Re: Pulso de mercado
Pues es cierto que lo han desmentido, aunque a pesar de eso, todo lo que viene de Europa mueve los mercados y sólo la 'claridad' con la que demuestran estar abordando el problema actúa positivamente en las bolsas. Algo así dice el WSJ:
For Tuesday, the market received a jolt higher in the final hour of trading after the Guardian reported France and Germany agreed to increase the size of Europe's rescue package to more than €2 trillion ($2.7 trillion). The Dow rose as high as 255.74 points on an intraday basis. But the report was almost immediately contradicted by Dow Jones Newswires, which reported European officials are still debating the size of the euro zone's bailout fund, according to an official familiar with the negotiations. The notion that an agreement has been reached to leverage the fund to €2 trillion is "totally wrong," the official said. "It seems events out of the euro zone trump everything else of late," said Ted Weisberg, president at Seaport Securities. "If the message out of Europe remains upbeat, it will be a positive for the market." Still, investors found clarity that European leaders appear to be taking substantive actions ahead of this weekend's summit to combat the region's debt crisis. "Market participants are feeling much better about the clarity in Europe, at least in the short term," said Brad Thompson, chief investment officer at Stadion Money Management. "But it's way too early to say that we're out of the woods. There are still a lot of issues that need to be resolved."http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204346104576638550464581870.html?mod=WSJEUROPE_hpp_LEFTTopWhatNews El Guardian por su parte, no desmiente nada de nada: http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/oct/18/france-and-germany-move-towards-2tn-euro-fund Y los futuros yankies están en negativo: http://www.cmegroup.com/market-data/delayed-quotes/equities.html ¿Conclusión? No se pierdan mañana la apertura de los mercados... ;) Slds.