Thị trường CK VN lại có thêm 250 triệu USD

sóng tháng 6 cực mạnh, xuống vãi linh hồn

Chắc cậu nghĩ nó giải ngân hêt all các mã àh. Chỉ giải ngân vài mã chủ chôt là đủ đưa VNI lên 500 rồi. Mà đâu phải 1 quỹ đâu sẽ còn nhiều quỹ nữa vào VN

Song thang 6 se rat manh vi co rat nhieu tin tot tu LN quy 2 cua cac Cty niem yet, chinh thuc co QDinh hoan thue CK tu CP, UBCK co rat nhieu bien phap ho tro T/T, T6 san HA se dc tra lai bie do 10% va nha DT se dc mua ban cung 1 loai CP trong ngay, Tay mua rong HA. Gia VL dang tang, tieu dung tang

VCB, Bảo Việt : 2 thằng này mà lên sàn giai đoạn này thị khác gì hút máu

U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Gained to 68.7 (Update1)
Share | Email | Print | A A A

By Shobhana Chandra

May 29 (Bloomberg) -- Confidence among U.S. consumers rose this month to the highest level since September, reinforcing signs that the worst recession in half a century is abating.

The Reuters/University of Michigan final index of consumer sentiment increased to 68.7, more than forecast, from 65.1 in April. The preliminary reading for May was 67.9.

Rising confidence limits the risk that consumer spending, the biggest part of the economy, will peter out after a rebound in the first quarter. Still, unemployment, already at a 25-year high, is forecast to keep climbing and home foreclosures are at a record, indicating a recovery will be slow to emerge.

?oConsumers are looking at things like the rise in stocks, they are listening to reports talking about ?~green shoots?T and they believe it,? Chris Low, chief economist at FTN Financial in New York said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. ?oThey believe that a recovery is coming but they don?Tt see it in their current job prospects.?

The confidence index was forecast to rise to 68, according to the median of 53 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Estimates ranged from 67 to 71. The measure averaged 63.8 in 2008.

A gauge of current conditions, which reflects Americans?T perceptions of their financial situation and whether it is a good time to buy big-ticket items such as cars, slipped to 67.7 from 68.3.

Inflation Expectations

The Reuters/University of Michigan index of consumer expectations for six months from now, which more closely projects the direction of consumer spending, rose to 69.4 in May from 63.1 the prior month.

Consumers in the survey said they expect an inflation rate of 2.8 percent over the next 12 months, the same as in the April survey.

Over the next five years, the measure tracked by Federal Reserve policy makers, Americans expected a 2.9 percent rate of inflation, compared with their 2.8 percent forecast last month.

The final Reuters/University of Michigan consumer confidence report reflects about 500 responses, compared with 300 households for the preliminary survey.

Stocks have surged and Treasuries have dropped amid signs the worst of the economy?Ts decline may have passed. The Standard & Poor?Ts 500 Index has gained 34 percent since March 9, when it hit the lowest level in more than 12 years. Yields on the benchmark 10-year note climbed to 3.59 percent at 10:07 a.m. in New York from 2.86 percent on March 9.

Business Barometer

Earlier today, the Institute for Supply Management-Chicago Inc. today said its business barometer decreased to 34.9 this month from 40.1 in April. Readings below 50 signal contraction.

Also, data from the Commerce Department showed gross domestic product shrank at a 5.7 percent annual rate from January through March, compared with an initial 6.1 percent estimate, capping its worst six-month performance in five decades. The world?Ts largest economy declined at a 6.3 percent pace in the last three months of 2008.

Still, consumers are getting a boost from stocks and also because gasoline costs are down nearly 50 percent from July highs and mortgage rates are near historic lows, trimming borrowing costs for homeowners.

At the same time, household wealth is being eroded by lower property values, and the economy has lost 5.7 million jobs since the recession began in December 2007. Economists predict the unemployment rate, at 8.9 percent in April, may average 9.6 percent next year.

Auto Industry

Automakers?T woes may cause more plant closures, production cuts and job losses. General Motors Corp., the world?Ts largest automaker until its 77-year reign ended in 2008, may file for bankruptcy protection on June 1, people familiar with the matter said yesterday. Chrysler LLC filed for bankruptcy on April 30.

Some executives have expressed optimism. Global capital markets have improved ?odramatically,? General Electric Co. Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt said this week.

?oThe worst is over? for the economic downturn, Immelt said in a speech in Tokyo. Improved liquidity and the ability to raise equity in capital markets have stabilized the economy, producing ?ogreen shoots.? As a result, hê?Ts more confident now than any time in the last nine months, he said.

To contact the reporter on this story: Shobhana Chandra in Washington at [email protected]

Last Updated: May 29, 2009 10:38 EDT
Ch? s' tiêu dùng U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index tfng cực mạnh 'ạt 68.7

Chỉ số tiêu dùng U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index tăng cực mạnh đạt 68.7

Sang tuần là DJ thủng 8500 còn VNindex thủng 460, trước mắt là thế

Tưởng là cái tin

PVI bảo hiểm 250 triệu USD cho 6 giếng khoan

VCP chuâ?n bị tha?nh lập Qufy đâ?u tư tăng trươ?ng Việt Nam trị giá 250 triệu USD
Phía VCP cũng đưa ra những khuyến nghị của quỹ đầu tư với cơ quan quản lý nhà nước nhằm khuyến khích và thu hút sự tham gia của các quỹ đầu tư vào thị trường chứng khoán Việt Nam.
link: http://cafef.vn/20090530114031193CA31/vcp-chuan-bi-thanh-lap-quy-dau-tu-tang-truong-viet-nam-tri-gia-250-trieu-usd.chn
Người thật việc thật nhé chứ không phải là tin đồn,một điều đáng mừng là đã có một quỹ của Mỹ dọn đường và sắp tới sẽ có nhiều quỹ thế chân những bạn Tây thua lỗ.

VNi 600