrows To $463 Million
01-Nov-2011
BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)--Argentina's trade deficit with Brazil narrowed in October from a year earlier due to a surge in exports, according to the Argentine Ministry of Industry.
In a statement Tuesday night, the ministry said the latest deficit was $463 million, compared with $479 million a year before.
Argentina's exports to Brazil rose 30% year-on-year to $1.53 billion in October, led by automobiles, auto parts, wheat and plastics, the statement said. For the January-October period, exports rose 18.1% year-on-year to $13.9 billion.
Meanwhile, October imports from Brazil rose 21% from a year earlier to $1.99 billion, led by automobiles and auto parts, machinery, iron ore, and steel products. For the January-October period, imports increased 28.6% to $18.9 billion.
Brazil is Argentina's largest trading partner. The two countries have complementary, though competing, manufacturing industries, and periodic trade spats are common.
Brazil's hefty trade surplus with its neighbor is a politically sensitive issue in Argentina.
Argentine manufacturers that export to Brazil are facing headwinds from inflation--widely thought to exceed 20%--at home, and a slowdown in the Brazilian economy.
01-Nov-2011
BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)--Argentina's trade deficit with Brazil narrowed in October from a year earlier due to a surge in exports, according to the Argentine Ministry of Industry.
In a statement Tuesday night, the ministry said the latest deficit was $463 million, compared with $479 million a year before.
Argentina's exports to Brazil rose 30% year-on-year to $1.53 billion in October, led by automobiles, auto parts, wheat and plastics, the statement said. For the January-October period, exports rose 18.1% year-on-year to $13.9 billion.
Meanwhile, October imports from Brazil rose 21% from a year earlier to $1.99 billion, led by automobiles and auto parts, machinery, iron ore, and steel products. For the January-October period, imports increased 28.6% to $18.9 billion.
Brazil is Argentina's largest trading partner. The two countries have complementary, though competing, manufacturing industries, and periodic trade spats are common.
Brazil's hefty trade surplus with its neighbor is a politically sensitive issue in Argentina.
Argentine manufacturers that export to Brazil are facing headwinds from inflation--widely thought to exceed 20%--at home, and a slowdown in the Brazilian economy.
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DJ China's BYD Inks Electric Vehicle, Battery Deal With Argentina
01-Nov-2011
BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)--Chinese electric vehicle and battery maker Build Your Dreams, or BYD Auto Co., has signed an accord with local manufacturers to develop electric public-transportation vehicles and lithium batteries in the South American country, Argentina's production ministry said in a statement Tuesday.
"Argentina could become a regional platform for the company to export to Mercosur, Latin America and the world," the ministry said.
Mercosur is the South American trading bloc, whose founding members are Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.
01-Nov-2011
BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)--Chinese electric vehicle and battery maker Build Your Dreams, or BYD Auto Co., has signed an accord with local manufacturers to develop electric public-transportation vehicles and lithium batteries in the South American country, Argentina's production ministry said in a statement Tuesday.
"Argentina could become a regional platform for the company to export to Mercosur, Latin America and the world," the ministry said.
Mercosur is the South American trading bloc, whose founding members are Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.
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renuncioahora escribió:¡Se calentaron!
el país dijo en octubre que sólo tenía fondos para funcionar hasta mitad de noviembre
Europa corta el grifo: Grecia no recibirá los 8.000 millones urgentes que necesita
¿Dejará de pagar a la Policía y al Ejército? Los líderes europeos bloquearán la ayuda urgente de 8.000 millones de euros que debían desembolsar a principios de noviembre. Su decisión se mantendrá hasta que Atenas no ratifique su compromiso de aplicar los ajustes exigidos. Si Grecia no ha mentido esta vez, se quedará sin fondos en breve y Francia utiliza ésto para presionar.
http://www.eleconomista.es/economia/not ... ayuda.html
mamita... dios nos libre y nos guarde de las peleas entre líderes europeos.
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DJ Barclays Cuts Argentina's Growth Forecasts, Cites Forex Measures
01-Nov-2011
BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)--Barclays Capital on Tuesday lowered its economic growth forecasts for Argentina this year and next, citing new risks related to abrupt changes in the country's foreign currency regulations.
