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The US dollar had a strong fall against major world currencies on Friday after an unexpected weak employment report in the US have seen investors reduce expectations of a rise in interest rates by the US Federal Reserve (Fed) in the second half of this year.

The US Labor Department reported that the US economy added 126,000 jobs in March stations, less than half the gain of February and the smallest increase since December 2013. Economists had
projected an increase of 245,000 jobs in last month.

Gold and Silver prices fall after US employment data and IPC

The prices of gold and silver fell on Thursday , as investors are awaiting important U.S. data later in the day for indications about the strength of the economy and need for stimulation .
Gold and silver fall before U.S. jobs data and IPC
On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange ( Nymex ) , gold maturing in June fell 0.21 % , or $ 2.80, and was trading at U.S. $ 1,303.10 a troy ounce in U.S. trade morning .
The prices were in a range between U.S. $ 1,301.50 a troy ounce to U.S. $ 1,307.30 a troy ounce . On Wednesday , gold rose to U.S. $ 1,309.20 an ounce , the highest level since May 7 , before getting U.S. $ 1305.90 , advancing 0.86 % , or $ 11.10.
It is expected that gold futures find support at U.S. $ 1,289.10 per ounce , the low of May 13 and resistance at U.S. $ 1,315.00 , the high of May 7.
Also on the Comex , silver maturing in July fell 0.44 % , or 8.7 cents to $ 19.68 per ounce . On Wednesday , the futures recovered to $ 20.00 per ounce, the highest level since April 15 , before becoming U.S. $ 19.77 , advancing 1.17 % , or 22.8 cents .
It is expected that the silver futures find support at U.S. $ 19.36 per ounce , the low of May 13 and resistance at $ 20.00, the high of May 14 .
At the end of the day , the U.S. was to release data on new claims for unemployment insurance , consumer inflation and industrial production as well as a report on manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region.
The dollar index , which tracks the performance of the U.S. dollar against a basket of six major currencies , rose 0.2 % to 80.28 .
A stronger U.S. dollar typically weighs on gold, because the currency diminishes the appeal of the metal as an alternative asset and makes commodities traded in dollars more expensive for holders of other currencies .
In metals trading , copper maturing in July rose 0.18 % , or 0.6 cents to $ 3.166 per pound .
In the euro zone , data released earlier showed that growth in the region grew less than expected in the first three months of the year , while the growth of the French economy stagnated .
Eurostat reported that the gross domestic product ( GDP ) in the euro zone grew by seasonally adjusted 0.2 % in the first quarter , below expectations of a 0.4% increase .
The prices of the red metal recovered for a ten-week high yesterday, amid speculation that demand in China , the biggest consumer of the commodity , gain strength in the short term . The Asian nation is the world's largest copper consumer , accounting for almost 40 % of world consumption last year .

Source: invest.com

STOCK MARKET UPDATES AROUND THE WORLD

Mexico City 9 Mai (EFE) -. The main indicator of the Mexican Stock Exchange, the Price and Quotations Index (IPC), closed on Friday at a low of 0.05%, to 41,641.11 points.
Bag Mexico: IPC closes at low of 0.05%
During the session, were 233 million shares traded in local and global markets, with trading volume of 7.7 billion pesos ($ 596 million).]

Bogota 9 Mai (EFE) -. Colcap What, benchmark Stock Exchange of Colombia (BVC), closed on Friday with no percentage change, to 1674.22 points.
Bolsa Colombia: Colcap closes without percentage change
The trading volume of trading was 167.2 billion pesos ($ 87.9 million) in 2,879 operations.

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Beginner Forex Currency Trading: What Is It All About?

For a beginner forex currency trading may seem to be a whole new world but in fact the basics are quite easy to learn. You just need to understand the buzz words and trading terms and grasp a basic understanding of how the markets work.

Making big money in a short time is what forex currency trading is all about! It is possible for investors to make a lot of money very fast because the rates of exchange on the foreign market can rise and fall quickly. This means of course that it is risky and there is also a chance of losing a lot, just like most things in life that have the potential of big returns.

Stock Market: 1st Quarter 2014 Review

• Markets have largely recovered from January's correction, and the average valuation of our coverage universe continues to tick up, standing at 104% of fair value going into the second quarter (all market and geographic averages are on a market-capitalization-weighted basis). 
• In a market leaning toward the overvalued side, investors must dig deeper to unearth buying opportunities. However, macro instability has created some buying opportunities, especially in a number of energy and high-quality consumer staples stocks.
• On a global scale, firms that our analysts cover in Asia Pacific now look to be the most undervalued, reversing the region's most overvalued position at this time last year. Conversely, North America and Europe look to be the most overvalued.

