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  1. [verwijderd] 8 januari 2008 21:11
    quote:

    barst schreef:

    [quote=Kopie]
    Er kwamen toch nog wat cijfertjes?
    [/quote]consumentenkrediet nam in november toe met 15,5 miljard $$
    Ah kijk daar zul je t hebben. Dit komt natuurlijk door de toen duurdere dollar. Is geen rustig nieuws voor de rente verlangende en verwende ventjes op wallstreet dit cijfer.
  5. forum rang 10 voda 8 januari 2008 21:13
    quote:

    22years schreef:

    [quote=Kopie]
    Er kwamen toch nog wat cijfertjes?
    [/quote]

    Ja dat dacht ik ook. Over consumenten krediet of besteding.
    Je zou toch denken dat dit motor harder zou laten draaien:

    US November Consumer Credit Up $15.5B; Biggest Gain Since Aug

    By Jeff Bater
    Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES


    WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--U.S. consumers elevated their borrowing by the highest rate in three months during November, a promising sign for the economy.

    Consumer credit outstanding grew by $15.45 billion in November to $2.505 trillion, according to a report from the Federal Reserve on Tuesday.

    Wall Street had expected consumer borrowing to have increased by $8.0 billion in November. In percentage terms, the increase of 7.5% was the biggest since a climb of 10.2% in August.

    The economy is seen slowing sharply from its surge last summer. Growth in the third quarter ran at an Olympian 4.9%, but the pace for the fourth quarter, which ended last week, is seen weaker.

    However, doomsayers, with their talk of recession, were confounded with the recent release of a government report showing consumer spending in November climbed 1.1%, the highest rate of increase in more than three years. The borrowing numbers released by the Fed on Tuesday seemed to underscore the spending data.

    But Tuesday's borrowing report also showed credit in October was revised sharply lower. Credit rose only $2.02 billion that month; originally, the Fed estimated a $4.7 billion increase.

    November revolving credit, which mainly reflects credit card financing, grew $8.8 billion to $937.5 billion, compared with a $6.6 billion expansion in October. November's 11.3% climb was the largest in six months, when credit card use rose 12.8% during May.

    Non-revolving credit, such as car and boat loans, grew $6.7 billion. That followed a $4.5 billion decrease in October.

    The credit data are often volatile from month to month and frequently revised. They exclude home mortgages and other real estate-secured loans.


    -By Jeff Bater, Dow Jones Newswires; 202 862 9249; jeff.bater@dowjones.com


  13. [verwijderd] 8 januari 2008 21:17
    Reden van de daling:

    Stocks drop in quick fashion after Bloomberg reports that AT&T's (T 39.18, -1.85) CEO said the company is experiencing "softness" in its broadband and phone line businesses. Verizon (VZ 42.16, -0.76) is also under pressure on the news. The telecom sector is now the main laggard, shedding 4.4%.

    The major indices hit fresh intraday lows on the news, with the Dow underperforming as both AT&T and Verizon are Dow components.DJ30 -95.03 NASDAQ -15.62 SP500 -7.94 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1490/1467/1.73 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1221/1891/+1.1 bln

  15. [verwijderd] 8 januari 2008 21:22
    Two Fed Officials Hint More Rate Cuts May Be Coming

    Federal Reserve officials from opposite ends of the ideological spectrum had a similar message
    Tuesday -- that further interest rate cuts could lie ahead given risks to economic growth in the United States.

    "The economy is going to be weak; the real question is how much weaker it's going to get," Charles Plosser, President of the Philadelphia Fed, said in a speech in Pennsylvania.



  20. forum rang 4 ischav2 8 januari 2008 21:25
    quote:

    GertVteD schreef:

    Two Fed Officials Hint More Rate Cuts May Be Coming

    Federal Reserve officials from opposite ends of the ideological spectrum had a similar message
    Tuesday -- that further interest rate cuts could lie ahead given risks to economic growth in the United States.

    "The economy is going to be weak; the real question is how much weaker it's going to get," Charles Plosser, President of the Philadelphia Fed, said in a speech in Pennsylvania.

    Waarom dan wachten tot the damage is done?



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