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5 jun 2015

RV: La Newsletter du CEPII - Mai 2015






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Asunto: La Newsletter du CEPII - Mai 2015




Mai 2015        



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Europe Monnaie & Finance Commerce & Mondialisation Migrations Politique économique Economies émergentes Compétitivité & Croissance Environnement & Ressources Naturelles
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Vers une moindre instabilité macroéconomique

Depuis plusieurs mois , différents indicateurs macroéconomiques révèlent que les pays de l'OCDE sont entrés dans une phase de plus forte stabilité financière et économique, rappelant la « grande modération ». >>>
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Françoise Lemoine au Printemps de l'économie, sur ''Grands émergents : la Chine et les autres''
16 Avril 2015

Sebastien Jean au Printemps de l'économie, sur ''Qui gouverne le commerce mondial ?''
16 Avril 2015

Michel Aglietta au Printemps de l'économie, sur ''Le dollar, l'euro et les autres''
16 Avril 2015

Global perspectives on investment and potential output
28 Avril 2015

L'innovation comme levier de la transition climatique
7 Mai 2015

L'inclusion financière en Afrique
19 Mai 2015

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Compétitivité : une obsession dangereuse pour la cohésion européenne

A l'heure où les excédents européens s'accumulent, sur fond d'atonie interne, les injonctions à améliorer la compétitivité externe de l'Union sont paradoxales. Pour l'Europe, le risque n'est pas de perdre sa compétitivité. Il est de ne pas retrouver sa cohésion et sa croissance. >>>
Sébastien Jean
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On distingue quatre composantes dans les échanges extérieurs, « 4 Chine », qui se singularisent chacune par des évolutions spécifiques : 1) les firmes chinoises qui font du commerce ordinaire ; 2) celles q ui font des échanges de processing ; 3) les firmes étrangères qui font du commerce ordinaire ; 4) celles qui font des échanges de processing . >>>
Françoise Lemoine, Sandra Poncet, Deniz Ünal, Clément Cassé
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Diversifier la structure de financement de l'économie de la zone euro

En optant plutôt pour les instruments financiers émis directement par des entreprises, la BCE offrirait un financement alternatif aux entreprises pour mener à bien leurs projets d'investissement, et ce faisant accélérerait sans doute la reprise de l'économie de la zone euro.>>>
Urszula Szczerbowicz, Natacha Valla
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4 may 2015