Argentina's economy will likely grow 8.2% this year and 3.5% next year, Barclays analyst Sebastian Vargas said in a report Tuesday. That's down from previous estimates of 8.7% and 4.4%, respectively.
Barclays said it is becoming "increasingly less constructive on Argentina, given the government's demonstrated difficulties in engineering a much-needed peso depreciation, a process that we expected to be smooth."
On Monday, the government "dramatically increased controls on foreign currency purchases by retail and corporate investors" in a bid "to limit hard currency purchases," Barclays noted.
Economy Minister Amado Boudou said the measures aim to curb money laundering, but many believe they primarily aim to prevent people from buying dollars and stemming capital flight.
The measures require individuals and companies to obtain previous authorization from the tax agency, Afip, before they can purchase dollars. In practice, Afip has so far rejected the vast majority of requests to buy dollars, according to currency traders.
Barclays said the new measures are a "self-inflicted, significant problem" that has rattled investors' nerves and led some to worry that a freeze on bank deposits could be on the horizon.
"While such a situation has not been signaled [and is one we do not expect], we would not discard a reduction in deposits and a higher interest rate as investors react to this action," Barclays said. "There is a general sense that nobody is in the driver's seat in the Ministry of Finance or the central bank and more ill-designed, cumbersome controls could be expected."
Barclays said President Cristina Kirchner's administration may not make the appropriate policy adjustments because government officials believe allowing the peso to depreciate would be akin to "political defeat." As a result, the government could delay adjusting the peso, leading to a "more significant deterioration of fundamentals."
01-Nov-2011
BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)--Barclays Capital on Tuesday lowered its economic growth forecasts for Argentina this year and next, citing new risks related to abrupt changes in the country's foreign currency regulations.
Argentina's economy will likely grow 8.2% this year and 3.5% next year, Barclays analyst Sebastian Vargas said in a report Tuesday. That's down from previous estimates of 8.7% and 4.4%, respectively.
Barclays said it is becoming "increasingly less constructive on Argentina, given the government's demonstrated difficulties in engineering a much-needed peso depreciation, a process that we expected to be smooth."
On Monday, the government "dramatically increased controls on foreign currency purchases by retail and corporate investors" in a bid "to limit hard currency purchases," Barclays noted.
Economy Minister Amado Boudou said the measures aim to curb money laundering, but many believe they primarily aim to prevent people from buying dollars and stemming capital flight.
The measures require individuals and companies to obtain previous authorization from the tax agency, Afip, before they can purchase dollars. In practice, Afip has so far rejected the vast majority of requests to buy dollars, according to currency traders.
Barclays said the new measures are a "self-inflicted, significant problem" that has rattled investors' nerves and led some to worry that a freeze on bank deposits could be on the horizon.
"While such a situation has not been signaled [and is one we do not expect], we would not discard a reduction in deposits and a higher interest rate as investors react to this action," Barclays said. "There is a general sense that nobody is in the driver's seat in the Ministry of Finance or the central bank and more ill-designed, cumbersome controls could be expected."
Barclays said President Cristina Kirchner's administration may not make the appropriate policy adjustments because government officials believe allowing the peso to depreciate would be akin to "political defeat." As a result, the government could delay adjusting the peso, leading to a "more significant deterioration of fundamentals."
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pablo9494 escribió:Creo que ayer fue un buen dia para acumular TVPP...deje margen para una agachada mas que puede ser posible, pero creo que el mercado valora el instrumento y a ese rango de valores (13.50/14.50) aparece la compra...
Buen dia Pablo y gente .
coincido , en 16 dije que no se apuraran ( y asi mismo actue yo ) porque veia venta sostenida ... sin embargo estos precios me animo a decir que son piso , salvo quilombo importante afuera (el tema dolar se va a solucionar ... solo para los que tenemos las cosas en regla , y a otra cosa .)
vuelvo desde la ofi en un rato .
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csarachu escribió:Buen Dia Pablo, abrite el skipe!.
Te mande Msj.
Slds., Carlos.
No puedo ahora estimado...
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