negative session on Wall Street on Friday that because of concerns about the economic recovery. A weigh on the mood investors a series of macroeconomic data, much less encouraging: new applications for unemployment benefits last week rose to 500,000 units, reaching its highest since November 2009, disappointing forecasts of analysts had expected a decline to 480,000 units instead. Also disappointed by the superindex, despite the month of July has shown an increase of 0.1% (-0.3% on the data reviewed in June), stood below the consensus, set at 0.2%, and Philadelphia Fed index, slipping to -7.7 points in August from 5.1 in July, below expectations, subject to 7 points.
I have even canceled the positive data released Thursday before the opening, that have shown an increase of 13% for the weekly index of applications for mortgages (those for the actual purchase of real estate were down 3.4%) and 17% of applications for refinancing.
still bad real estate, with building permits have declined by 3.1% to 565,000 units, higher than the consensus, stopped at 576,000 units, and new construction sites that, though rising, 1, 7 % to 546,000 units, proved to be less than the forecast of analysts who had expected a rise to 560,000 units.
In line with the expected output prices, which rose by 0.2% (based on a core, an increase 0.3%, higher than the 0.2% consensus).
better than expected but it was revealed this week that industrial production in July recorded a 1% rise, well above the 0.5% expected by the market, as well as capacity utilization, rising to 74 , 8% from 74.1% in June, 74.5% more than expected. Finally
to report the information came from the University of Michigan, whose index of consumer confidence in its preliminary version in August showed an increase to 69.6 points from 67.8 the previous month, reaching beyond expectations, without to 69 points
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