PERU: DEFLACION YA ESTA AQUI

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 GEAB N°71 is available! United States, March-June 2013 – Unpluggig the world's sick man: last impact phase of the global systemic crisis
• 'Too big to fail' banks must be broken up - Fed official
• Penalizing the real estate market through an increase in interest rates in 2013?
• Simor Says Hungary Monetary Stimulus Would Damage Economy
• Japan Learned to Love Deflation in Wage Malaise Facing BOJ
• Qantas cancels Boeing 787 Dreamliner order
• US general says Britain risks 'special relationship' if it cuts military
• MEPs agree credit rating agency crackdown
• Et si Assad était en fait en train de gagner en Syrie ?
• Life in the Red
• L'intervention militaire au Mali: les mauvais souvenirs des Américains
• The Cost of America's Crumbling Roads and Bridges
• BOE's King Warns on Search for Yield
• Flag Riots in Northern Ireland: Grim Prospects Drive Youth to Sectarian Violence
• Stock Markets Warm to Regulator's Comments on Foreign Capital
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GEAB N°71 is available! United States, March-June 2013 – Unpluggig the world's sick man: last impact phase of the global systemic crisis
We had underestimated the decanting period's duration which we have gone through for more than four years, a period during which all the crisis' players have worked to a common goal, to gain time: the United States, whilst making every effort to prevent the appearance of alternative solutions to the dollar, in spite of the catastrophic situation of all its systemic fundamentals, to prevent its creditors from abandoning it (discrediting other currencies including the Yen from now on, tenacity against the attempts to disconnect oil from the dollar, etc…); the rest of the world, in setting up skilful strategies consisting of maintaining its assistance towards the United States to avoid a sudden collapse from which it would be the first to suffer, and at the same time constructing alternative and of decoupling solutions...
LEAP/E2020 - Public announcement GEAB N°71 (16 January 2013)
'Too big to fail' banks must be broken up - Fed official
US "megabanks" with large toxic assets accumulated during the crisis should be split into smaller units, according to a senior Fed official. Thus they won't be able to use the "too big to fail" excuse to get another government bailout...
RT
Penalizing the real estate market through an increase in interest rates in 2013?
We have seen that the fall in interest rates for real estate loans as well as their increase in duration could explain between 20% and 30% of the rise in prices since they increased households' buying power by about 50%. Of course, the opposite also applies: a rise in interest rates and a fall in loan duration reduce their purchasing power. Unfortunately, everything indicates an increase in the cost of short-term credit (beginning 2013) as we now analyze...
Anticipolis
Simor Says Hungary Monetary Stimulus Would Damage Economy
The Hungarian Cabinet pushing through a plan to boost growth through monetary stimulus under a new central bank chief would damage the economy, outgoing Magyar Nemzeti Bank President Andras Simor said...
Bloomberg
Japan Learned to Love Deflation in Wage Malaise Facing BOJ
A decade and a half after Japan slumped into deflation, the central bank is set to signal its strongest effort yet to reverse the trend. The biggest challenge may be that the nation has come to rely on falling prices...
Bloomberg
Qantas cancels Boeing 787 Dreamliner order
Qantas Airways Ltd. has cancelled an order for one of Boeing Co.'s BA +1.24% 787 Dreamliners amid uncertainty over the growth prospects of its Jestar unit's long-haul business. The 14 other Dreamliners Qantas has on order will touch down in Australia from id-2013 as part of the airline's upgrade to its low-cost business, the carrier said in a statement Friday...
Market Watch
US general says Britain risks 'special relationship' if it cuts military
Germany's finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has said that the problem of high indebtedness is not limited to the crisis-hit eurozone and that the situation in Britain and the US is worse. ..
The Telegraph
MEPs agree credit rating agency crackdown
The European Parliament on Wednesday (16 January) voted in favour of a cross-party compromise text agreed in November which is aimed at preventing conflicts of interest, increasing competition, and reducing the reliance of businesses and governments on credit ratings...
EUObserver
Et si Assad était en fait en train de gagner en Syrie ?
Contrairement à ce que laisse penser une partie de la presse occidentale, le régime de Bachar Al Assad est loin d'être au bord du gouffre, tant sur le plan politique que militaire. Malgré de réelles difficultés, le pouvoir en place réussit peu à peu à se poser dans l'opinion comme le seul rempart crédible contre l'ingérence étrangère et l'instauration d'un état islamique...
Atlantico
Life in the Red
The belt-tightening was the easy part. Cancel the cable. Skip the air conditioners. Ration the cellphone, unplug the wireless Internet, cook rice and beans — done, and done. The larger problem for LaKeisha Tuggle, 33, who had lost her public relations job, was cash flow...
New York Times
L'intervention militaire au Mali: les mauvais souvenirs des Américains
Pendant plusieurs années et jusqu'en mars 2012, des officiers et des membres des forces spéciales américains ont entraîné des militaires locaux. Ainsi, ces derniers devaient apprendre comment protéger la population civile, comment éliminer des terroristes ou encore comment contrer le plus tôt possible des frappes venues de l'intérieur. Pourtant, cette approche s'est soldée par un échec : certains militaires maliens d'origine touarègue ont fait défection et ont rejoint les jihadistes avec armes, bagages et savoir militaire acquis...
RFI
The Cost of America's Crumbling Roads and Bridges
The decrepit state of the nation's infrastructure will knock more than $3 trillion off the nation's gross domestic product through the end of the decade if more money isn't spent to upgrade the country's roads, bridges, airports and ports, according to a new report from the American Society of Civil Engineers...
CNBC
BOE's King Warns on Search for Yield
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King on Tuesday sounded a fresh warning about the global economy, saying the "search for yield" that previously drove investors into unsafe assets and triggered a financial crisis may be beginning again...
Wall Street Journal
Flag Riots in Northern Ireland: Grim Prospects Drive Youth to Sectarian Violence
The violent flag riots in Belfast have shown just how delicate relations between sectarian groups in the British province remain. They also reveal the frustrations of a generation that has grown up feeling misunderstood and disadvantaged...
Der Spiegel
Stock Markets Warm to Regulator's Comments on Foreign Capital
China's stock markets rallied on remarks from the securities regulator, who implied significant changes to the cross-border securities investment mechanism that may dramatically increase the amount of capital foreign investors can use to trade Chinese stocks...
Caixin
401(k) breaches undermining retirement security for millions
A large and growing share of American workers are tapping their retirement savings accounts for non-retirement needs, raising broad questions about the effectiveness of one of the most important savings vehicles for old age...
Washington Post

