今日のＮＫは続落。
３連休と米雇用統計発表を控え模様眺めと解説されているが、１／７までの楽観・強気相場から変化が感じられる。
・今日は２空目の窓（８，８６０－８，９８７円）を完全に埋めきった。これまでだと窓埋めする前に切り替えしていた。
・売買代金、商いが大幅に減った。
・米国が決算発表や指数に素直に反応し出した。
「オバマ・ユーフォリア（陶酔感）から早くも覚醒し始めた。」とのコメントも出た。
もっともテクニカルでは、悲観論でも、もう一度上昇後下げ相場へ移行することになる。この場合は１／７が天井だった可能性も出てくる。
その意味で今夜のＮＹは非常に注目される。
当面の下げの目処は、
・1空目の窓：８，６１１～８，６００円
・５０％押し：８，５８８円（日足の基準線）
・２５日線：８，５７７円
2件のコメントがあります
1～2件 / 全2件
こんばんは。
雇用統計が悪いことは事前に予想されていたことです。
それに反応し出したことが変化と受け止めています。
楽観論が増えすぎるとこのような結果になるのではないでしょうか？
雇用統計が悪いことは事前に予想されていたことです。
それに反応し出したことが変化と受け止めています。
楽観論が増えすぎるとこのような結果になるのではないでしょうか？
雇用は、ダメでしたねえ。
The unemployment rate surged to its highest level in nearly 16 years in December as a deepening economic slump forced companies to slash payrolls by more than half a million jobs.
The Labor Department said on Friday the national unemployment rate rose to 7.2 percent in December, the highest level since January 1993, beating analysts forecast for a reading of 7.0 percent. The jobless rate was 6.8 percent in November.
In December, U.S. employers cut payrolls by 524,000, somewhat less than analysts' prediction for a 550,000 reduction in jobs. Total job losses for 2008 were 2.6 million, the largest decline since a 2.75 million drop in 1945.
"This is a very dismal report. This paints a much worse picture in 2008 than we had thought. This doesn't bode well for first-quarter unemployment. This is one of most significant downward quarters for jobs in post World War history," said Lindsey Piegza, market analyst at FTN Financial in New York.
U.S. stock index futures turned higher amid relief the decline in payrolls was not even more dramatic.
The pace of job losses is adding to fears the economic recession that started in December 2007 may prove to be the longest since a 1981 slump that lasted 16 months. It also underscores the urgent need for a massive fiscal stimulus to salvage the economy.
The collapse of the U.S. housing market and the resulting financial crisis have triggered the worst financial environment since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
November's job losses were revised to show a cut of 584,000, previously reported as a 533,000 loss, while October's losses were revised to 423,000 from a decline of 320,000.
With those revisions, the total reduction in U.S. nonfarm payrolls in the four months through December was 1.9 million.
"The job situation is ugly and is going to get uglier. There's no reason to expect hiring anytime in the next three to six months. We are not going to see any hiring until the government steps in and acts. Talk doesn't work," said Richard Yamarone, chief economist at Argus Research in New York.
The Federal Reserve has cut benchmark interest rates to near zero to improve financial market liquidity and bolster economic growth while the incoming administration of President-elect Barack Obama has pledged to enact a massive fiscal stimulus package.
The largest number of job losses in December was in services-providing businesses, which shed 273,000 jobs.
Weekly hours of work fell slightly to 33.3 in December from 33.5 in November, as employers reduced schedules.
出典：Reuters
http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSWEN227520090109
The unemployment rate surged to its highest level in nearly 16 years in December as a deepening economic slump forced companies to slash payrolls by more than half a million jobs.
The Labor Department said on Friday the national unemployment rate rose to 7.2 percent in December, the highest level since January 1993, beating analysts forecast for a reading of 7.0 percent. The jobless rate was 6.8 percent in November.
In December, U.S. employers cut payrolls by 524,000, somewhat less than analysts' prediction for a 550,000 reduction in jobs. Total job losses for 2008 were 2.6 million, the largest decline since a 2.75 million drop in 1945.
"This is a very dismal report. This paints a much worse picture in 2008 than we had thought. This doesn't bode well for first-quarter unemployment. This is one of most significant downward quarters for jobs in post World War history," said Lindsey Piegza, market analyst at FTN Financial in New York.
U.S. stock index futures turned higher amid relief the decline in payrolls was not even more dramatic.
The pace of job losses is adding to fears the economic recession that started in December 2007 may prove to be the longest since a 1981 slump that lasted 16 months. It also underscores the urgent need for a massive fiscal stimulus to salvage the economy.
The collapse of the U.S. housing market and the resulting financial crisis have triggered the worst financial environment since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
November's job losses were revised to show a cut of 584,000, previously reported as a 533,000 loss, while October's losses were revised to 423,000 from a decline of 320,000.
With those revisions, the total reduction in U.S. nonfarm payrolls in the four months through December was 1.9 million.
"The job situation is ugly and is going to get uglier. There's no reason to expect hiring anytime in the next three to six months. We are not going to see any hiring until the government steps in and acts. Talk doesn't work," said Richard Yamarone, chief economist at Argus Research in New York.
The Federal Reserve has cut benchmark interest rates to near zero to improve financial market liquidity and bolster economic growth while the incoming administration of President-elect Barack Obama has pledged to enact a massive fiscal stimulus package.
The largest number of job losses in December was in services-providing businesses, which shed 273,000 jobs.
Weekly hours of work fell slightly to 33.3 in December from 33.5 in November, as employers reduced schedules.
出典：Reuters
http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSWEN227520090109