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US Dollar Fails to Rally on Great Payrolls Data, Remains a Sell

A sharply better-than-expected US Nonfarm Payrolls report wasn’t enough to keep the Dollar from falling versus major FX counterparts, and the Greenback looks at risk of further declines as key fundamental factors favor weakness. 

Best Administration Graduation Schools in São Paulo - Brazil

Administration is the manegement of human resources, materials and finances of an organization. The administrator is the proessional responsable for the strategies plannig and the day-by-day manegement of an enterprise.
In general, the first two years of the course are ocuppied with basic discipines, as matemathics, estatistics, law, sociology, contability and informatics. In the third year start the specifics classes, like logistics, finances, marketing and human resources.
A profession that ensures more employability according to demand.
The Federal Board of directors in national survey in 2003 , Profile , education, experience and job opportunities Administrator shows that the teaching of Management in Brazil is considered the highest student demand for higher education. There are around 1500 undergraduate degrees in Business Administration , with more than 500,000 students enrolled , representing more than 14 % of the population of students at this grade level . Only 14% of respondents chose to attend Administrators Administration by vocation , and 27 % stated that the predominant reason was the nature of your professional project ( now open , expand business, career , etc. . ) While 15 % were aimed at a better placing on the market job. It can be said that the biggest concern of the Directors, today , is centered on the issue of employability .




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Main reasons to invest in Brazil

1. Strategic Location and Market

• 5th biggest country in the world
• More than 190 million of inhabitants
• The Brazilian GDP measured in PPP represents 38% of the whole Latin America GDP alone, reaching more than US$2,4 trillion PPP in 2009.
• The consumption market covers more than 920 million of potential consumers, considering Brazil, Latin America and North America.
• Brazil borders almost all the South America countries. 

2. Growing Sustainably

• Brazil is the world’s in G8
• The Brazilian economy presents a sustainable and strong growth. The Brazilian GDP growth rate reached 5.8 per cent in 2009, with an inflation rate of 4.7 per cent.
• More than 35% of the jobs created in Latin America in 2007 were in Brazil.
• Since 2003, the Brazilian exports have shown a growth rate bigger than that of the world imports, resulting in a higher Brazilian participation on the world trade. 

3. Innovation and technology

• Brazil has the biggest and most diversified yet  science, technology and innovation system of Latin America.
• It has a competitive differential within the sectors of aircraft building, oil exploration in depth water and software development.
• Brazil has internationally consolidated its competence in producing ethanol and biodiesel fuel.
• In 2009, there were 10.396 new graduated students at the doctor’s level and 31.761 at the master’s in Brazil.
• The growth rate in number of personal computers between 2002 and 2010 increased more than 140%, reaching more than 34 million. This number represents 45% of the whole Latin America personal computers during those years.
• The Brazilian Internet users’ number increased more than 270% in the last five years, representing 53 million users. 

4. Infrastructure

• 69 airports with annual flow of 110 million people.
• 49 ports with capacity for over 600 million tons/year.
• 29,596 km of railways – the eleventh world railway mesh.
• 1.7 million km of roads – the third world road mesh.
• 100% digital telephone lines in Brazil.
• Brazil has one of the best communication structures with 125 million mobile lines, at about 42 million fixed lines and more than 1 million public telephones.
• Brazil will, through the Growth Acceleration Program of the Brazilian Government, invest (considering public and private resources) US$16,5 billion in roads, US$ 3,9 billion in railways and US$ 1,3 billion in ports. 

5. Investment profitability

• In the last years the Brazilian return on investment overcame the 26% annual mean.
• The foreign companies settled down in Brazil are free to send their profits to their country of origin.
• Brazil received, in 2007, 30% of the Foreign Direct Investment intended to the Latin America, resulting in a 99% growth rate. 

6. Work Force

• Brazil’s economically active population represents 36% of Latin America total population, having reached 92 million people in 2007.
• 17 million people with higher education level have technical-scientific activities.
• 7 million was the total number of registered students in technical and higher education in 2006.
• There has been an increased growth in the Brazilian work productivity, in the latest years. 

7. Natural resources

• One of the worldwide largest producer and exporter of agricultural products.
• The world’s largest producer of ethanol, with 308 installed production plants, producing 17,7 billion liters per year.
• The world’s largest producer of iron ore.
• The worldwide largest producer and exporter of coffee, sugar cane and fruit juices.
• The world’s largest exporter of soy, meat, chicken and leather.
• Self-sufficient in oil, going from net importer in 2005 to net exporter, representing the sixth exportable sector in the Brazilian foreign trade.

The Brazil’s energetic matrix has 45% of renewable sources whilst for the world this ratio is 14%.