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18 jun 2013

Fwd: Macroperu Los precios del oro y la plata se hunden hasta niveles de 2010



Los precios del oro y la plata se hunden hasta niveles de 2010

Lingotes Oro Plata(OroyFinanzas.com) –La cotización de la plata está sufriendo una severa corrección en las últimas semanas. En este momento, la cotización de la plata-papel se está hundiendo un 7% hasta llegar a los 20,69 dólares la onza. La ratio cotización oro-plata está en máximos desde agosto de 2010, marcando 64,89 al inicio de sesión en el mercado de Singapur.
En lo que llevamos de año, el precio de la plata ha caído un 30%, gracias a una masiva liquidación de contratos cuyo subyacente es plata física. Así lo aseguran diversas fuentes consultadas por Bloomberg, las cuales cuentan que se han liquidado 21.798 posiciones cortas por parte de hedge funds, lo que supone un 20% más con respecto al mismo período en el mes de abril según la US. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Este comportamiento corrector en el precio de la plata también se está dando en el precio del oro papel como en el oro físico. En este momento, el oro está cotizando en los 1.338,85 dólares la onza, cayendo por octava sesión consecutiva y una caída del 1,5% intradía.
El análisis de este comportamiento del mercado del oro y la plata no es sencillo ni evidente. Observamos un movimiento muy claro de reservas de los metales preciosos hacia lugares donde nunca antes hubo tanta demanda y, por otro lado, los inversores están optando cada vez más por el oro y la plata físicos más que por los certificados. En general, la desconfianza hacia el papel y su convertibilidad hace que, en el inicio de un proceso inflacionario y una guerra de divisas, los individuos quieran poseer ellos mismos el metal para evitar episodios de inconvertibilidad.
OroyFinanzas.com ha informado durante años de las oportunidades y ventajas de invertir en oro y plata. Los fundamentales para esta inversión se mantienen hoy, al igual que se mantenían hace un año y dos años. La realidad es que el oro tiene, sin duda alguna, potencial alcista a largo plazo y en su relación con las distintas divisas mundiales. En el corto plazo, sin embargo, el mercado de oro y plata se está reordenando y convirtiéndose en un mercado mucho más anclado en el comercio del oro y plata físicos más que comerciar con los certificados.
Según algunos analistas a pesar de las continuas bajadas en los precios, el valor –lo que el mercado está dispuesto a pagar por los metales preciosos- se recuperará progresivamente a largo plazo, aunque otros señalan que antes de que eso llegue el precio del oro podría bajar hasta 1.200 dólares la onza.

