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U.S. retail sales down 4.1% in past year
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U.S. Oct. auto sales fall 5.5%, most in three years
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U.S. Oct. gasoline station sales fall record 12.7%
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U.S. Oct. retail sales ex-autos, ex-gas fall 0.5%
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U.S. Oct. sales ex-autos fall record 2.2% vs. -1.7% expected
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U.S. Oct. retail sales fall record 2.8% vs. -2.3% expected
[FRE] Freddie Mac Q3 loss $25.3 billion vs $1.2 bln year-ago loss
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[NOK] Nokia warns on fourth quarter
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Nokia warns mobile industry sales will falll in 2009
50 Pkt.-Trade in diesem Gezuckel ist doch klasse!
Wette, das ist nicht vielen gelungen.....
LG
Cliff
8:30 a.m.
U.S. Oct. retail sales ex-autos, ex-gas fall 0.5%
der Rückgang ist nicht ganz so extrem wie befürchtet d.h die Amis kaufen immer noch
Shoppers on strike
Record U.S. monthly drop of 2.8% reported for October, with the weakness seen across all sectors.
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Sales slumped 2.8 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted $363.7 billion, the largest decline since the series began in 1992, the Commerce Department said. This compared with a revised 1.3 percent fall in September, previously reported as a 1.2 percent decrease.
Economists polled by Reuters forecast a 2.0 percent fall in October retail sales as an escalating financial crisis forced consumers into a defensive crouch. Sales excluding autos also notched a record 2.2 percent drop versus a forecast for a 1.2 percent decline.
Meanwhile,
U.S import prices also posted a sharp decrease, recording their biggest one-month drop since 1988 in October as costs for imported oil plunged for the third consecutive month, the Department of Labor said.
Overall import prices declined 4.7 percent after falling by a revised 3.3 percent in September. But for the 12 months through October import prices were still up 6.7 percent.
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Petroleum prices tumbled 16.7 percent after falling a revised 10.2 percent the previous month. October's drop in petroleum import prices was the largest since April 2003, the Department said, highlighting the economic downturn in the United States and elsewhere that has depressed demand for oil.
Prices for U.S. exports slipped 1.9 percent in October, declining for the third straight month, after easing a revised 0.8 percent in September. October's fall in export prices was the largest one-month decline since the index was first published in December 1988, the Department of Labor said.
Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast import prices dropping 4.2 percent and export prices easing 1.0 percent in October.
Citigroup [C 9.45 --- UNCH (0) ] Chief Executive Vikram Pandit and his deputies have instructed managers to slash their budgets for employee compensation by at least 25 percent, the paper said citing the people.
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"We will continue to carefully manage our head count levels as we re-engineer the company in line with our stated goal and market realities," Citigroup spokeswoman Christina Pretto told the paper.
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Citigroup announced last month it cut 11,000 jobs in the third quarter, bringing the total number of job cuts in 2008 to 23,000.
Citigroup aims to shrink its workforce to about 290,000 employees by next year from 352,000 as of Sept 30, the WSJ said, citing another person.
The paper also reported that Citigroup is notifying some credit card customers that their interest rates are being raised by an average of three percentage points.
A person familiar with the strategy estimated that the rate increases would apply to less than 20 percent of Citigroup's card portfolio, according to the paper.
A Citigroup spokeswoman told Reuters that she had nothing further to add to the company's comments reported by the Journal.
eine erwartete zinssenkung ,dann kann man jetzt mit den richtigen PUTS sehr
viel money machen,keine empfehlung molly malon
US-Einzelhandelsumsatz verzeichnet Rekordrückgang
14:47 14.11.08
Washington (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der Einzelhandelsumsatz in den USA hat sich im Oktober 2008 unerwartet deutlich verringert. Dies teilte das US-Handelsministerium am Freitag mit.
Auf Monatssicht schrumpften die Umsatzerlöse um 2,8 Prozent, während sie im September nur um 1,3 Prozent gefallen waren. Hierbei handelt es sich um den stärksten Rückgang seit Aufzeichnungsbeginn. Volkswirte hatten einen Umsatzrückgang um 2,1 Prozent prognostiziert.
Bereinigt um die schwankungsintensiven Umsätze der Automobilbranche fielen die Umsätze gegenüber dem Vormonat um 2,2 Prozent. Auch hierbei handelt es sich um einen Rekordrückgang. Experten waren nur von einer Abnahme um 1,2 Prozent ausgegangen, nach einem Minus von 0,6 Prozent im September.
Der Einzelhandelsumsatz wird als wichtiges Signal für die Konjunkturentwicklung angesehen, da die Verbraucherausgaben etwa zwei Drittel der US-Wirtschaftsaktivitäten ausmachen. Er wird deshalb von der Fed und von Analysten genau beobachtet. (14.11.2008/ac/n/m)
Wow das wusste ich ehrlich gesagt nicht ... so heftig? ooops.
Schaut euch bitte das Video aus meinem letzten Posting an, er hat völlig recht!
Dann wäre die Krise entspannter zu ertragen :-)