Hola Jinete!
Para que no se diga, empiezo con un artículo de hoy sobre la India.
India Manufacturing Activity at 7-Month Low
NEW DELHI.-A gauge of manufacturing activity in India fell to a seven-month low in September, providing fresh evidence that a recovery in the South Asian economy remains sluggish.
The seasonally adjusted India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index, prepared by Markit, fell to 51.2 from 52.3 in August, according to Nikkei research released Thursday. A figure above 50 indicates an expansion while a reading below that signals contraction.
"Growth of Indian manufacturing production was weighed down by a difficult economic climate," Pollyanna De Lima, an economist at Markit, said.
New orders rose at the weakest pace since June, with export-order growth slumping to the slowest in two years. As a result, manufacturers cut jobs to keep costs in check.
"This bodes ill for the economy in the near-term and suggests that manufacturers' expectations for future output growth are clouded with uncertainty," Ms. De Lima said.
Input prices fell for the second straight month?the first back-to-back decline since the financial crisis?benefiting from a sharp fall in global commodity prices. However, weak demand pressured manufacturers to lower prices.
India's economy grew 7% last quarter, much weaker than the 8%-plus growth the government had predicted in the federal budget presented in February.
Earlier this week, the Reserve Bank of India slashed its main lending rate by a bigger-than-expected 0.50 percentage point, highlighting growth remains weak despite high optimism in the economy.
Nevertheless, an improvement in the manufacturing sector, which has been at the center of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic agenda, is taking place gradually.
Ms. De Lima said India's growth prospects for the July-September quarter are encouraging, with the manufacturing sector looking set to provide a stronger contribution to gross domestic product than it did in the April-June quarter.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/indias-manufacturing-activity-hits-7-month-low-2015-10-01
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Más cosas: ojalá tenga razón Luis de Psicobolsa y hayamos tocado ya suelo, pero si las manos fuertes no se fían, pues qué quieres que te diga, aunque los precios parezcan de saldo, mejor seguir esperando para entrar.
Ayer fue un buen día, pero hoy la cosa no está yendo bien y se ha cortado el rebote. Hay demasiados nubarrones amenazando como para confiar en remontar al alza.
Sólo mirando a China, fíjate en estos titulares recientitos:
--9 of 13 big international firms surveyed says China growing at 3 to 5%, not 7%
--China Manufacturing PMI for September: 49.8 (vs. 49.7 expected) (non-manufacturing PMI too)
--China Caixin Manufacturing PMI: 47.2 (47.0 expected). (Also services and composite PMIs)
(Pero como a los mandamases del partido no les gusta que se les lleve la contraria, a continuación, esto: Caixin / Markit announce no more 'flash' China PMI)
--PIMCO sees a 7% devaluation in the yuan as Chinese economy slows
--Fitch expects China GDP 6.8%, 6.3% in '15 & '16, but if hard landing, to hit HK, Japan, Korea
http://www.econotimes.com/Fitch-China-Hard-Landing-Would-Hit-HK-Korea-Japan-Hardest-96915
--Capital flows 2015: Emerging markets, negative net capital flows for the first time since 1988.
Resumen: China today is far weaker than it has ever been over the last 15 years. Most services and manufacturing surveys indicate a contraction, while exports have declined for the 5th month over the last seven months, driving down currency reserves to two-year lows.
China Devaluation = Antithesis of ECB, BoJ QEs
Pues no hay quien se anime con esto...
Santa Paciencia!
Saludos