7 sept 2011

FMI: 4% CRECIMIENTO GOBLAL

FMI recorta previsión de crecimiento global 2011 a 4%


09:50 Para 2012 se proyectó un avance 4.2% desde una expectativa previa del 4.3%.



ROMA (Reuters).- El Fondo Monetario Internacional redujo su proyección para el crecimiento económico global a un 4.0% en el 2011, desde una expectativa previa del 4.2%, reportó el miércoles la agencia de noticias italiana ANSA, en base al borrador del informe.



El FMI también redujo su previsión de crecimiento global para el 2012 a un 4.2% desde una expectativa previa del 4.3%, indicó la agencia, citando un nuevo borrador del Panorama Económico Mundial del FMI, que será publicado el 20 de septiembre.



Su pronóstico para el crecimiento económico de la zona euro es ahora de un 1.7% en el 2011 y 1.3% en el 2012, bajando desde las proyecciones previas del 1.9% y 1.4%.



Sus expectativas para el crecimiento de Italia en el 2011 fueron confirmadas en un 0.8% en el 2011, al tiempo que se recortó el pronóstico para el 2012 a 0.5% desde el previo 0.7%, indicó ANSA.



7/9/11

24 ago 2011

El Desplome de la UE se vuelve General: todo vuelve a descender

U.S. Stocks Tumble on Global Growth ConcernsQ

By Rita Nazareth - Aug 18, 2011 9:31 AM GMT-0500


    Specialist Daniel O'Donnell, right center, calls out prices at a post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Aug. 16, 2011. Photographer: Richard Drew/AP
    Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) -- James Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Minneapolis-based Wells Capital Management, talks about the U.S. economy, the stock market and investment strategy. Paulsen, speaking with Erik Schatzker and Maryam Nemazee on Bloomberg Television's "InsideTrack," also discusses Federal Reserve monetary policy. (Source: Bloomberg)
    U.S. stocks tumbled amid growing concern the economy is slowing and speculation that European banks lack enough capital, while hopes for more stimulus from the Federal Reserve receded.
    Bank of America Corp. (BAC) and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)dropped more than 4.6 percent as Sweden's financial regulator said his country's lenders must do more to prepare for a worsening in Europe's debt crisis that could cut off funding. Caterpillar Inc. (CAT) sank 5.6 percent, pacing losses in companies most-tied to economic growth, as jobless claims rose, consumer inflation accelerated more than forecast and the Philadelphia-area manufacturing index fell to the lowest level since March 2009.
    The Standard & Poor's 500 Index slumped 4.1 percent to 1,145.07 at 10:29 a.m. in New York. All 10 groups in the S&P 500 dropped at least 1.8 percent. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 438.62 points, or 3.8 percent, to 10,971.59. Treasuries rallied, pushing 10-year yields to a record low.
    "It's almost like a worldwide buyers strike," Michael Mullaney, who helps manage $9.5 billion at Fiduciary Trust in Boston, said in a telephone interview. "There's a continued general malaise on global economic activity. People continue to downgrade their expectations on growth on a worldwide basis. There's concern about funding problems. That's making us very nervous here and as such we want to take risk out of portfolios at least for the immediate future."
    The S&P 500 fell 12 percent from a three-year high on April 29 through yesterday amid concern about Europe's debt crisis and an economic slowdown. Financial, industrial, energy and raw- material producers had the biggest declines during that period, dropping at least 15 percent. Companies less-tied to the economy, including utility, consumer staples and phone providers, slid at least 7.7 percent.

    New Lows

    U.S. stocks may slip to new lows in the next few weeks, setting the stage for a rally of more than 20 percent in the S&P 500, Tom DeMark, the creator of indicators meant to identify turning points in markets, said in an Aug. 16 interview. The S&P 500, which closed at 1,193.89 yesterday, will probably drop below the 11-month low of 1,119.46 set on Aug. 8 before surging above 1,363.61, its peak on April 29, according to DeMark.
    Global stocks tumbled today after Morgan Stanley cut its forecast for global growth this year, citing an "insufficient" policy response to Europe's sovereign debt crisis, weakened confidence and the prospect of fiscal tightening. The bank estimates expansion of 3.9 percent, down from a previous forecast of 4.2 percent, according to a report dated today.

    `Dangerously Close'

    The U.S. and Europe are "dangerously close to recession," Morgan Stanley analysts including Chetan Ahya said in the note. "Recent policy errors, especially Europe's slow and insufficient response to the sovereign crisis and the drama around lifting the U.S. debt ceiling, have weighed down on financial markets and eroded business and consumer confidence."
    Stock-futures extended losses after a report showed that more Americans than forecast filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, signaling the labor market is struggling two years into the economic recovery. Jobless claims climbed by 9,000 to 408,000 in the week ended Aug. 13, the highest in a month, Labor Department figures showed today in Washington. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News projected a rise in claims to 400,000, according to the median forecast.

    Home Sales

    A separate report showed that the cost of living in the U.S. climbed in July by the most in four months, led by higher energy and food prices. Separately, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's general economic index fell more than forecast to minus 30.7 in August from 3.2 the prior month. Readings greater than zero signal expansion in the area covering easternPennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Delaware.
    PulteGroup Inc. and Lennar Corp. slumped at least 7 percent after a report showed that sales of previously owned homes unexpectedly dropped in July. Figures from the National Association of Realtors showed purchases of U.S. previously owned homes decreased 3.5 percent in July to a 4.67 million annual rate, the weakest since November.
    Most U.S. stocks declined yesterday, wiping out an earlier advance, amid speculation that the Fed may not consider another economic stimulus program to avert a recession. The S&P 500 rose as much as 28 percent after Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke foreshadowed on Aug. 27 of last year a second-round of so-called quantitative easing. The Fed finished its second round of asset purchases at the end of June.

    `Inappropriate Policy'

    Bernanke's pledge last week to keep interest rates near zero percent until mid-2013 was "inappropriate policy at an inappropriate time," Charles Plosser, president of the Fed Bank of Philadelphia, said yesterday in a radio interview on "Bloomberg Surveillance" with Tom Keeneand Ken Prewitt. Dallas President Richard Fisher said the central bank shouldn't enact policy to protect stock investors. Both officials dissented from the Fed's Aug. 9 statement.
    American banks tumbled today, following losses in European financial shares. Bank of America, the largest U.S. lender by assets, sank 7.1 percent to $6.93. JPMorgan fell 4.6 percent to $34.89.
    The Wall Street Journal reported that American regulators are intensifying scrutiny of the U.S. arms of Europe's largest banks amid concern about Europe's debt crisis, citing people familiar with the matter.

    Caterpillar Sinks

    Concern about economic growth weighed on companies that are most-dependent on economic growth. The Morgan Stanley (MS) Cyclical Index slumped 6.1 percent as all of its 30 stocks fell. The Dow Jones Transportation Average of 20 stocks, also considered a proxy for the economy, tumbled 5.6 percent. Caterpillar, the world's largest construction and mining-equipment maker, slumped 5.6 percent to $82.77.
    A gauge of homebuilders in S&P indexes slumped 6.6 percent. PulteGroup sank 10 percent to $4.22. Lennar dropped 7.3 percent to $13.35.
    Gauges of energy and raw-material producers slumped at least 4.6 percent. Oil, wheat and copper led declines in commodity markets on concern that slower economic growth will weaken demand for raw materials. Gold surged to a record as investors fled stocks for the perceived safety of the metal.
    Alcoa Inc. (AA), the largest U.S. aluminum producer, decreased 5.7 percent to $11.56. Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) fell 4 percent to $71.23.
    To contact the reporter on this story: Rita Nazareth in New York at rnazareth@bloomberg.net
    To contact the editor responsible for this story: Nick Baker at nbaker7@bloomberg.net
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